Getting started with VYNX
Your creator identity, links, and offers in one shareable card.
VYNX gives creators a public card to share their profile, receive USDC tips, and offer ways to connect with their audience.
Get your card
- Open VYNX and choose a sign-in method.
- Follow onboarding to choose and claim your alias. Review the displayed quote before approving a transaction.
- Open your dashboard to set up your creator card.
Make it yours
Add your profile image, bio, and social links in the card editor. Preview your card, then publish it when it is ready to share.
Share and receive tips
Your public card lives at /{your-alias}. Share that link with your audience. Visitors can send USDC tips to your verified wallet through your card.
Creator offers
Use the dashboard to configure the offers available on your card, including calls, monthly plans, products, tickets, and sponsorships. Review the details and availability of each offer before publishing.
Fees
Test tokens only
All amounts currently refer to Solana devnet SOL or devnet USDC, not real-money charges or redeemable dollars. Test tokens have no monetary value. VYNX does not request mainnet tokens for these flows.
Alias registration
VYNX currently sponsors on-chain alias registration, account rent and network fees on Solana devnet. Claim by signing with your connected wallet or Privy; no SOL balance is needed. Legacy claims still display their payable price before approval.
Creator tips
The selected tip amount goes directly to the creator’s verified wallet. VYNX currently deducts no platform commission from tips. Tips are accepted only in USDC. Network fees and creation of the receiving token account are sponsored.
Sponsorships
Submitting a proposal does not transfer tokens. After approval, the agreed USDC amount goes directly to the creator for the displayed publication period. VYNX currently deducts no platform commission from sponsorship payments. The paying wallet needs devnet SOL for network fees and any required token-account creation, in addition to devnet USDC. This flow has no escrow.
Before approving
Network and account-creation costs can vary. Review the recipient, amount, network and fee payer in your wallet. Failed transactions may still incur a network fee. If a transfer was sent but verification is pending, retry verification using its signature instead of sending another payment. Contact 40230@pm.me for help.
Network and payments
Solana devnet
VYNX currently prepares and verifies alias, tip and sponsorship transactions on Solana devnet. Devnet is a testing network separate from mainnet. Its SOL and USDC are test tokens with no monetary value; devnet USDC is not redeemable for real dollars.
Use a wallet with Solana devnet support. In Phantom, enable Testnet Mode and select Solana Devnet, then reconnect. Check every wallet approval. Do not send mainnet funds to try to complete a devnet payment.
Experimental network risks
Devnet can experience outages, resets and data loss. Test balances, transactions and alias records are not a promise of permanent ownership or future mainnet rights. VYNX cannot guarantee network availability or a future mainnet launch.
Public transactions and verification
Wallet addresses, transfer amounts and transaction references are visible on the network. VYNX verifies transaction details before recording a payment. Sending and application verification are separate steps: a network delay does not mean you should pay twice. Keep the signature and use the verification retry flow.
Read the official Solana network guidance or view transactions in Solana Explorer on devnet.
Support
Contact VYNX
For account help, failed payment verification, privacy requests or abuse reports, email 40230@pm.me. No response time is guaranteed.
What to include
Include your alias or public wallet address, the affected page, approximate time, error message and transaction signature if relevant. Send only the details needed to investigate. If a payment was sent, retry verification and contact us before sending another transfer.
Keep your wallet safe
Never email a recovery phrase, private key, password or session cookie. Support will never ask for them. To verify account ownership, we may ask for a wallet message signature that does not transfer funds. Check the message before signing.
Helpful information
Review our Terms, Privacy Notice, fee disclosure and network disclosure.