The brand locks the KOL's fee in USDG on Robinhood Chain. The KOL posts. Stamped watches the post and releases the money once it has stayed up. No post, no pay.
How it works, in two minutes
$500Robinhood Chain$500.00
One post · stays up 48 hours · USDG on Robinhood Chain
Nova @nova · 2m
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Escrow contract
505.00 USDG locked
$10–$50k
per post
0 gas
for the KOL, ever
1%
fee, paid by the brand
every 10 min
we look at the post until the hold ends
Every post is checked against the brief, then looked at every 10 minutes until the hold ends.
Live board
Every offer is funded before the KOL even sees it. Watch posts go live, count down their hold, and get paid.
How it works
Every deal runs through Stamped's escrow contract on Robinhood Chain. The brand never pays first on trust, and neither does the KOL post first on trust.
$505Robinhood ChainEscrow contract
505.00 USDG locked
Lock
USDG in escrowThe brand sends an offer to any X handle and funds it in one transaction: the price plus a 1% fee, in USDG. The KOL sees money that's already there.
48hRobinhood ChainPost verified · live
checked 12× · 36h to go
Post
Being watchedThe KOL accepts with their X account, posts, and pastes the link. We check it's theirs and matches the brief, then keep looking until the hold ends.
PAIDRobinhood ChainReleased to @nova
+500.00 USDG
Paid
ReleasedThe post stayed up: the escrow pays the KOL their full price, automatically. It came down or never went up: the brand gets everything back, fee included.
Proof, not promises
The brief becomes a checklist the post has to pass: the ticker, the link, the tag, the disclosure. Each deal gets a public receipt with the post, the checks and the transactions.
For brands
Pay for posts that actually went up and stayed up. Refunded automatically, fee included, if they didn't.
For KOLs
The money is locked before you post. Paid in full the moment the hold ends. No invoices, no chasing, no gas.
Watched for you
Checked against the brief at submission, then every 10 minutes. Three misses in a row and it counts as down.
One middleman, on-chain
The escrow can only pay the KOL or refund the brand. Disputes go to Stamped, with the post and the chat.
Receipt
No. 4F2A
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Pricing
The brand pays the price plus 1%. The KOL pays nothing: no fee, no gas, not even a wallet to set up, since signing in with X makes one.
The post stays up for
The KOL receives
$500.00
USDG on Robinhood Chain. The KOL pays no fee and no gas. Whoever invited either side gets 20% of the fee.
FAQ
A smart contract on Robinhood Chain, not Stamped's wallet. It can only do two things with a deal: pay the KOL bound to it, or refund the brand that funded it.
The offer has a posting window. If no post passes the checks by then, the brand is refunded, fee included. Same if the KOL declines or never accepts.
We look at it every 10 minutes. Three misses in a row, spread over at least 20 minutes, and the deal is refunded to the brand.
No. Signing in with X creates a wallet on Robinhood Chain, and the KOL never pays gas: Stamped's keeper sends every transaction for them.
1% of the price, paid by the brand on top. Refunds give the fee back. A share of the fee goes to whoever invited either side.
Either side can open a dispute while the post is live. Auto-release stops and Stamped decides, with the post, the brief and the chat in front of it.
Paid partnerships are fine on X when they're disclosed. That's why every brief asks for #ad (or #sponsored, #paid) by default.
Sign in with X, send an offer to any handle, or put your rates on your Stamped page. Your handle and your track record are your reputation.
$500Robinhood ChainOffer sent to @nova
505.00 USDG in escrow
Post stayed up 48h
500.00 USDG released