Fees and dev bags, sealed behind post-quantum keys.
Every coin launched on Hashlock puts its creator fees and its dev buy in a vault that only a hash-based signature can open. The vault program checks that signature on Solana, so anyone can confirm it on chain.
Who can move the money
On most pads one wallet key moves a coin's fees and its dev bag. On Hashlock that key is not enough.
| What | On a usual pad | On Hashlock |
|---|---|---|
| Creator fees | Paid to the creator's wallet. One Ed25519 key moves them. | Paid to the creator's vault. They move only with a hash-based signature the program checks. |
| Dev buy | Sits in the creator's wallet, free to sell. | Moved into the vault at launch. Same rule to take it out. |
| The post-quantum signature | Some pads write one into the coin's metadata file. Nothing on chain checks it. | The vault holds a 32-byte root. Every withdrawal is verified against it on chain. |
| What you can check | A metadata file. | The vault account, the fee-sharing config and the dev bag's token account, on Solscan. |
SealedThe vault holds this coin's creator fees and dev bag.
Agent-run, not sealedAn automated agent moves this coin's fees with its own wallet, so they are not behind a hash-based key.
Every coin feeds one flywheel
Hashlock takes of every coin's creator fees for the flywheel. It runs every 15 minutes.
A coin's creator fees
Until $HASHLOCK is live, the flywheel's share collects and waits for the first buy.
A launch in three steps
Your wallet (Phantom, Solflare or any Solana wallet) signs each step. Your keys are made in your browser and never reach our server.
Create your vault
Your browser makes a 24-word recovery phrase and turns it into 1,024 one-time hash-based keys. You write the words down. Only the keys' root goes to the vault program, and the phrase is never sent anywhere. You do this once.
Launch and record
One prompt creates the coin on pump.fun, makes your dev buy, and records the launch in your vault with your next one-time key.
Seal it
A second prompt locks fee sharing so your share goes to your vault and moves the dev buy into it. From then on, its fees and dev bag move only with a hash-based signature.
What it does not do yet
Post-quantum on Solana is partial today. Here is where the line sits.
- Solana still signs transactions with Ed25519. The vault adds a hash-based check for the money it holds. It does not change how Solana itself verifies a transaction.
- pump.fun and the fee payer use ordinary keys. The bonding curve and the account paying network fees are outside the vault.
- Your recovery phrase is the vault. Anyone who has the 24 words can move what it holds, and nobody can restore it if you lose them. An optional mode derives the keys from your wallet instead. It is labelled not post-quantum, because whoever controls that wallet can rebuild them.
- Agent-run coins are not sealed. The agent's wallet moves their fees, and the coin's badge says so.