Sui agent interface
Terminal
OurBank
Tweet @ourblastbot send 25 SUI to @friend (or to a name.sui or 0x address). Any Sui coin works. Top up your OurBank wallet below and sends go out instantly; otherwise the request waits here for your wallet's approval.
Sign in with X or MetaMask / Rabby to use OurBank.
What do you want to do on Sui?
Describe the action. The terminal maps it to an allowlisted tool and shows the exact state before anything touches your wallet.
No private keys. No server-side signing. Every future transaction requires your wallet confirmation.
Claim creator fees
Trading fees pile up on each token until someone releases them. One press here pays every recipient set at launch — launcher, treasury, dev and bot — in one on-chain payment. No launchpad sign-in.
Sign in and connect your wallet to see your share.
The split is fixed on chain when a token launches, so claiming can never send the money anywhere else. The treasury wallet owner and the launcher can both trigger it from here.
Send your share of a live token's creator fees somewhere else — your own wallet, another wallet, or an X account that claims it with a one-time link.
Sign in above to see and change where your fees go.
Creator fee designation
Keep a token's creator fees, or designate another wallet to receive them. The deployer has designated this wallet to receive creator fees. This designation does not indicate endorsement or affiliation by the recipient.
Sign in to designate a creator-fee recipient.
Gas reserve
All launch gas — terminal and @ourblastbot calls on X — is paid from this reserve. Its key is stored encrypted on the backend and never reaches the browser, so the balance can only be spent sponsoring launches.
No reserve yet. An admin sets it once; the address then stays fixed and public.
@ourblastbot launch calls
Public launch status →Tweets mentioning @ourblastbot run through the same parser and tools as this terminal. Replies are drafted and stored here; posting turns on automatically once the X account credentials are saved. Test mentions always stay a dry run.