Fees & claim
Where every coin's creator fees are, what has been paid out, and how a maintainer collects their share.
If one of your repositories has a coin, 80% of its creator fees go to your GitHub account. Look up your username to see what is waiting for you.
The path of a fee
Trades fill the coin's vault
pump.fun takes a creator fee on every trade. Because the coin's creator is its fee-sharing account, the fee lands in a vault owned by that account, not in anyone's wallet. After migration to PumpSwap, it accrues there and is brought back first.
Someone empties the vault
Fees stay in the vault until a distribution is sent. It needs no signature from the recipients, so anyone can send it. gitfund's distributor does it every 10 minutes once 0.01 SOL has accrued; any visitor can do it sooner from the coin's page.
Three recipients, fixed shares
The launcher and gitfund receive SOL directly. The maintainer's 80% goes to their GitHub fee address on pump.fun and waits there until they sign in with GitHub and claim it.
Coins
| Repository | Status | In vault | Distributed | Maintainer claimed | Last payout |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| boykopovar/AnyPS5 $ANYPS5 | live | 0 | 0 | 410.35 | — |
Distributions
latest 50No distribution yet.
gitfund's accounts
- Treasury
- 12QZzeHAoRL6ANWQEGAoPf8GRUYrxwS8UwPiT8f5P4SXReceives the 10% share. Never signs a launch.
- Distributor
- 3LkpGCs9Vr22SdYJw17jtwfvhYXgeMeVjJ8E2Uhuif5VOnly pays network fees for distributions. Receives no share. Balance: —.
- Last run
- not started