Matchday Distribution Engine
Verified holders enter a live 7-minute round. Your wallet session tracks taps like touches on the pitch, the round pool comes from creator fees, and payout share follows counted clicks instead of passive wallet size.
Match Winners Eat
FIFAPAY only starts after a wallet passes the hold gate. Once you are in, every tap is stored inside your active session. At the final whistle, creator fees are claimed, the round is finalized, and the pool is split by each wallet's share of counted clicks.
Wallet Gate
The backend checks the active mint balance before a session can start.
Your session becomes the record used to track live clicks for the current global round.
If the wallet drops below the hold minimum during the round, that session is excluded from payout.
Paste a wallet and the backend will verify whether it holds the configured mint and whether the minimum threshold is met.
Once a wallet passes eligibility, you can start a 7-minute session and store click totals for that wallet.
Each round stores the wallet address and the counted clicks that survived eligibility checks.
At the 7-minute boundary, creator fees are claimed and divided by each wallet's share of total counted clicks.
Reward Logic
Most systems overpay passive size. FIFAPAY uses a round-based split instead: the more valid clicks your wallet contributes during the live window, the more of that round's creator-fee pool it earns.
Payout Engine
The backend syncs every wallet session to the same 7-minute clock, snapshots the round, validates holders again, and outputs the exact wallet list the payout script needs to distribute rewards.
The Match Flow
You need the active mint and at least the required minimum balance before the system lets you in.
The backend checks the wallet against the configured mint address and confirms the hold requirement.
An eligible wallet gets its own session so every click can be attached to the right address.
Taps accumulate live during the shared 7-minute round and show up in the current leaderboard.
At round end the backend revalidates holders. Wallets that sold below the minimum are excluded from payout.
The payout script claims creator fees, reads the finalized round snapshot, and pays wallets by click share.
Always On
The front end, backend, and payout script all follow the same global timer. A round closes, the snapshot is saved, payout logic runs, and the next round is already open.
Worker Priority
The backend saves per-round wallet snapshots so distribution can run off clean data instead of guessing from totals. The payout script reads wallet address plus counted clicks for that exact round.
FAQ Readout
Every 7 minutes. The next round starts on the same global timer as soon as the previous one closes.
Your share is based on counted clicks inside that specific finalized round, not on passive wallet size alone.
If the wallet drops below the minimum hold before finalization, the session can be excluded from payout for that round.
The backend exports the finalized round number, total clicks, and the eligible wallet list with click counts for that exact session.