Half of every fee goes to whoever brought you here.
Every coin on Vouch pays a 1% trade fee. Half of it — 0.5% of every trade, forever — goes to the wallet that referred the trader. One level deep, and it comes out of our share, not out of the trader's pocket.
Binding happens on the referred wallet's first buy and cannot be changed afterwards — by them, by you, or by us.
Where the 1% goes
The referral share is not added on top of the fee. It is taken out of what the protocol would otherwise keep — we pay for distribution instead of buying it.
If a trader arrived with no referrer, that 0.5% goes to the coin's launcher instead. It is never taken twice and never left unassigned.
One level. Never two.
This is the whole difference between an affiliate programme — which every exchange and broker on earth runs — and the other thing. So it is worth being explicit about rather than burying it.
What Vouch does
You are paid for people you personally brought, on their own trading, for as long as they trade. Nothing flows up from anyone further down, because there is no further down.
What Vouch is not
There are no tiers, no ranks, no downline, no volume targets, no recruiting bonus, and nothing to buy in order to participate. Your earnings depend on whether the people you brought actually trade — not on how many people they bring.
A structure that pays you on your referrals' referrals is a different thing with a different name and a different legal status. We did not build that one, and the contract has no depth parameter to turn it into that one later.
What bringing people is actually worth
Multiplication, not a forecast. People who stop trading pay you nothing, and most people stop.
Why we can afford this
Because the alternative is spending the same money on ads that convert worse. A launchpad's hardest problem has never been the contract — it is that nobody knows the thing exists. This turns that budget into a standing offer.
And the catch
You get paid on trading, not on signups. Bring a hundred people who never trade and you earn exactly nothing. That is deliberate — paying for signups is how these things get gamed within a day.
How the binding works
You share a link with your address in it
No signup, no application, no approval. If you have a wallet you have a link.
Their first buy writes the binding on-chain
The referrer is recorded against their address at that moment and can never be changed afterwards — not by them, not by you, not by us.
Every trade they make after that pays you 0.5%
On every coin on the launchpad, not just the one they arrived through. For as long as they keep trading.
You claim whenever you like
It accrues to a vault against your address. Nobody has to approve a payout and nobody holds it in between.
What isn't solved
Self-referral is possible
Nothing stops someone opening a second wallet and referring themselves to claw back 0.5% of their own fees. The contract can reject a literal self-reference; it cannot tell two wallets apart. In practice this makes the fee 0.5% for anyone determined enough, and we would rather say that than pretend a check exists.
It will be called a pyramid anyway
Some people will read "referral" and stop there. The honest answer is the one-level rule above, and the fact that the contract has no depth parameter to change later — but we are not going to pretend the accusation won't come.
Nothing is deployed or audited
No contract address on 4663 or 46630, and no external audit. Anything claiming to be a live Vouch today is not us.
The split may need to move
0.5% to referrers is a large share to give away and we have not run it at volume. If it turns out to be unsustainable, changing it is a public parameter change, announced before it happens — not a quiet edit.