How Multi-Recipient Splits Work
When you list more than one X creator handle during PAIR creation, the creator payout bucket — the percentage of fees you allocate to creators via the fee allocation sliders — is divided among all listed handles. For example, in the PAIR@elonmusk + @SpaceX × TSLA × DOGE:
- Both
@elonmuskand@SpaceXare co-creators. - Whatever percentage is allocated to the creator payout bucket is split between them.
- Each co-creator must independently link their X handle to a Solana wallet in order to receive their share. See X Creator Fee Sharing for details on wallet linking.
The default split between co-creators and whether custom per-handle percentages are configurable may depend on features in active development. The examples below use equal splits as a baseline. Check the PAIR app for the current configuration options available at launch time.
Example Fee Splits
The tables below illustrate how the creator payout bucket is divided for common co-creator configurations, assuming an equal split and a creator payout allocation of 40% of total fees. Two co-creators
Three co-creators
The “effective share of total fees” column shows what each creator receives out of every fee collected, given a 40% creator payout allocation. Adjust these numbers proportionally if you set a different creator payout percentage.
Adding Multiple Handles During PAIR Creation
During the launch flow, the creator handle field accepts multiple X accounts. Enter each handle you want to include as a co-creator. The PAIR formula displayed on the confirmation screen will reflect all listed handles, for example:There may be a maximum number of co-creator handles supported per PAIR. If a limit applies, the PAIR app will surface it during the launch flow. Exact limits are subject to change as the protocol develops.