Resources
FAQ
Short answers to the questions people ask first about Rtp.Fun, each linked to the page with the full detail.
Accounts and wallets
Section titled “Accounts and wallets”What is Rtp.Fun?
A community-driven platform where alliance communities create, contribute and use discovery, launch, trading and review tools together. Your alliance is your community base; RtpFam is the official discussion channel. See Why Rtp.Fun.
How do I sign in?
With Phantom, Solflare, Backpack, MetaMask or another wallet, with Google or X, or with a one-time email code. Signing in never moves funds. See Quick start.
Who holds my keys?
You do. Your Wallet’s keys are created and kept in your browser. Password-based wallets encrypt the local copy with your trading password; sign-in-wallet recovery uses a separately protected encrypted backup. Rtp.Fun prepares transactions; only your Wallet can sign them. See Security and custody and Wallet.
What if I lose my recovery phrase?
If your Wallet still unlocks on your device, export a new backup right away. Without the phrase, a private key or an encrypted backup, no one — including Rtp.Fun — can restore the Wallet. See Wallet.
Trading and fees
Section titled “Trading and fees”What does it cost?
The default aggregator-route platform fee is 1.00% for a token trade (0.65% trading + 0.35% swap), or 0.35% for a standalone swap. The RTP create surcharge is zero; network, pool, token and platform charges can still apply. Check the selected route’s review. See Fees.
Where can I launch?
The catalog maps platforms to Solana, BNB Chain, Base, Robinhood Chain and Stable. The form offers routes after checking current preparation capability on the selected network. See Launch platforms for the mappings.
What happens at graduation?
When the selected curve meets its graduation threshold, it becomes eligible to migrate to the configured pool. Follow the transaction and resulting pool and lock state. Pool fees and creator terms can differ from curve terms. See Rtp.Fun curves.
My transaction says "Checking". Did it fail?
No. The network has not given a final answer yet, so Rtp.Fun keeps checking rather than risk you sending it twice. Don’t send it again; the status updates on its own. See Transaction status.
Community and earnings
Section titled “Community and earnings”How do creator earnings work?
The selected platform and configuration determine the creator’s share and claim rules. A percentage of a trading fee is not a percentage of the whole trade. Portfolio shows claimable amounts when supplied by the platform; a launch does not guarantee revenue.
Do I need a token to use Rtp.Fun?
There is no $RTP holding requirement to explore the core tools. Accounts, wallet readiness and route availability still determine which actions you can use. RTP on Solana is a test token; it does not grant platform income or administrative access. A purchase alone does not confirm an official-token allocation. See Open access.
Are creator earnings part of platform rewards?
No. Creator earnings belong to the creator. A creator may choose to fund tasks for their alliance; each task’s rules decide what it pays. See Creator tasks.
How do community rewards become available?
The season’s rules determine eligible activity, unlocks and allocation. The App’s recorded progress or estimate is not a confirmed payment. Check the applicable rules and transaction receipt before treating a reward as received. Creator-funded task payments are separate from season rewards. See Season vault.
Safety and support
Section titled “Safety and support”What is the RTP token status?
RTP does not conduct airdrops. A planned address is not proof of an active token contract or sale. Do not send funds to someone offering an allocation in a message. See RTP ecosystem.
How do I avoid scams?
Use only rtp.fun and wallet.rtp.fun. Rtp.Fun never messages you first and never asks for your recovery phrase, private key or password. See Support and channels.
How do I report a security issue?
The private reporting route is pending verification. Do not post sensitive details publicly; see Responsible disclosure.
