Attribution
Claim your handle
Bind an X handle to the address you want credited, so payouts show up as a name rather than forty hex characters.
Why it takes two signatures
Most fee-routing tools read the recipient out of a token’s description, which means anyone can type anyone’s name and have payments attributed to a stranger. A handle here only binds when two parties agree, and neither one is enough alone:
- Xpaid signs that the handle was verified through X. That signature names your address, so a leaked one is useless to anybody else.
- You send the transaction from the address itself. Nobody can bind a handle to a wallet whose owner never acted.
What this does not do
- It does not affect who gets paid. Shares live in the splitter and are fixed at deployment; a handle only changes how a recipient is labelled.
- It publishes the link between that handle and that address, on chain, permanently. Consider that before binding.
- It grants Xpaid nothing on your X account. The sign-in reads your username and no access token is kept.
Want the opposite? Opt out refuses attribution entirely, needs no verification, and only you can lift it.
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