CollabStack runs like a public company with its books wide open. Join an open funding round with USDC, and an on-chain ledger tracks every dollar the projects earn — then pays your exact share automatically. Permissionless to join, fully transparent, no middleman deciding what you get.
No application and no approval. If you have a wallet, you can back a round and hold a real stake.
Every deposit, every dollar of revenue and cost, every payout — all on-chain, all visible to you.
Profit is split by the program itself. You always know exactly what you get, and you don't trust anyone to send it.
Three steps: back a round, watch the company operate in the open, get your share automatically.
Add USDC to a project's open funding round. Anyone can join — no application, no gatekeeper deciding who's in. Your stake is written straight to the on-chain ledger the moment it lands.
The team builds and operates real, paying software. Every dollar the projects earn — and every cost — is posted to a public ledger you can open and inspect any time. You see the same numbers the founders do.
When a project makes a profit, the ledger calculates your exact share from what you put in and makes it claimable in USDC — by code, not by anyone's decision. If a project loses, your stake drops, openly. No surprises, no hidden math.
The entire ledger is public on Solana. There is no private set of numbers — what you see is what the company sees.
Shares are computed on-chain from exactly what each person contributed. Nobody can quietly change your cut.
Profit is split and made claimable by the program itself. You don't have to trust anyone to send you your money — the code does it.
The team only earns a small fee on real profit. A losing period pays them nothing — so the incentive is a working business, not fundraising.
Put money behind a real, paying project and hold a transparent, on-chain claim on its profit.
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