Terms of Use
Last updated November 2026
1. What Sent is
Sent lets anyone launch a token on Volta, Ascend or Montra and name a creator account on X, Twitch or fomo as the recipient of the token's creator fees. The fees are paid to a vault Sent operates for that account. Sent credits 80% of what reaches the vault to the creator and sends it automatically to the creator's payout wallet: a wallet the creator registers once after signing in with the account on X or Twitch, or, for fomo traders, the wallet they trade with. Creators do not claim or sign anything. 20% goes to the Sent treasury.
2. Custody of vault balances
Sent holds custody of the balances in creator vaults. The vaults are smart contracts that Sent deployed and controls. Sent can upgrade the vault code at any time, for every vault at once, and Sent's owner key can withdraw any vault balance, including the creator's share, and make a vault perform any action, including moving a launch's creator rights away from it. Sent uses these powers to pay creators by other routes, such as an off-ramp to their platform account, to change a payout wallet at the creator's request, and to maintain the service; an amount paid another way is deducted from the creator's balance.
The creator's credited share is sent to their payout wallet by Sent's payout service on a regular cycle, once it is worth the minimum shown on the site. Until it is sent, it is held by Sent on the creator's behalf. You should not treat a balance that has not reached your wallet as being in your sole control.
3. Launching is acceptance
Launching a token through Sent, or naming a Sent vault as a token's creator-fee recipient by any other means, constitutes acceptance of these terms by the launcher. Once a launch names a vault, neither the launcher nor the creator can move its creator fees elsewhere; only Sent's owner key can. The launcher is responsible for the token, its name, image and description, and any claims made about it. Sent does not issue, endorse or vet tokens.
4. Launchpads
Tokens are created and traded on third-party launchpads (Volta, Ascend and Montra) under their own rules, which they can change. Each takes its own share of trading fees before anything reaches a vault. Volta lets a launcher divide the creator side between the creator, buybacks and holders; launches made on Sent give all of it to the creator's vault, and a launch made elsewhere pays the vault only the creator part it was given. Ascend holds most creator fees until a token reaches a $40k market cap and forfeits them if it does not, or if the token goes quiet; forfeited fees never reach the vault and Sent cannot recover them. Sent is not responsible for a launchpad's rules, outages or losses. See the docs.
5. The split
Each pull of fees into a vault is divided at that moment: 80% to the creator's share and 20% to the Sent treasury. Sent can change this split for future pulls; it does not change amounts already credited.
6. Creators
Being named as a recipient creates no obligation and no endorsement. A creator may register a payout wallet, ignore the balance, or opt out of payments. The creator is responsible for the payout wallet they register: it must be an address they control on Elysium; funds sent to an address they do not control, including an exchange deposit address, cannot be recovered. A registered wallet is changed only through Sent support, after Sent has checked the request comes from the account. Sent may delay or decline a payout where the law requires it to collect information first, where an account's ownership is in doubt, or where it suspects fraud.
7. No warranties
The service and the contracts are provided as is, with no third-party audit. Chains halt, RPCs fail, launchpads change their rules and prices move. Dollar figures on the site are estimates at current prices. Nothing here is investment, legal or tax advice.
8. Changes
Sent may update these terms. The date at the top says when they last changed.