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# Routing rewards to someone else

When you launch, you can send your creator rewards to a **different wallet** or to an **X (Twitter) handle** instead of the wallet you're launching from. One choice controls **both** streams — the 95% trading fees and the 10% creator vault.

This is perfect for launching on behalf of a creator, a community wallet, a friend, or a public figure.

## How to set it

On the launch form, turn on the **Fees + creator vault** toggle. A field appears where you enter either:

* a **wallet address** (`0x…`), or
* an **X handle** (`@someone`).

Leave the toggle **off** and everything defaults to you, the deployer.

<table><thead><tr><th width="200">You enter</th><th>Where rewards go</th></tr></thead><tbody><tr><td>Nothing (toggle off)</td><td>To you — the launching wallet.</td></tr><tr><td><code>0x…</code> address</td><td>To that wallet.</td></tr><tr><td><code>@handle</code></td><td>To the wallet linked to that X account.</td></tr></tbody></table>

## Routing to an X handle

Type an `@handle` and pumphood resolves it to that person's wallet.

* If they've **used pumphood before**, it routes straight to their existing wallet.
* If they **haven't yet**, pumphood can pre-provision a wallet linked to their X account. When they later sign in with X, the wallet — and all the fees and vault tokens that accrued to it — is already theirs to claim.

{% hint style="info" %}
Routing by handle means you can launch a token *for* someone and have their rewards waiting for them, even before they've ever heard of pumphood. They just sign in with X to claim.
{% endhint %}

## It's locked to that recipient

Once a token is launched, only the **current recipient** can hand the rewards to someone else:

* Only the current **fee recipient** can reassign the fee stream.
* Only the current **vault beneficiary** can reassign the vault.

The person who launched the token has **no way to claw the rewards back** once they've been directed elsewhere. Choose the recipient carefully — a launch can't be reversed.

{% hint style="warning" %}
Double-check the address or handle before you launch. pumphood cannot redirect payouts retroactively or undo a deploy.
{% endhint %}

Next up: [**Trading & graduation →**](/using-pumphood/trading-and-graduation.md)


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