Legal
Disclosures
- Sent has custody of vault balances. Creator vaults are upgradeable by Sent, and Sent's owner key can withdraw any vault balance, including a creator's share not yet sent, act on behalf of any vault, and re-point the wallet a vault pays to. A creator's share is held by Sent until the payout service sends it to their wallet. Details in the docs.
- Sent keeps 20% of the creator fees that reach each vault, and can change that share for future pulls.
- Sent may pay a creator outside the chain, for example through an off-ramp to their platform account, and deducts such payments from the vault.
- Tokens are created by their launchers on Volta, Ascend or Montra. Sent does not issue, endorse or vet them, and naming a creator does not mean the creator is involved.
- Each launchpad takes its own share of fees first. Ascend can forfeit held creator fees for good; Sent cannot recover them.
- The Sent contracts have unit and fork tests and no third-party audit.
- Creators are paid in USDC. Whatever a vault collects in another asset is swapped to USDC at payout through a third-party aggregator; the price and the swap's costs reduce what arrives, and while no route pays a fair price the share waits in the vault.
- Payouts are sent by a Sent service on a regular cycle. If it is down, creator shares wait in the vaults until it is back; creators cannot withdraw by themselves.
- Once a launch names a vault, only Sent's owner key can move the launch's creator fees elsewhere; the launcher and the creator cannot.
- Sign-in with X or Twitch (through Privy) only proves a creator owns the account. No wallet is created for creators; they register their own.
- Dollar figures are token amounts valued at a recent price, for display only.
- Sent is not affiliated with X Corp, Twitch, fomo, Hyperliquid, Kinetiq, Volta, Ascend, Montra or Privy.
- Nothing on this site is investment, legal or tax advice.