From tokens to real rewards.
Start as a holder, or build rewards for your community. Here is what you need and what happens next.
Never share your seed phrase. Review every transaction. Holding a token is not a guaranteed return.
- 01Find a pool
Open Explore and pick a community. Check the coin address, the brand it rewards, and the minimum balance.
- 02Hold enough of the coin
Your wallet balance at claim time must be at or above the pool minimum. Buy on any Robinhood Chain venue using the verified address.
- 03Pick a value, enter your email
Each coin pays out one gift card brand. Choose a value, enter the email the code should go to. Your email is hashed in your browser before anything is sent.
- 04Confirm in your wallet
The claim is one transaction. You pay gas. The pool pays what the card costs at the provider, priced live and signed at claim time. Redeemr adds nothing.
- 05Check your inbox
Our worker sees the claim on chain, buys the card, and emails you the code. Track it under My claims with your claim ID.
- 01Register your coin
Paste the contract address, pick the one gift card brand, the values, the minimum balance and the cooldown. One transaction. We deploy a splitter for the pool.
- 02Route your creator fees
If the coin was launched on Pons, point its creator fee recipient at the splitter. One transaction from the wallet that receives the fees today. From then on every trade funds the pool: 80% to holders, 20% to Redeemr. You send nothing.
- 03Launching a new coin?
Fill in the launch form here. We prefill the fee recipient with your splitter; you sign the Pons launch yourself and pay Pons' 0.0005 ETH launch fee. Your own optional creator tax stays yours.
- 04Run it, or leave
Pause and resume any time. Top the pool up by hand if you like; only that part is yours to withdraw. Release the fee recipient to any address whenever you want. No timelock, no approval from us.
Holder balance at or above the pool minimum, read live from the coin contract.
Cooldown per wallet per pool, measured from the last successful claim.
Value must be one of the denominations the creator set.
Pool balance must cover the quoted cost, or the claim reverts.
ETH/USD comes from Chainlink. Stale or non positive answers revert.
The card price is a quote signed by the platform key. Expired, reused or tampered quotes revert.
Every function that moves ETH is reentrancy guarded.
Creators can withdraw only while their pool is paused.
The platform owner can pause pools and collect its fee bucket. Nothing else.
Brands
Every gift card Redeemr can deliver today, all United States region. A pool pays out exactly one of them, chosen by the creator at registration. Values depend on the provider; the pool pays the provider's live price.
Claimable is what your wallet can take from a pool right now. It reads 0 when the connected wallet holds less than the pool minimum, when your cooldown from the last claim has not ended, when the creator has paused the pool, or when the pool balance cannot cover the smallest value. The pool page tells you which one applies. Buying more of the coin or waiting out the cooldown changes it on the next refresh.
No. We buy the card and deliver it to the email you enter at claim time. You never touch the provider. The merchant itself may need its own account to load the card, for example a Steam or PlayStation login, and cards are region locked, so pick the country where you will spend it.
Keep your claim ID from My claims. Cards are bought and paid for by a worker that runs every minute, and some merchants take a few minutes to issue a code. If it is still pending after an hour, email support@redeemr.xyz with the claim ID. Never claim again to fix a pending one, the contract will only debit the pool twice. Never share a code you received, it is the whole value of the card.
From trading. When a coin was launched on the Pons launchpad, Pons pays the creator a share of every trade fee. A registered coin points that share at its pool's splitter contract, and anyone can pull it: 80% is credited to the reward pool, 20% to the Redeemr treasury. The creator deposits nothing. Every split is on chain and listed on the pool page. Creators can also top a pool up by hand; only that part is theirs to withdraw. Fee derived balance belongs to holders and nobody can take it out.
No. The wallet that registered the pool can call release on its splitter at any time. That splits what has accrued for holders, hands the Pons fee recipient to any address you choose, and unlinks the pool. There is no timelock and no approval step, and pausing the pool does not block it.
Whoever sends it. Pulling fees is permissionless: any wallet can press Pull fees on a pool page and pay gas only. The split itself is fixed in the contract at 80% to the pool and 20% to the treasury.
No. Connecting a wallet only reads your address. Every action is a transaction you sign.
Gift cards are bought in dollars. ETH has a Chainlink price feed on Robinhood Chain, so the contract can price a claim exactly. The coin only gates eligibility.
None on claims. At claim time we fetch the card's live price from the provider, sign it, and the contract debits exactly that amount in ETH. Some cards cost a little under or over face value at the provider; the pool pays that price and Redeemr adds nothing. Redeemr's revenue is the 20% share of routed launchpad fees.
Claims revert if the ETH/USD answer is older than the staleness window or not positive. Try again after the next feed update.
No. The transaction carries a salted hash. We keep the plaintext only to deliver the card, keyed by that hash.