Plant the app.
Reap its trades.
Fund the apps being built on Hyperliquid with USDC from your Solana wallet. Your money sits in escrow until the app is live and people trade through it. After that, every trade through its builder code pays the people who backed it.
House app: raise open, 0 of 2,500 USDC backedWorks with the wallets and rails you already use
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MeteoraHyperliquidSolanaUSDCPhantomSolflareBackpackJupiterRelayCircle CCTPMetaMaskRabbyTelegramMeteoraThe volume gate
Money waits for volume
A builder raises USDC on Solana and the escrow pays it out in five 20% tranches. The first opens when real traders route fills through the app’s builder code. The next four open with routed notional. If the app never goes live, or its code goes quiet for 30 days, whatever is left goes back to the backers.
PhantomEscrowBuilder fillsRelayBack
USDC goes from Phantom into the raise’s own escrow on Solana. One transaction.
Go live
The first 20% is released once 10 traders route fills through the code over 3 days
Tranches
Four more 20% steps, each one unlocked by routed notional and distinct traders
Weekly split
Builder fees go 60 to the builder, 30 to backers, and 10 buys $SPRIG and burns it
Three kinds of apps earn through one code
Any frontend on Hyperliquid can carry a builder code.
A trading frontend on Hyperliquid puts the app’s builder address in the b field of every order and its fee in f. Users approve that address once from their main wallet. Every fill then pays the fee on-chain, per app, where anyone can see it.
Open the house terminalA bot that places perps orders for its users sends the same two fields. It keeps its own interface and its own users. Sprig holds the builder address, reads the bot’s daily fills file and pays its backers every week.
List a botAn AI agent that trades perps pulls its builder parameters from the MCP server and adds them to its orders. Its routed volume counts toward its tranches like any other app, once self-fills and the builder’s own addresses are stripped out.
Read the MCP toolsEvery leg is a public signature
Backings, tranches, refunds, claims and burns are Solana transactions with a Memo record signed by the keeper. Fills and fees come from Hyperliquid’s own files. Anyone can rebuild every number on this site.
Backers earn while the app routes
Once a raise is live, backers keep 30% of the app’s builder fees every week, even after the last tranche. It’s paid in USDC on Solana through Claim.
Fake volume costs what it pays
Tranches count distinct traders and throw out self-fills and the builder’s own addresses. Each one needs 2,000 USDC of routed notional per USDC released, so washing the counter costs about what it unlocks.
On your phone
Back the apps you like from your phone
Star the apps you believe in. Favorites opens first, with each raise and a Back button. Phantom, Solflare or Backpack on your phone approves the USDC transfer and hands the signature back to the app.
- Android: a signed APK (5.2 MB) with Solana Mobile Wallet Adapter built in.
- iPhone: Add to Home Screen from Safari. Full screen, opens on your favorites.
- Favorites stay on the phone. No account, no key in the app.
From the docs
How the escrow, the volume gate and the weekly split work, one step at a time.
List your app
Got a terminal, a Telegram bot or a perps agent on Hyperliquid? Raise USDC from Solana holders, collect your tranches as your volume grows, and keep 60% of your builder fees every week.