About Paper Trail
Less decoding. More understanding.
Creator fee records are public. Reading them should not feel like debugging them.
We built Paper Trail to answer one question about a coin: what did it already do? The creator-fee desk is the same idea pointed at a different record.
We put the totals, the share records and the limits on the same page. When a source is silent, we say so.
No account. No token required. Paste a public address (optional read-only connect). We read public records; you decide what to do with them.
Useful answers
Anything about the figures?
Read our method ↗
Can we claim fees for you?
No. We never build, sign or send transactions. We provide an educational dry-run checklist; claims happen through the official interface.
Does “unclaimed” mean ready to collect?
No. We show what the source reports as unclaimed. We cannot confirm eligibility, availability or whether a claim will succeed. The official claim screen may show a different amount.
Why is a figure “not measured”?
We did not receive that field. We leave the gap visible because zero would mean something different.
What do we save in this browser?
We save watchlist addresses and their balance snapshots in local storage, plus your theme preference. An optional connect stores only the public address in session storage for this tab. We do not sync them between browsers. Lookup addresses are sent to the server and public data sources; the server keeps an outbound request trail.
Do we cover every Solana creator fee?
No. We currently read the pump.fun fee-sharing sources described on our method page. We do not claim a complete history across venues.
Do we require a wallet connect?
No. Paste stays primary. Optional connect uses Wallet Standard to read your public address only — we never ask you to sign anything. Disconnect clears the stored address.
What is the holdings page?
An experimental desk. A best-effort panel may list current holdings with no detectable DexScreener liquidity; that is a statement about market data we could not find, not about anyone’s conduct.
Is this a token safety check?
No. A reported fee, share or creator address does not tell us whether a token is safe. We do not rate tokens or offer trading advice.
Why is the desk free?
We use free public endpoints. Holding a token does not change what we show. Request limits keep usage bounded; we make those controls visible.
Straight answers
The questions where the answer is disappointing
These are the ones worth reading. Each also appears on the page where you would actually hit it.