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How It Works

From launching a coin to a borrower's funded dream - here's the full journey, step by step.

Step 01

Pick a Real Borrower

Every launch starts with a person, not a ticker. Browse live fundraising borrowers straight from Kiva - farmers, tailors, market vendors, solar resellers - and pick who your coin works for. One coin per borrower: the first launch claims them, so every coin has its own story.

Step 02

Launch With the Split Locked

Your coin launches on its own Meteora bonding curve with a 2% trading fee, split 45% to you, 45% to your borrower's loan, 10% to operations. The split is enforced by the pool config on-chain - nobody, including us, can change it after launch. If it graduates at 85 SOL raised, the fee drops to 1% and the split carries on through permanently locked liquidity.

Step 03

Fees Flow From the First Trade

No graduation needed. From the very first swap, the loan's share of every trade accrues in the pool. Most Kiva loans are a few hundred dollars - a coin can fully fund its borrower while still early on its curve.

Step 04

The Harvest

The public sow.fun vault claims the impact share on-chain, converts it, and pays the loan on Kiva.org. Every hop ships with a receipt: the claim transaction, the conversion, and the Kiva loan link - audit it, don't trust it.

Step 05

The Harvest Ledger

Every harvest is recorded publicly: which coin generated which dollars, which borrower received them, and the transaction hashes proving each step. Per-coin attribution is snapshotted at claim time - no hand-waving.

Step 06

The Cycle Continues

When a loan fills, extra fees follow one public rule:

  • ·80% funds the creator's borrower queue - up to 5 borrowers, funded in order
  • ·10% burns $SOW
  • ·10% rewards the creator for every life their coin lifted

Repayments recycle into new loans. Sow, grow, harvest, repeat.

Sow, grow, harvest, repeat

Sow. Grow. Harvest. Repeat.

Why You Can Trust This

Immutable Splits

The 45/45/10 fee split is enforced by each pool's on-chain config, set once at launch. Liquidity is permanently locked at graduation - no rug, no rewrite.

Public Harvest Ledger

Every harvest is published with per-coin claim snapshots, borrower names, and the transaction hashes proving each hop from pool to loan.

Kiva Verification

Loans are funded through Kiva.org - a non-profit lending since 2005, with a repayment rate of about 96% across 72 countries.