Manage your project

Track your project's vault and fees, share a founder card, and recycle the rewards sellers left behind to your current holders.

Connect the wallet you used to launch your token on Bags.

What you get as a creator

Dedicated wallets

Your project gets three separate wallets, one per pool: holders, lock boost and liquidity. Each one is public on Solscan.

Liquidity that grows on its own

The liquidity share buys your token and adds both sides to its Meteora pool, locked for good, and the pool's trading fees go back in. Before your token bonds, the SOL waits in its wallet.

Automatic holder rewards

Your holders claim gold, the S&P 500 and US Treasuries directly. You distribute nothing by hand: the agent buys and sends the assets to your project's wallets on its own.

Public dashboard

Your project appears on the Explore page with its vault value, fees claimed and holders rewarded, so your community can check them instead of taking your word for it.

How to activate VaultBags

1
Launch or edit your token on Bags
Go to bags.fm and create a new token or edit an existing one. Enable fee sharing in the launch settings.
2
Add @VaultBags as a fee recipient
In the fee sharing section, choose X (Twitter), type @VaultBags and set the share of fees it receives. That share is what fills the vault for your holders; step 4 shows how it splits.
3
Your vault is created automatically
Once your token starts generating fees, VaultBags detects it automatically and creates dedicated wallets for your project (holders, lock boost, liquidity). Nothing is needed from you.
4
Your holders start claiming RWAs
Of the fees your token sends to VaultBags, 1% covers operating costs and 5% of the rest goes to $VAULT's liquidity (the protocol fee). What remains splits 70% to holder rewards, 20% to the lock boost and 10% to your token's liquidity. Holders can claim once a distribution lands.

No code, no deployment and no upfront payment: adding @VaultBags as a fee recipient is the whole setup.