Show me your receipt.
The King's Tipout · Solana

Show the King your receipt.
Get paid back.

Snap a receipt from Amazon, Apple or McDonald's. An AI agent checks it. A public vault pays you in that brand's real stock token, on Solana.

  1. 🧾 receipt
  2. →
  3. 🤖 AI check
  4. →
  5. 📈 MCDx in your wallet
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How it works · Step one I

Present your receipt

  • What countsAmazon, Apple and McDonald's receipts · Uber coming
  • Formata photo or a screenshot, less than 90 days old
  • Whereto @TipoutStewardBot on Telegram, with your Solana wallet
Step two II

The Steward reads it

  • Vision AIreads the merchant, the date and the total
  • Forensicsa second pass catches edited, AI-made and reused receipts
  • Holder checkyour wallet holds 0.1% of $TIP, bought on the pool
Step three III

The vault pays

  • The assetthe brand's stock token: MCDx, AMZNx, AAPLx, backed 1:1 by real shares
  • The amountmin( s·V·L / n , ½ fare , 2% V )
  • The proofa public Solana transaction, listed in the Ledger

Your next receipt is worth something.

Where the money comes from:

  1. pump.fun creator fees
  2. →
  3. swapped into xStocks
  4. →
  5. public vaults
  6. →
  7. your refund
Claim a refund The Steward on Telegram
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0receipts refunded
—in the vaults
4stock vaults
90 dreceipt window
What pays what

Every receipt has its vault.

Each vault holds one real stock token. The brand on your receipt decides which vault pays you.

Vault balances are read live from Solana once the vaults are funded. Coming vaults are announced, not open: no claim is paid on them yet.

The Rule

Generous to you.
Bounded for the vault.

refund = min( s · V · L / n , ½ · fare , 2% · V )
syour share of the $TIP supply Vthe value of the vault paying you Lloyalty, min(Hd, 2.5), d = days held nrefunds your wallet has had, this one included farethe receipt total
1 + ½ + ⅓ …

Loyalty is the harmonic number of the days you've held. Day one counts fully, day two adds a half. Capped at 2.5 after seven days, so nobody farms it forever.

÷ n

Each new claim from the same wallet gets a smaller slice: 1, ½, ⅓… Your first receipt earns the full share. Nobody drains a vault by spamming receipts.

≤ ½ fare

Never more than half the receipt. A $12 McDonald's order pays at most $6, however large the vault.

≤ 2% V

Never more than 2% of the vault in one claim, so at least 98% stays. Results under $5 are raised to $5, still under both caps.

Try the rule

What would the King pay you?

$5.00
share term
½ receipt
2% vault
Decreed, not promised

Five bounds the Steward cannot break.

≤ 2% V
one refund never exceeds 2% of the vault
≤ ½ fare
one refund never exceeds half the receipt
≥ 98%
of the vault remains after any claim
V > 0
the vault is never emptied
(49/50)k
of the vault, at least, is left after k claims

Checked by machines, before launch

The payout code runs in integer cents: no floats, no rounding luck. We threw 10,000,000 random claims and 20,000 multi-claim sequences at it, from one-cent vaults to billion-dollar ones, shares from 0 to 100%, up to 100,000 claims per wallet. Every bound held on every input. The same file runs the Steward and the simulator.

The sell rule

Tipout is for holders, not for farm-and-dump. You may sell up to 50% of your peak bag since your first refund. Sell more and the wallet stops getting refunds. Normal trading stays free.

Right now

Every payout is public.

Each refund is a Solana transaction from a public vault, listed here with its link.

0receipts refunded
—in the vaults
90 dreceipt window
4stock vaults
Charter

How Tipout works, in full.

Why Tipout exists

You pay Amazon, Apple and McDonald's every week, and none of that money ever comes back. Cashback cards pay in points you can't hold. Tipout pays you in assets you actually own, in your own wallet. The brands you spend on are public companies: if you eat at McDonald's, you should own a little McDonald's.

In an old court, the tipout was the share the servants handed back to each other at the end of the night. Here, it is the share the King hands back to his subjects.

How a claim works

  1. Hold at least 0.1% of the $TIP supply, bought on the pool, in a Solana wallet.
  2. Open @TipoutStewardBot on Telegram, set your wallet once with /wallet, then send a receipt photo.
  3. A vision model reads the receipt (merchant, date, total) and a second forensic pass checks it is genuine and not reused.
  4. The Steward computes your refund with the rule below and picks the vault that matches the receipt.
  5. The vault sends the payout on-chain. You get the transaction link, and the claim shows in the public ledger.

