Strike a coin for anyone.
A streamer, a Roblox game, a Minecraft server, a band, a charity. Launch their coin on pump.fun with one signature. 90% of its creator fees are held in their name until they prove it's them and claim.
1 coins struck0 SOL held for recipients0.0047 SOL paid out
Three moves.
The coin trades on pump.fun like any other. The difference is who the fees belong to.
You strike it
Pick who it's for on any platform, name it, add an image. Your wallet signs once and the coin is live on pump.fun.
People trade it
Every trade pays a creator fee into that coin's own vault. It's set as the coin's creator, so nobody can point the fees anywhere else.
They cash it
The owner posts a one-time code from the account and picks a wallet. Everything held for them pays out, and future fees follow every day or whenever they ask.
Where every fee goes.
Fixed when the coin is struck. Split again at every payout, on-chain, in one transaction. Up to 5 people can share a coin.
How fees workThe 10% keeps the lights on: verification, hosting and payout network fees.
Made out to anyone, almost anywhere.
Gold ones are open now. The rest open as we connect them, and you can save drafts for them today.
For a person
For a world
For a sound
For a cause
Freshly struck.
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Fair questions.
Can I really launch a coin for someone who hasn't asked?
Yes. Anyone can strike a coin for any account we support. It doesn't mean the person endorses it, and the coin page says so. What matters is that 90% of its creator fees can only ever go to them.
How does the person get paid?
They go to Claim, pick their platform and put a one-time code somewhere only they can, like their bio or a post. Once it checks out, every coin made out to them pays into the wallet they chose, and future fees keep flowing there.
What stops the launcher from taking the fees?
Each coin's creator on pump.fun is its own vault wallet, not the launcher's. The launcher signs the launch but never controls where fees go. Payouts follow the split fixed at launch.
What if they never claim?
Their share waits in the coin's vault. It doesn't expire and never goes to anyone else.
What does it cost?
Launching costs what pump.fun charges plus Solana network fees, and whatever first buy you choose. We keep 10% of each coin's creator fees and cover the network fee on payouts.
Is this financial advice? Will the coin go up?
No, and probably not. Most coins go to zero. Fees only exist while people trade. Read the risk disclosure before you put money in.
Who's getting a coin?
Say it the way you'd text it. We'll fill in the launch form.