# Claimr
Claimr maps Twitter accounts to Solana addresses. Look up any handle and get a deterministic address that the account owner can withdraw from after authenticating with Twitter.
The primary use case is tribute tokens. Launch a token on Pump.fun with a Twitter creator's Claimr address, and trading fees accumulate until they decide to claim them.
## Overview
Pump.fun requires a creator address when launching a token. Most Twitter personalities don't have a public Solana wallet. Claimr solves this by deriving a unique address from each Twitter account's numeric ID.
```
Token trades on Pump.fun
↓
Fees go to creator vault
↓
Anyone triggers collection → moves to Claimr PDA
↓
Owner logs in with Twitter → withdraws to their wallet
```
## Key Details
| | |
| ------------------ | ---------------------------------------------- |
| Protocol fee | 2% on withdrawals |
| Minimum withdrawal | 0.04 SOL |
| Claimr Program | `3FsU2B8R7sP5ih7w2RoxtJEHfvBVeXtM8WwF6rjMbUrT` |
| Pump.fun Program | `6EF8rrecthR5Dkzon8Nwu78hRvfCKubJ14M5uBEwF6P` |
## Resources
* [App](https://claimr.app)
* [IDL](https://claimr.app/idl/claimr.json)
* [Solscan](https://solscan.io/account/3FsU2B8R7sP5ih7w2RoxtJEHfvBVeXtM8WwF6rjMbUrT)
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