Frequently asked questions

Kalix is a filtering engine for new meme coin launches. Every new coin is run through twenty automated checks and cross-referenced against a curated set of wallets with a real trading history. Only the coins that clear the bar reach you.

The screening engine covers Solana, BSC, Base, and Ethereum.

No specific experience is required to use the dashboard. But Kalix is a screening tool, not a substitute for understanding the risk you're taking on. Meme coins are extremely volatile, and most of them lose most or all of their value. Read our Terms of Service before you put any money in.

They're grouped into four categories: security (honeypot detection, holder concentration, liquidity lock, and more), momentum (holder growth rate, volume acceleration), wallet signal (tiered wallet tracking, multi-wallet convergence), and fund flow and cluster analysis. Every coin is scored on all twenty, every time, and the results are blended into one composite score.

Kalix tracks a curated set of wallets with a real, recorded on-chain history and sorts them into conviction tiers. When one of those wallets buys a coin that has also cleared security screening, that's treated as an independent, additional signal. When several tracked wallets converge on the same coin within minutes of each other, Kalix flags that too.

Through Telegram. Link your account once inside the dashboard and alerts land there the moment a coin clears screening or a tracked wallet buys in. Everything is also visible live on the dashboard itself.

No. Kalix surfaces coins that clear its screening criteria. It does not recommend, endorse, or guarantee any coin, and nothing in the dashboard or in an alert is investment advice. A coin clearing screening means it passed a set of automated checks, not that it's safe or guaranteed to perform. See the full disclaimer in our Terms of Service.

$199 a month, or $599 a year, which works out to $49.92 a month.

In USDC on Solana, sent directly to an address we give you, either by copying it or scanning a QR code. We deliberately don't use wallet-connect for payment: it's unnecessary for a simple one-time transfer, and it's the kind of prompt that trips scary warnings in most wallets on a site you've only just found. Copy and paste is slower, but nobody has to trust a connection request to use it.

A wallet-signal edge is a shared resource. The more people acting on the exact same alert at the exact same moment, the less that alert is worth to any one of them. Keeping access limited is how the signal stays worth having for the people already inside.

You can search for a priority code that skips the standard queue entirely, and gets your access sorted same-day instead of waiting on the general list.

Nothing is deleted right away. Alerts stop and the dashboard locks, but your tracked wallets and settings are kept for 30 days in case you come back — renew within that window and everything is exactly where you left it. Access never renews automatically, so this is always your decision, not something that happens to you.

No. Because payment is made by irreversible crypto transfer and grants immediate access to the service, all payments are final. Full details are in our Terms of Service.

No. Kalix never asks you to connect a wallet, and we never have access to your private keys or your funds. The wallet addresses you choose to track inside Kalix are public, on-chain data, nothing more.

No. Kalix doesn't execute trades, hold funds, or act as a custodian in any way. It's a screening and alerting tool built on public blockchain data — you trade through whatever wallet or platform you already use.

Email support@kalix.fun, or use the chat widget on this site. A person reads everything that comes through either one.