See what your coins and desks will pay you.
Look up any wallet to see its desks, coins and rewards, or run the numbers yourself. Every estimate is built from what OTC has really paid out.
What do I own, and what has it paid?
Paste any Solana wallet, or several to see them together, or connect yours. We find your OTC desks and coins, what you paid, and what they've earned since you got them. Then run any of them through the calculators.
Desks
OTC coins held
Rewards received
| Asset | From | Amount | Worth now | Payouts | Last |
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How much will my desk earn?
Add your desks and what you paid for each. We use what real OTC desks have earned to work it out.
Your earnings over time
See what real desks have earned
Each bar is a real desk minted that day and what it has earned so far (the typical desk, if several were minted). Desks minted later have earned less because they joined later. Figures are the SOL spent buying their rewards, from OTC's desk list.
How it's worked out
All desks share one pot. It gets 10% of the creator fees from every coin launched on OTC, 50% of $OTC's own trading fees, and 0.45 SOL of the 0.5 SOL fee paid on each new desk.
When the pot fills, OTC buys one asset from its rotation (tokenised stocks and $OTC) and credits every desk the same amount. So your earnings = pot per day ÷ number of desks × your desks. "Like this week" and the other choices use what real desks earned over those days.
A desk earns from the day it's minted, but nothing lands in it until you activate it on OTC. Rewards wait in the desk until you collect them, and go with it if you sell. The SOL figures are what was spent buying your rewards; what they're worth later depends on those assets' prices. This is an estimate from past data, and OTC says payouts can change or stop.
How much will my coin pay me?
Every coin launched on OTC pays its holders from its trading fees, in the reward asset it picked (usually tokenised stocks).
Your rewards over time
How it's worked out
Every trade on an OTC coin pays a creator fee, which goes to OTC instead of the dev. 67.5% of it buys the coin's reward asset on the open market and is sent to holders, split by how much each holds. The rest goes to desks (10%), $OTC buybacks (10%) and OTC itself.
The creator fee depends on the coin. pump.fun coins pay 0.30% on the bonding curve, then 0.95% down to 0.05% as the market cap grows. Coins paired with an asset other than SOL pay a flat 0.05% after graduating. Meteora launches pay 2%.
Reported volume includes trades in other pools that don't pay the fee, so for coins with a track record we use what their holders actually received per dollar traded. So your rewards = daily volume × fee × 67.5% × your share. Your share is your tokens compared with all the tokens people hold; OTC leaves out the bonding curve, the trading pool and the creator vault. A payout runs once 0.1 SOL of holder rewards has built up.
You need at least $20 of the coin when a payout runs, and an open account for each reward asset (0.0031 SOL each, refundable), opened once from the coin's page on OTC. Without it, your share goes to the other holders that round.
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