Everything you need to know about Bagwork

For devs — listing your coin

1. Connect your wallet (MetaMask or Robinhood Wallet) — a signature proves ownership, costs nothing.
2. Create your project with name, ticker, CA and socials.
3. Fund the escrow address shown on your dashboard with ETH. This is your bounty pool — workers can see the live balance, so a funded escrow means people trust your tasks are real.
4. Post tasks: pick a type, set the reward per payout, max payouts, and an optional deadline.
5. Review submissions in your dashboard. Approve → the worker is paid automatically from escrow. Reject → nothing moves. You can withdraw unused escrow back to your wallet anytime — everything except the rewards for submissions still waiting on your review, which unlock as soon as you approve or reject them.

For bagworkers — getting paid

1. Connect your wallet — this is where your ETH lands.
2. Pass the eligibility check: link your X account (must be 6+ months old, 25+ followers, public). This keeps bot farms out and rewards real accounts.
3. Pick a task on any coin's page, do the work, submit your proof link.
4. When the dev approves, ETH is sent to your wallet automatically. Every paid task builds your public bagworker profile.

How escrow works

Each project gets a dedicated Robinhood Chain wallet generated server-side; the private key is encrypted at rest (AES-256-GCM) and only used to sign payouts and owner withdrawals. Nobody — not even the dev — can spend from it except through approve / withdraw actions signed into the platform.

The live balance is public on the project page and on the explorer. If the escrow can't cover a reward, the approval fails — workers never get a fake "approved" without money behind it.

Eligibility rules

To submit proof you need, at minimum:

• a connected wallet
• a linked X account, 6+ months old, 25+ followers, public profile
• one submission per task per worker — no double dipping

Quick answers

Fees?

None from the platform. Only Robinhood Chain network gas (a few gwei per payout), paid from escrow.

Dev won't review my proof?

Escrow stays locked from them for payouts, but reviews are their call — check a project's payout history before working.

Can a dev rug the escrow?

They can withdraw unused funds, yes — it's their money. What they can't do is fake a payout, or pull the reward out from under work you've already submitted: the moment your proof is in, that reward is locked in the bag until they approve or reject you. Check the pool and history before you grind.

I listed my coin — why isn't it on the board?

A coin appears on the public board once it has at least one funded task a worker can claim. Listing is free, so if every listing showed up the board would fill with empty test coins and be worth nothing to the people we're asking to trust it. Fund your escrow and post a task and you're on it — your coin is always visible in your own dashboard in the meantime, and its page works by direct link either way.

How do I know a task is actually funded?

You don't have to check — the site won't let you take an unfunded one. A task can only be posted if the escrow already covers it on top of every other bounty that coin has open, and if the bag ever drops below what it owes, the task stops accepting submissions and shows "not funded — don't do this one" instead of a submit button. Coverage goes to the oldest task first, so if a coin is only part-funded you'll see exactly how many payouts are backed.