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Managing Your Token After Launch

Updated by Frenchie

Once your token is live, you can manage it from the chat or from Your Tokens in the terminal. Haven't launched yet? Start with How Do I Launch a Token?

Checking and Claiming Fees

You can check your earnings at any time by asking Bankr:

  • "check my fees for TokenName"

  • "how much fees have I earned from 0x1234...?"

  • "show all my tokens with unclaimed fees"

To claim your share of the fees:

  • Ask Bankr: "claim my fees for TokenName"

  • Or open the token's Trade page (bankr.bot/terminal/trade/<tokenAddress>) or Your Tokens in the terminal and click Claim fees.

Only the current fee beneficiary can claim fees. By default, this is the deployer wallet. For how fees are split, see Fee Structure.

Claiming Vested Tokens

If you launched with vesting, your vested tokens stay in escrow until you claim them — they don't land in your wallet automatically. The Creator Vesting section on the token page and trade panel shows the schedule and how much is claimable now. Click Claim vested tokens to release everything currently unlocked. Nothing is claimable during the first 30 days (the cliff).

Only the vesting recipient can claim. The recipient is fixed at launch, and transferring the fee recipient does not move the vested allocation. See Claiming vested tokens on docs.bankr.bot.

Transferring Fees to a New Wallet

To move fees to a new wallet (e.g., migrating to a multisig), use Transfer fee recipient on the token's Trade page (or Edit fee recipient in its Manage drawer under Your Tokens), or tell Bankr "transfer fees for 0xTokenAddress to 0xNewWallet". Only the current beneficiary can do this. Fees already in the pool go to whoever is the beneficiary when they're claimed, so claim first if you want them at the old wallet. For self-signing and Arc tokens, see Transferring Fees on docs.bankr.bot.

If you've turned on Permitted recipients under Security, the new fee recipient must be on that list and past its cooldown (24 hours by default), or the change is refused. See Protecting Your Account.

Editing Token Details

A token's on-chain name, ticker and image are fixed at launch. You can still change the name and logo Bankr shows: open Your Tokens, choose Manage on the token, then Edit details. For older Clanker-launched tokens, ask Bankr to update the image with a valid image URL. Not sure which launcher your token used? Ask: Show me my token launches.

Selling Gradually with Glidepath

A Glidepath lets you commit a portion of your tokens to be sold gradually in small, AI-paced slices, so you can take profit without crashing your chart. See How Do I Use Glidepath? for the full flow.

What Can't Be Changed After Launch

  • On-chain metadata: name, ticker and image (only the display in Bankr can be edited).

  • Vested allocation recipient: fixed at launch.

  • Launch options: fee schedule, vesting on/off, and degen mode's starting market cap.

Troubleshooting

  • "No fees to claim" — Your token may not have had recent trading activity, or fees might have already been claimed.

  • "Not authorized to claim" — Only the current fee beneficiary wallet can claim.

  • Token not showing in 'Your Tokens' — Your Tokens only shows tokens whose fee recipient is your Bankr wallet or a wallet you've linked, so link that wallet first. If it's still missing, it's a known issue for some Doppler-launched tokens; the token and fees still exist on-chain. Open a ticket at the Bankr Help Center and the team can verify.

  • Older Clanker token, or lost your X account? — See How Do I Claim Fees on an Older Clanker Token, or After Losing My X Account?

For technical details and the fee APIs, see Claiming Fees on docs.bankr.bot.