SoorudealRaise in public. Pay in private.
Public companies on Solana issue tokens backed by a USDC pool that holders can redeem at any time. Private projects on Base, BNB Chain, and Polygon lock each task's budget on-chain, pay workers directly, and keep the work itself end-to-end encrypted.
Back proposals, not promises.
Fund a specific proposal in USDC. 40% goes into the company pool and mints your tokens right away. 60% waits until the founder delivers, and comes back to you if the proposal is declined.
Explore companiesRun client work, privately.
The client funds the project in stablecoins. Each task's budget locks when work starts and goes straight to the worker's wallet when it's done. Task details are end-to-end encrypted; only hashes go on-chain.
Explore projectsBuilt so the money has rules.
Public companies Solana
- 100%Pool-backed tokens
- Any holder can redeem tokens for their share of the company's USDC pool, at any time. No bonding curve, no presale.
- NoWithdraw key
- The program has no instruction for a founder or admin to pull USDC from a pool. It leaves only through redemptions and refunds.
- 60%Refunded if declined
- The escrowed part of your backing returns in USDC when a proposal is declined.
- 0.75%Flat fee
- Charged on funding, not on donations. All of it goes into Soorudeal's own company pool.
Private projects Base · BNB Chain · Polygon
- E2EEncrypted work
- Tasks, epics and hand-over notes are encrypted in the browser with wallet-derived keys. The chain stores only hashes.
- DirectPaid to the worker
- A completed task pays the worker's wallet, and the agency's margin settles on-chain in the same transaction.
- 21–90Days to a guaranteed exit
- Clients withdraw unlocked funds at any time, and reclaim budgets from stalled tasks after the project's timeout. No arbiter needed.
- 0.3%Fee on deposits
- Nothing on payouts. Settles in USDC on Base and Polygon, USDT on BNB Chain.
Live on Solana mainnet
Soorudeal is company #1 on Soorudeal.
Every platform fee flows into its pool, with no tokens minted against it. This is where it stands right now.
- Deliveredbuild private mode
- Deliveredadd team members
- Deliveredfix slow transaction processing on the client
- DeliveredTokens only mint when you actually fund something the company is building. Put in $100: $40 buys tokens at that moment's price, $40 pays the team once the work is delivered, and $20 goes straight into the pool, making every existing token worth a little more. Since price is just pool ÷ supply, it can only go up from there — and cashing out just takes your proportional slice with you, without crashing it for everyone else. That's the difference from an airdrop: here, upside is earned by putting money behind real work
What happens to your backing.
Back a proposal on Soorudeal's own company, using its live pool.
- Platform fee (0.75%)
- $0.75
- Into the pool now, as your tokens
- $39.70
- Held until the founder decides
- $59.55
$47.69 is what your tokens are worth after delivery.
The held amount enters the pool. The team is minted tokens worth $39.70, and the rest raises the token price for every holder, you included.
$59.55 comes back to you in USDC.
You also keep your tokens, worth $39.70, which you can redeem from the pool at any time.
Estimates from the program's formulas and the pool at the moment. The real result depends on the pool and other backers when the proposal settles.
How it works.
- 01
Back
Fund a proposal in USDC: 40% to the pool for tokens now, 60% held in escrow.
- 02
Deliver
When the founder completes it, the team earns tokens. If it's declined, backers get the 60% back.
- 03
Redeem
Burn tokens at any time for their share of the company's USDC pool.
- 01
Fund
The client deposits USDC on Base or Polygon, or USDT on BNB Chain.
- 02
Lock
A task's budget locks when work starts. Cancelling the task unlocks it.
- 03
Pay
When the owner marks the task done, the worker is paid directly and the margin settles on-chain.
For agencies
Run every client from one wallet.
Private projects are built around an agency working for clients. The contracts handle the parts you'd usually chase by email.
Your margin, settled on-chain
Set an agency margin, 10% by default and up to 50%. It reaches you in the same transaction that pays the worker.
Priced by points
Tasks are 1–10 points at each member's own rate, with an urgent multiplier up to 1.25× and a per-task cap of $350 in stablecoins by default.
A roster, not a payroll spreadsheet
Add members with a per-point rate, a role and a pseudonym. Each completed task pays their wallet directly.
Monthly budgets with receipts
Pay roster members from monthly budgets, remainders and bonuses included, with every payment recorded on-chain.
Clients stay in control
Clients add co-funders, approvers who rate delivered epics, and up to 5 backup wallets that can take over if a key is lost.
One deployment, three chains
The same contract addresses on Base, BNB Chain and Polygon, so your setup carries over between chains.
Check the contracts yourself.
Everything above is enforced by code that's live on mainnet.
Public companies Solana
- ryabinaProgram
8WCjph…LY9PSolscan ↗ - Company #1 poolUSDC vault
2Mim12…ZWGASolscan ↗ - Company #1 tokenMint
3Ja7kb…t2GTSolscan ↗
Private projects Same address on every chain
- FounderHolds project fundsBase ↗BNB Chain ↗Polygon ↗
- ManagerProjects and tasksBase ↗BNB Chain ↗Polygon ↗
- SquadsRosters and budgetsBase ↗BNB Chain ↗Polygon ↗
FAQ
Can a founder take the company's money?
The Solana program has no instruction that lets a founder or admin withdraw a company's USDC pool. Money leaves only when holders redeem tokens, or when backers are refunded on a declined proposal. The team is paid in tokens and redeems them like everyone else.
What is a company token worth?
Its share of the company's pool: pool balance divided by token supply. Donations and revenue the company sends to its pool raise that value for every holder without minting new tokens.
Who can see a private project?
Only its participants. Nothing is listed publicly, and task content is encrypted with keys derived from participants' wallets. Keys rotate when the owner or client changes.
What if a private project stalls?
The client can withdraw unlocked funds at any time. Budgets locked in unfinished tasks become reclaimable after the project's timeout, set between 21 and 90 days, and can be reclaimed and withdrawn in one transaction.
What does it cost?
Public companies: 0.75% on deposits and proposal funding, nothing on donations. Private projects: 0.3% on deposits, nothing on payouts.