A guide to ON AIR
How ON AIR works
Launch a creator coin, verify your profile, or find out how fees are paid.
Anyone can launch a coin for a public profile. The creator verifies account access before claiming its fees.
01 / Overview
What is a creator coin?
A coin linked to a YouTube channel or Instagram profile. Anyone can start one. Fees from eligible trades are set aside for the account behind it.
The creator verifies their account to claim those fees. Starting the coin does not give you access to the creator’s share.
Buying a coin does not give you ownership of the channel, its content or its ad revenue. A coin can lose value, and creator earnings depend on trading activity.
Community launched
Someone started a coin for the account. The creator may not have joined or approved it.
Account access verified
ON AIR checked the creator’s public verification code and account identity. This checks account access, not the person’s legal identity.
Creator endorsed
The creator separately agreed to endorse the coin. Connecting an account or collecting fees does not do this.
Where does pons fit?
Coins launch through pons on Robinhood Chain. ON AIR handles the creator profile and fee-claim flow.
Robinhood Chain uses ETH for network fees. On Air Coins ($ONAIR) is ON AIR’s platform token, now live on pons ↗. You don’t need to buy it to launch creator coins or claim creator fees.
Official $ONAIR contract: 0x5c6Cc91c83AB85c2C2657945f6D07B3A12C6A05e
Network details
The integration uses pons V2 on Robinhood Chain mainnet, chain ID 4663. ON AIR’s launchpad is deployed and its source code is verified on the explorer. A creator fee vault is created when a coin launches.
View the deployed contract ↗ · Robinhood network documentation ↗
02 / Launch
How to launch a coin
Paste the creator’s profile link.
Use a YouTube channel or Instagram profile link, not a video, Reel or post.
Name the coin.
Choose its name and symbol. ON AIR checks whether a coin already exists for the registered profile reference.
Connect your wallet.
Select your wallet and switch to Robinhood Chain if prompted. You don’t need to sign in with Google or Instagram, prove account ownership or request the creator’s approval.
Review and confirm.
Check the profile, coin details, launch fee and estimated network fee. Confirm the transaction in your wallet. ON AIR shows the coin after its launch is confirmed onchain.
A profile link is a reference, not proof of ownership.
A community coin can launch before the creator joins. The account remains unverified until its fee claim passes the account check.
YouTube and Instagram accounts stay separate, even if they use the same name. Their coins and fees are not combined automatically.
How profile references work
Where a stable account ID is available, it identifies the profile. Otherwise, a normalized public profile link can be registered as the launch reference. A handle can change hands, so a link by itself never grants fee access.
The contract allows one coin per registered account key. Different links or identity schemes are not automatically merged. Before approving a claim, ON AIR checks the stable account ID and confirms that the account matches the original launch reference, including its history when needed. This applies to both YouTube and Instagram.
03 / Social verification
Verify your creator account
Open Creator studio, connect the wallet that should receive your fees, and sign the login message. This message proves wallet access; it is not a payment and has no network fee.
Paste your profile link to get a unique code. Add it to your public profile and leave it there while ON AIR reviews the request.
YouTube
Put the code in your channel’s public description. ON AIR checks the code, the stable channel ID and the account linked to the coin.
Put the code in your public bio. ON AIR checks the code, the stable account ID and the account linked to the coin. This review does not require Instagram Login.
An administrator reviews the evidence. A matching handle and a current code are not enough if the handle has changed hands: the review must establish that this is the original account linked at launch. If that cannot be established, the claim cannot be approved.
You can check the review status in Creator studio. Approval links the account to your receiving wallet. It does not verify your legal identity or say that you endorse the coin. Google and Meta sign-in are not required for this process.
Wallet and claim checks
Each verification request is bound to its wallet, profile, unique code and expiry. An administrator signs the exact account decision; the browser cannot approve it.
A creator payout authorization specifies the account, asset, amount, receiving wallet and chain. It expires and can be used only once. Changing the receiving wallet requires a fresh account check; earlier authorizations must expire or become unusable before the replacement binding is accepted. Administrator recovery has separate permissions.
04 / Fees
Where the fees come from
Eligible trades in the coin generate creator fees. These are separate from YouTube ad revenue, Instagram income, donations or subscriptions.
Fees can build up before the creator joins. Some fees need to be collected from pons before they’re available to claim.
Pending
Fees have built up but still need to be collected.
Available to claim
Collected fees that haven’t been paid out. Creator claims require account verification. Admin recovery uses a separate permission.
