Solana launch agent Fixr says it never holds customer funds; discloses no liability cover or performance data

Fixr, an autonomous agent that mints tokens on the Solana blockchain, says it never takes custody of a customer's funds or the SOL used to pay for a launch. "He keeps no share of supply and never holds your funds — he never holds SOL at all," the agent's site states, according to a copy captured Aug. 26.

The service takes a request — name, ticker and image — and returns a mint address, an assigned ".agent" name, and an unsigned transaction that the customer signs and submits. The fee is fixed at 0.001 USDC per launch, paid via the x402 protocol, with no account, subscription or minimum required. Solana's own network fees for creating the mint are billed separately and go to the network rather than to Fixr, per the site.

Fixr's differentiator is speed. Every mint address it issues ends in the word "agent," a suffix requiring a search of roughly 656 million possible keys to match — "a 656,356,768-key search," per the site. Rather than search on demand, Fixr says it grinds a pool of matching addresses ahead of requests: "the keys are ground before you ask rather than while you wait." The site's own figures put a median on-demand wait at 117 minutes, and state that "one launch in ten would wait 387 min" if a customer had to search rather than draw from the pool.

Fixr is a candidate entity in AI Dispatch's index. Its own-liability-cover and self-reported-performance fields both returned no public information during review: the site publishes no insurance or indemnification terms, and no independently verified performance data, for an agent that briefly holds a signing key during every transaction it originates.