Who attn Is For
attn is designed for a specific set of users.
It is Solana-native and onchain-only:
- no bank accounts
- no credit scores
- no real-world asset verification
- no KYC
The docs are organised around five main groups.
1. Apps, DAOs & builders
“I run something with real users and revenues.”
Examples:
- DEXs, lending markets, infra protocols
- DAOs owning treasuries and products
- SaaS-like crypto apps charging usage-based revenues
Typical goals:
- non-dilutive financing
- better use of protocol income (including earning on idle balances)
- credible ways to show that the revenue stream is under control
Your section:
For Apps, DAOs & Builders
2. Creators, devs & memecoin CTOs
“I launched a token or revenue stream around a community, and I want to build something real on top.”
Examples:
- Pump.fun devs or similar creators
- small teams with a meme that stuck
- creator-token projects with recurring revenues
Typical goals:
- finance your lifestyle from a rolling credit line backed by your earnings
- fund work without dumping
- turn creator rewards into a working budget
- let earnings parked in a revenue account earn simple yield when idle
- show the community how earnings are used
Your section:
For Creators, Devs & Memecoin CTOs
3. Launchpads & incubators
“I help projects launch and want to offer real credit products on top.”
Examples:
- launchpads and incubators
- project studios
- vertical networks that spin up multiple products
Typical goals:
- plug revenue-backed credit into your launch template
- use vesting + future revenue to support larger tickets for your best teams
- earn a share of the financing stack
- offer projects a standard way to route revenues, earn on idle balances, and access credit
Your section:
For Launchpads & Incubators
4. Liquidity providers
“I bring capital and care about real cashflows.”
Examples:
- funds and DAOs
- sophisticated individuals
- treasuries that want exposure to credit, not just token price
Typical goals:
- a clear picture of:
- what backs the attnUSD yield token
- how defaults and recoveries work
- how diversified the book is
- a way to own a diversified slice of revenue-backed credit (and, in some products, the underlying base yield on pledged assets)
Your section:
For Liquidity Providers
5. Cards, commerce & BNPL partners
“I run cards, checkouts, or B2B billing and want credit that is funded by onchain revenues, not unsecured consumer loans.”
Examples:
- card programs and wallets (USDC cards, Kast, Avici, etc.)
- travel and rewards platforms
- merchant networks and marketplaces
- B2B SaaS and infra providers offering usage-based billing and net terms
- BNPL / checkout providers who want their limits to grow with merchant or platform revenues
Typical goals:
- offer cards and wallets whose limits grow with project revenues
- fund instalments, net terms, and invoice BNPL from entity-level revenue-backed facilities
- keep all consumer KYC, UX, and receivables on the partner’s stack
- share in the economics of revenue-backed credit
Your section:
For Cards, Commerce & BNPL Partners
You can stay in your persona lane and never touch the mechanics,
or you can go deeper when you are ready: