Every trade pays the streamer.
Choose a channel, launch a coin for it, and a slice of every trade goes to the person on camera. They don't need an account. They don't even need to know it exists.
✦✦✦Coins
How a coin pays a person
Three steps.
Pick a channel
Paste a Twitch or Kick link. The channel is checked first, so the money is aimed at a real person.
Launch it
A real pump.fun coin, signed from your wallet. You decide how much of the fees goes to them.
They get paid
Their share is collected and sent as gifts on stream, each with a public receipt.
The people being paid.
Every channel with a coin, and what its coins have earned for it so far.
Who's earning the most.
Streamers ranked by everything their coins have paid them.
Every gift, with a receipt.
Each payout to a streamer, sent as gifts on their stream.
From a trade to a gift on stream.
The long version, in plain words.
Pick a channel
Paste a Twitch or Kick channel link. It's checked before launch, so a coin can only point at a channel that exists.
Set the cut and launch
Choose the streamer's share of the creator fees. The coin launches on pump.fun from your wallet, and the split is locked at launch. Nobody can edit it later.
Paid as gifts
Their share is collected and sent as gifts on their stream. Every payout gets a public receipt on the Gifts page.
Does the streamer have to sign up?
No. The coin points at their channel, and their share is delivered as gifts on stream. They don't need a wallet or an account.
Can the split be changed after launch?
No. The streamer's percentage is fixed when the coin launches.
Is a coin an endorsement from the streamer?
No. Anyone can launch a coin for a channel. A coin existing doesn't mean the streamer is involved or approves of it.
What if a streamer doesn't want a coin?
They can get in touch on X and ask for their channel to be removed from Gifted Pad.
Where do the numbers come from?
Totals and percentages are read from the chain and from gift receipts, not estimated.
Launch a coin for a streamer.
Two minutes, and their name is on-chain.
1The channel
2The coin
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