Plan where each fee goes before you move any money.

Split one fee source into named routes, give each a wallet, and see exactly what every route receives. When the plan holds up, copy it and set it up in your platform's own official tool.

This is a planner. Connecting a wallet only reads your public address. CrossPaid never signs or sends anything.

Your route map

Line thickness follows each route's share. Change the shares above and the map and amounts update.

Fees collected (SOL)

Before anything goes live

The plan is the easy part. A real fee split can be hard to undo, so check these first.

Check every full addressCompare each address character by character in your wallet. Sending to a wrong address cannot be reversed.

Find out whether the split is finalSome platforms lock a split once it is set. Read the official documentation for the tool you use before you sign.

Send a small test amount firstRun a tiny amount through the route and confirm it lands where you expect.

Keep a reserveDecide how much stays untouched, so one bad month doesn't force a rushed decision.

Write down who decidesIf people share a route, agree in writing who can change it and how disputes get settled.

Check your local rulesFees can count as taxable income, and some activities are regulated where you live. Ask a qualified professional about your case.

How it works

Draw the routesName each route and set its share of the fee.
Check the numbersSee what each route would receive for a sample amount, and fix totals that don't reach 100%.
Set it up in the official toolCopy the draft, then create the real split in your platform's own tool. CrossPaid never signs or sends anything.

Questions

Does CrossPaid move money?

No. If you connect a wallet, CrossPaid only reads your public address so you can reuse it in a plan. It cannot sign or send anything. Any real split has to be created in the platform's own official tool.

Is CrossPaid affiliated with a platform or a token?

No. There is no CrossPaid token and no affiliation with any launch platform. If someone offers you one, or asks you to send funds to "CrossPaid", treat it as a scam.

Is this financial or tax advice?

No. How you split income, what is taxable, and what is allowed where you live are questions for a qualified professional.