The short version
strikr launches coins on pump.fun, on Solana, for anyone: a person, a game, a server, a band, a charity. Whoever the coin is made out to gets 90% of its creator fees. strikr keeps 10%.
- Strike. Pick who it's for and design the coin. Your wallet signs one transaction that creates it on pump.fun.
- Trade. Every trade pays a creator fee into that coin's own vault.
- Cash. The owner proves the account is theirs with a one-time code and picks a wallet. Everything held for them pays out, and future fees follow.
Fees nobody has claimed stay in the coin's vault. They don't expire and never go to anyone else.
Launching a coin
On Launch, pick a category and platform, enter the account or link, and press Find. We look the account up and fix its permanent id, so a renamed or recycled handle can never take the fees. Then add a name, ticker, image and optional description and links.
Connect a Solana wallet such as Phantom, Solflare or Backpack and press Strike. Your image and metadata are stored on IPFS, and your wallet is asked to approve one transaction. It creates the coin on pump.fun, with the coin's fee vault set as its creator, and makes your first buy if you chose one. The coin trades as soon as it confirms.
What it costs
Your first buy (optional), plus pump.fun's account rent and Solana network fees. Your wallet shows the exact total before you sign. strikr charges nothing to launch.
Drafts
Save draft keeps the form in this browser, up to 20 drafts. Images aren't saved, so add yours again when you come back. Drafts are how you prepare coins for platforms that aren't open yet.
Ask
On the home page you can type a sentence like a coin for @nightowl on Twitch called Night Shift and we fill in the form for you. It's simple text matching, so check the result before you launch.
Who you can launch for
Platforms open one at a time as we connect them. This table shows what's open right now and how each owner proves the account is theirs.
| Platform | Category | Status | How the owner verifies |
|---|---|---|---|
| X | Creators | Soon | Post the code from the account, then paste the post link. |
| Twitch | Creators | Soon | Add the code to the channel bio. |
| YouTube | Creators | Soon | Add the code to the channel description. |
| Kick | Creators | Soon | Add the code to the channel bio. |
| GitHub | Creators | Open | Add the code to your profile bio, or a public gist. |
| Creators | Open | Add the code to your profile description, or post it and paste the link. | |
| Farcaster | Creators | Open | Add the code to your profile bio. |
| Telegram | Creators | Soon | Add the code to the channel description. |
| TikTok | Creators | Open | Add the code to your bio. A person checks it. |
| Creators | Open | Add the code to your bio. A person checks it. | |
| Creators | Open | Add the code to the Page intro. A person checks it. | |
| Snapchat | Creators | Open | Add the code to your public profile bio. A person checks it. |
| Roblox | Gaming | Open | Add the code to the game description. |
| Minecraft server | Gaming | Open | Put the code in the server MOTD for a minute. |
| Steam | Gaming | Open | Add the code to the game's official website (DNS or file). |
| Fortnite island | Gaming | Open | Add the code to the island description. A person checks it. |
| Spotify | Music | Open | Post the code from the artist's official social account. A person checks it. |
| SoundCloud | Music | Open | Add the code to your profile bio. A person checks it. |
| Apple Music | Music | Open | Post the code from the artist's official social account. A person checks it. |
| Discord server | Communities | Open | Put the code in a channel topic. A person checks it. |
| Telegram group | Communities | Soon | Add the code to the group description. |
| Minecraft server | Communities | Open | Put the code in the server MOTD for a minute. |
| Community website | Communities | Open | Add a DNS TXT record or a small text file. |
| Registered charity | Causes | Open | Add the code to the official website, then a person confirms the registration. |
| Website | Projects | Open | Add a DNS TXT record or a small text file. |
| GitHub | Projects | Open | Add the code to the profile bio, or a public gist. |
Platforms marked "A person checks it" have no reliable public way for us to read a code. Their owners verify on Claim first, and only then can coins be made out to them. That way the payout wallet is fixed before any coin exists.
Fees
pump.fun charges a creator fee on every trade and pays it to the coin's creator. On strikr, the creator of every coin is a vault wallet made just for that coin. The person who launched it is not the creator and has no say over where fees go.
Each payout collects the vault and splits it:
- 90% to whoever the coin is made out to, shared by the percentages set at launch if there's more than one.
- 10% to strikr, which covers verification, hosting and payout network fees.
The split is fixed when the coin is struck and can't be changed afterwards, by anyone. pump.fun sets the creator fee rate itself, and it can change over time. Fees exist only while people trade, both on the bonding curve and after the coin graduates to PumpSwap.
Splitting a coin
Press "Split with someone else" to share the 90% between up to 5 accounts, on any mix of platforms. Shares are whole percentages and start out even. Each recipient claims their own share in their own time. One person claiming doesn't affect what's held for the others.
Claiming and verification
On Claim, pick your platform, enter your account and the Solana wallet you want paid, and press Get my code. You get a code like strikr-3fa91c07d2e84b16a0c5.
Put it somewhere only the account owner can: a profile bio, a channel description, a post, a DNS record. Then press Check and claim. We read it once, directly from the platform, and you're done.
Why the code is safe to post publicly
The code is calculated from the platform, the account's permanent id, the wallet you chose and the date. If someone copies your public code, it's useless to them: it only ever pays the wallet you picked. Codes work until the end of the next UTC day and only once.
Reviewed platforms
For TikTok, Instagram, Facebook, Snapchat, Discord, Fortnite, music platforms and charities, a person on our team checks the code on your profile. This usually takes under a day. Keep the code up until you get the confirmation.
Changing your wallet
Verify again with a new wallet. Future payouts go to the new one. Payouts that already happened can't be moved.
Payouts
Payouts run right after you verify, then once a day for as long as people trade. You can also press "Pay out now" on your page any time. Each one collects the coin's new fees, credits everyone's share in our ledger, and pays every verified recipient in a single Solana transaction you can look up on the coin page.
- The minimum payout is 0.001 SOL. Smaller amounts wait until more builds up.
- strikr pays the network fee on payouts.
- Payouts are final. Solana transactions can't be reversed, so check the wallet you enter.
- If a payout's result is ever unclear, for example the network didn't confirm in time, the coin is put on hold until we can see what happened. We never send again while a previous payout might have landed.
Safety
- Your keys stay yours. Your wallet signs the launch. We never see or store your private key.
- Permanent ids. Coins follow an account's permanent id, not its handle, wherever the platform has one.
- Wallet-bound codes. A copied code can't redirect a payout.
- Fixed split. Nobody, including the launcher, can change who a coin pays after it's struck.
- Vault keys. Each coin's vault key is derived on our server so it can sign payouts. That makes us the custodian of unclaimed fees until they're paid out. The whitepaper explains exactly what that means and how we limit it.
Reporting a coin
Every coin page has a Report button. We review every report and can hide a coin from strikr. Coins live on Solana and pump.fun, so we can't delete them, but fees for the named recipient stay protected either way. If a coin uses your name or work and you want it hidden, report it or email hello@strikr.fun.
A coin made out to someone doesn't mean they made it, own it or endorse it.
Contact
Questions, listings or press: hello@strikr.fun. News: @strikrfun on X.