Receipts and payouts

ReceiptPayoutStatus

Receipts with promotions or credits count at the total actually paid, after discounts. Receipts older than 90 days are refused.

The refund rule

refund = min( s · V · L / n , ½ · fare , 2% · V ), L = min(Hd, 2.5)
  • s: your share of the $TIP supply
  • V: the value of the vault paying you
  • n: how many refunds your wallet has had, this one included
  • fare: the receipt total
  • Hd = 1 + ½ + ⅓ + … + 1/d, the harmonic number of days held

The harmonic term rewards loyalty with diminishing returns: day 1 counts fully, day 2 adds half, day 3 a third. It is capped at 2.5, reached after 7 days, so nobody can farm it forever. When the result is under $5, it is raised to $5, but still never above half the receipt or 2% of the vault.

Bounds and checks

PropertyGuarantee
Vault capOne refund is never more than 2% of the vault
Receipt capOne refund is never more than half the receipt
Vault staysAt least 98% of the vault remains after any claim
Loyalty capThe harmonic term never exceeds 2.5
Never emptyAfter any number of claims, with any inputs, the vault is never emptied
No floatThe payout code works in integer cents: no rounding drift, no division by zero

The production payout code was property-tested on 10,000,000 random claims and 20,000 random multi-claim sequences before launch; every property held on every input. The test file is published with the site.

Anti-fraud and the sell rule

  • Reading: a vision model extracts merchant, date and total, and flags dates whose weekday does not match.
  • Forensics: a second pass looks for edits, screenshots of screenshots, AI-generated receipts and impossible totals.
  • Fingerprints: each receipt is fingerprinted, so the same receipt cannot be claimed twice, by anyone.
  • Age: receipts older than 90 days are refused.

Tipout is for holders, not for farm-and-dump. You may sell up to 50% of your peak bag since your first refund. Sell more and the wallet stops getting refunds. Normal trading stays free.

The Steward on Telegram

Send the Steward bot a receipt photo with your wallet address, in DM. It answers with the reading, the refund estimate, and then the transaction link. Every paid claim is also posted in the Tipout group with its link, and recaps are posted on X.

Token and transparency

Token$TIP
ChainSolana, launched on pump.fun
Contractto be announced
Vault fundingpump.fun creator fees, swapped into xStocks
Payout assetsxStocks: tokenized U.S. stocks issued by Backed on Solana, 1:1 collateralized

A share of $TIP's creator fees fills public vaults in real stock tokens. Every payout is an on-chain transaction from one of those vaults, and this site shows the live ledger, the vault balances and the refund math.

Unaudited, early, and run by a small team. Start small. Tipout is not investment advice, and xStocks are not shares: they track the price, they do not carry shareholder rights.

Questions

Good to know.

Even the cleverest merchant gets caught by the Steward.

What can I get back?

Tokenized stock of the brand on your receipt: AMZNx for Amazon, AAPLx for Apple, MCDx for McDonald's. UBERx for Uber and Uber Eats is coming. They are SPL tokens on Solana, tradable 24/7 on Jupiter and the usual DEXs.

Who can claim?

Any wallet holding at least 0.1% of the $TIP supply, bought on the pool. Airdropped or transferred bags don't count. One wallet, one person: fingerprints and the ÷ n term make multi-wallet farming pointless.

Where does the money come from?

From $TIP's creator fees on pump.fun. A share of every trade is swapped into xStocks and sent to the public vaults. No fees, no vaults, no refunds: the vault balances are live on this site.

How much will I get?

Try the simulator in The Rule. Typical early claims land between $5 and half the receipt, bounded by 2% of the vault. Bigger $TIP bag, bigger share; more days held, bigger loyalty; more claims, smaller slice.

Can I sell after a refund?

Yes, up to 50% of your peak bag since your first refund. Beyond that the wallet stops getting refunds. Trading itself is never blocked.

Is the Steward trustless?

No, and we won't pretend it is. The vaults and every payout are public on-chain, the rule is published and tested, but the decision to pay is made by our agent. Judge us by the ledger.

Is this investment advice?

No. $TIP is an unaudited, early project. xStocks track stock prices but are not shares. Only spend what you can afford to lose, and start small.

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