How to Lock Revshare Tokens on Solana and Claim Rewards While Locked (2026)
A revshare token on Solana automatically distributes rewards to every wallet holding the token. SOL fees, USDC distributions, or any SPL token can be sent proportionally to holders based on their balance. The problem most holders face is a false choice: lock your tokens as a trust signal or keep them in your wallet to receive rewards. StakePoint removes that choice entirely.
The StakePoint reward lock is the only Solana token lock that lets you claim auto-sent reward distributions while your principal stays locked. Rewards auto-sent to your lock PDA by the token contract accumulate and are claimable from your lock page at any time. Your locked tokens are never touched.
What Is a Revshare Token on Solana?
A revshare token distributes a portion of platform fees, trading volume, or treasury income to token holders automatically. The distribution is handled by the token's smart contract and sent directly to every eligible wallet address. Common distribution types include native SOL lamports, USDC, stablecoin fees, and any SPL or Token-2022 token.
Projects in the revshare.dev ecosystem, fee-sharing DeFi protocols, and reflection tokens all operate on this model. The more tokens you hold, the larger your share of each distribution.
The problem with standard token locks is that your lock PDA becomes the holder — which means distributions go to the PDA and are trapped there unless the locker supports reward claiming. Most Solana lockers do not. StakePoint does.
How Reward Locks Work on StakePoint
When you create a reward lock on StakePoint, your tokens are placed in a non-custodial Program Derived Address just like a standard lock. The difference is that the PDA has reflection tracking enabled, which allows it to receive and hold reward distributions sent by the token contract.
Step 1 — Lock tokens securely
Your principal is locked in a non-custodial PDA for the full lock duration. Nobody can access it including StakePoint.
Step 2 — Receive auto-sent rewards
Rewards distributed by your token's smart contract — SOL, USDC fees, or any SPL token — are sent directly to your lock PDA as they would be to any normal holder wallet.
Step 3 — Claim anytime
While your principal stays locked, you can claim available rewards from your lock page at any time. No minimum, no schedule, no waiting.
Step 4 — Share verifiable proof
Your lock is on-chain and publicly verifiable on Solscan. Share the lock URL as proof of commitment to your community.
What Reward Tokens Are Supported
StakePoint reward locks support any token distributed automatically by a Solana smart contract:
- SOL lamport revshare distributions
- USDC and stablecoin fee distributions
- Any SPL token reward distributions
- Token-2022 reward tokens
- revshare.dev ecosystem tokens
- Custom fee-sharing smart contract tokens
When creating your reward lock you choose SOL or enter the contract address of your reward token. StakePoint automatically detects whether it is SPL or Token-2022 and handles the account setup.
Who Should Use Reward Locks
Revshare token holders who want to lock as a trust signal without sacrificing their share of fee distributions.
Project founders who hold a large team allocation and want to demonstrate long-term commitment while still participating in the revshare the protocol generates.
DAO treasury managers locking reserved supply while continuing to receive protocol revenue to the treasury PDA.
Long-term investors in fee-sharing DeFi protocols who want on-chain proof of commitment without missing out on yield.
Reward Lock vs Standard Lock on Solana
A standard lock holds your tokens until the unlock date with no reward claiming. It is the right choice for LP positions, team allocations that have no associated reward stream, and any token that does not distribute rewards to holders.
A reward lock additionally enables reflection tracking on the lock PDA, allowing auto-sent rewards from your token's contract to accumulate and be claimed at any time during the lock period.
If your token distributes any form of reward to holders, a reward lock is strictly better than a standard lock. Your principal is equally secure and you do not forfeit your reward share.
How to Create a Reward Lock on StakePoint
Go to stakepoint.app/lock-revshare-tokens and follow these steps:
Connect the wallet holding your revshare tokens
Click Create Reward Lock
Select your token from the list
Enter the amount to lock
Select your reward token — SOL or a custom SPL token contract address
Set your lock duration using the calendar picker
Approve two wallet transactions
Your reward lock is live on-chain within minutes. Visit the lock page at any time while connected with your creator wallet to claim available rewards. Your locked principal is not affected by claiming.
Lock creation requires two wallet confirmations and at least 0.02 SOL for transaction costs.
Security Model
Reward locks use the same non-custodial Program Derived Address architecture as all StakePoint locks. Your locked principal has no private key. Nobody can access it before the unlock date. Reward claims only move the reward balance, never the principal.
The upgrade authority is controlled by a Squads 3-of-4 multisig with hardware wallet signers. Every lock and claim is permanently recorded on Solana and verifiable on Solscan.
FAQ
Can I claim rewards while my tokens are locked on Solana?
Yes. StakePoint reward locks allow you to claim auto-sent reward distributions — such as SOL, USDC fees, or any SPL token — while your principal remains locked. Rewards sent to your lock PDA by the token contract accumulate and can be claimed at any time from your lock page without affecting your locked balance.
What is the difference between a reward lock and a standard lock on Solana?
A standard lock holds your tokens until the unlock date with no reward claiming. A reward lock additionally enables reflection tracking on the lock PDA, allowing auto-sent rewards from your token's smart contract to accumulate and be claimed during the lock period. If your token distributes rewards to holders, a reward lock is strictly better.
Does claiming rewards affect my locked principal?
No. Claiming rewards only moves the reward balance out of the PDA. Your locked principal remains untouched and cannot be withdrawn until the unlock date passes.
How do rewards reach my lock PDA?
Your token's smart contract distributes rewards to all holder wallets automatically. When your tokens are locked in a StakePoint PDA, that PDA is the holder so rewards are sent directly to it. You claim them from your lock page at any time without breaking the lock.
What reward tokens are supported?
Any SPL or Token-2022 token can be set as the reward token, including native SOL lamports. When creating your reward lock you choose SOL or enter the contract address of your reward token.
What does a reward lock cost?
Reward locks cost only standard Solana network fees, typically a few cents per transaction. There is no platform fee for locking. The 1 SOL fee applies only to staking pool creation, not to locks.
Can anyone else see my claimable reward balance?
The reward claim interface is only visible to you when connected with the creator wallet. Other visitors see the standard public lock page showing amount locked, unlock date, and on-chain proof. Your claimable balance is private to your wallet.
Which revshare ecosystems does StakePoint support?
StakePoint supports all revshare.dev ecosystem tokens, custom fee-sharing smart contract tokens, reflection tokens, and any Solana token that distributes SOL, USDC, or SPL tokens automatically to holders.
Projects looking to lock revshare and fee-sharing tokens on Solana while continuing to claim reward distributions can create a reward lock at stakepoint.app/lock-revshare-tokens. Every lock is non-custodial, PDA-secured, and publicly verifiable on Solscan.
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