Somebody is going to call this a pyramid scheme, so let's start there.
Vouch is a launchpad on Robinhood Chain. It pays you 0.5% of every trade made by people you personally brought — permanently, for as long as they keep trading.
You are never paid on anyone they bring. One level. That is the entire difference, and it is not a policy we could quietly revise: the contract has no depth parameter. Becoming the other thing would mean deploying a different contract, in public, where everyone can see it.
One level is what every exchange and broker on earth already runs.
The split. Every trade pays 1%:
0.5% to whoever referred the trader
0.3% to whoever launched the coin
0.2% to us
No referrer on a wallet? That 0.5% goes to the coin's launcher instead. Never charged twice, never left unassigned.
It costs the trader nothing. The fee is 1% whether you arrived through someone's link or not. The referral share is carved out of what we'd otherwise keep — we'd rather pay the person who actually brought someone than pay for ads that convert worse.
What we haven't solved. Self-referral works: open a second wallet, refer yourself, claw back 0.5% of your own fees. The contract rejects a literal self-reference and nothing beyond that — on-chain, two wallets held by one person are indistinguishable from two people, and anyone claiming to detect that reliably is lying.
And nothing is deployed or audited yet. There's no contract address. Anything claiming to be a live Vouch today is not us.
The site, and the full mechanism write-up including everything above:
https://t.co/Jsc1pxjdcH
$VOUCH is live.
The thing it belongs to: a launchpad where half of every trade fee goes to whoever brought the trader. One level deep, never two.
CA: GU2rPXWG1B7ZLDYfwNGoTPeBL6JofQKguDxtB3Kupump
https://t.co/iqLwEK42UO
No signup, no application, no approval queue. If you have a wallet, you have a link.
Their first buy writes it on-chain and nobody can change it afterwards — including us.
https://t.co/iqLwEK42UO
The arithmetic, since a table is harder to argue with than a promise.And the part nobody puts on a graphic: you're paid on trading, not on signups. Bring a hundred people who never trade and you earn exactly nothing.
The whole design in one picture.
You're paid on people you brought. You're never paid on people they brought. No tiers, no downline, no depth parameter in the contract to change that later.