Look up a player
Every name on the Old School hiscores can carry a coin. Read one: skills, combat, account type, bosses and clues, straight from Jagex's hiscores, with Wise Old Man's efficiency numbers when they're tracked there.
Pair a coin
A coin is paired by one line in its description. It names the player, it's frozen at mint, and nobody can re-point it later. That line is the whole registration.
fees to osrs:… via SCAPE
- Look the name up. The line must match the hiscores exactly, spaces and all. The pad refuses a name the hiscores don't know.
- Launch on pump.fun with that line as the description. Any ticker, any image of your own. pump.fun/create ↗
- Send the mint to SCAPE. The description is checked on-chain against the line; if it matches, the coin joins the register under the player's name and their page starts counting.
- Fees bank. Every $9.99 is a Bond. Whole Bonds are owed to the player and handed over in-game, each one posted with the world, the time and who handed it over.
Fees become Bonds
Buying gold for cash breaks Jagex's rules. Bonds don't: they're Jagex's own item, sold for real money and meant to be given away. So a coin's fees never become GP. They become Bonds, and the player decides what a Bond is to them: two weeks of membership, or gold on the Grand Exchange.
0Bonds owedA Bond handed from one player to another turns untradeable. The player can redeem it for 14 days, or make it tradeable again for 10% of its Grand Exchange value and sell it; the GP figure above already takes that 10% off.
The Grand Exchange, live
Instant-buy and instant-sell prices from the OSRS Wiki's real-time feed, against the 24-hour average. The Bond sits on top because it's what every fee turns into.
| Item | Buy | Sell | 24h avg | Change |
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The RuneLite plugin
A small panel in the corner of the game: your coin, the Bonds it has sent you, and the Bond's price. It reads your own name once a minute from one address and draws four lines. It never touches your account, your bank or your clicks.
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The rules
Everything the pad can't do, and what it does instead. Written down before the first coin, so nobody argues their way out of it later.
Questions
What is a Bond?
An Old School item Jagex sells for $9.99. Redeemed, it's 14 days of membership. Store-bought Bonds can also be sold on the Grand Exchange for gold, which is how most players pay for membership without paying.
Is this against the game's rules?
Buying or selling gold for money is. Giving someone a Bond isn't: Jagex made them to be given, and any player can use one on another player to give it to them. SCAPE never buys, sells or handles gold.
Does the player have to do anything?
No account link, no wallet, no code in their bio. They just need to be in game when their Bond is handed over. The plugin shows them what's owed and where.
What if the player changes their name?
The line holds the name as written at mint. Name changes are followed through Wise Old Man's public name-change record, and each follow is posted.
Where do the numbers come from?
Skills and ranks from Jagex's Old School hiscores; efficiency from Wise Old Man; prices from the OSRS Wiki's real-time feed, which is crowd-sourced from RuneLite; SOL from Coinbase. Nothing on this page is typed in by hand.
Is there a SCAPE coin?
Not yet. When there is, its address appears on this page and in the pinned post at the same moment. Anyone posting one before that is trying to scam you.
Can I run the plugin now?
If you build plugins, yes: download the source and run it in developer mode. For everyone else it arrives through RuneLite's Plugin Hub once it's reviewed. Read the full spec and the API in the docs.