Claimed
Fees already paid to the creator’s receiving wallet. Admin recovery is recorded separately.
This version shows and pays creator fees in ETH on Robinhood Chain. Before claiming, you’ll see the amount, receiving wallet and estimated network fee. You confirm the transaction in your wallet, and ON AIR checks its onchain receipt before showing it as paid.
Pending fees are shown separately. Some can be collected with a wallet transaction before you claim; others need a pons operator. If pending fees cannot be read, ON AIR shows them as unavailable rather than zero.
Help with fees
The contracts include admin recovery for emergencies and support. ON AIR’s administrator can move fees from an account’s vault to its designated recovery wallet, including an ON AIR-controlled wallet, without a waiting period or creator verification.
Recovery transfers are recorded separately from creator payments. This means the fee system is not controlled exclusively by the creator: ON AIR’s administrator and claim authorization service have trusted roles.
How fees are collected and held
Each registered account has a dedicated CreatorVault contract. This vault is set as the coin’s creator fee recipient when it launches. It is a contract address, not a separate private-key wallet for each creator.
In pons V2, fees accrue on the curve before graduation and on the hook afterward. Collection credits the vault’s balance in pons escrow. The vault can withdraw that balance and pay an authorized creator claim. Some collection steps require operator-managed conversion.
Available balances include fees already held by the vault and fees available to withdraw from escrow. Pending fees, creator payments and administrator recovery are tracked separately to avoid counting the same funds twice.
05 / Wallets
Where your fees are sent
A wallet holds your crypto. ON AIR uses a compatible wallet installed in your browser. The connection window lets you choose an available wallet and add or switch to Robinhood Chain.
Connecting shares your public wallet address. Launching then needs your approval of the actual transaction. Creator studio also asks you to sign a login message so it can keep your account checks private.
Will I have to pay a network fee?
Yes. Launches, fee collections and claims are transactions, so your wallet needs ETH on Robinhood Chain. The review shows the estimated maximum network fee before you confirm. Connecting a wallet and signing a login message do not have a network fee.
Can I send the money to my bank?
Claims send ETH to your wallet. Bank withdrawals require a separate service and are not available in ON AIR.
You won’t need to buy $ONAIR or the creator’s coin to claim creator fees.
06 / FAQ
Common questions
Do I need the creator’s permission to launch?
No account verification or creator approval is required by the launch flow. Connect your wallet, enter the public profile link and coin details, then approve the transaction. A community coin does not imply the creator endorsed it.
Do I need Google or Meta sign-in?
No. Launches use your wallet. To claim fees, you prove wallet access and add a verification code to the creator profile for manual review.
Can I use a personal Instagram account?
A public Instagram profile can be used as a launch reference without changing its account type. Claiming fees still requires the verification code, a stable account ID and evidence that it is the original account linked to the coin.
Can my YouTube and Instagram accounts share a coin?
They are separate account references, with separate coins and fees. Verifying one does not grant access to the other.
Does claiming fees mean I endorse the coin?
No. Connecting your account, collecting fees and endorsing a coin are separate choices.
Do I need to offer subscriptions or accept donations?
No. Creator fees come from eligible coin trades. This setup doesn’t need a subscription or donation integration.
Can the coin lose value?
Yes, including all of its value. A popular creator or a verified account doesn’t guarantee the coin’s price or future trading activity.
What if my account changes owners or I lose access?
The account history, access and receiving wallet need to be checked again. A recycled handle alone does not transfer fee rights. The administrator can also move fees to the designated recovery wallet. Read how fee recovery works.
07 / Integration status
What is connected
The directory reads actual launches from Robinhood Chain. If no coins have launched yet, it stays empty. Service errors and unavailable balances are shown directly.
| Feature | How it works | What to expect |
|---|---|---|
| Creator coins | Onchain directory | Confirmed launches, contract links and links to trade on pons. |
| Coin launches | Wallet transaction | A public profile link, coin details and your wallet confirmation. |
| Creator verification | Manual review | A public profile code, stable account identity and continuity check before fee access. |
| Creator fee claims | Wallet transaction | Actual available ETH, a verified receiving wallet and an onchain receipt. |
| Creator fee contracts | Deployed & verified | View the source on Robinhood Chain ↗. Account vaults are created at launch. |
| Google & Meta sign-in | Not required | The profile-code review works without either login integration. |
| $ONAIR token | Live on pons | On Air Coins · View the official token ↗ |
Launches and claims depend on the network and ON AIR’s authorization service. If a service is unavailable, the app explains what is missing and does not simulate a completed action.