PumpFund
Built on Solana · pump.fun creator fees

Turn a memecoin's trading fees into real donations.

Launch a coin for any GoFundMe campaign. Every cent of its creator fees is claimed on-chain, converted, and donated to that campaign automatically — on whatever schedule you pick at launch, from hourly to weekly. You never hold the money, and the organiser never has to do anything.

100% of the fees to the campaign 0% platform fee No token, no treasury, no vote
Northlake flood relief fund
gofundme.com/f/northlake-flood-relief
$6,480 raised of $15,000 214 donations
Creator fees claimed today 0.1620 SOL → $33.05
PumpFund fee · 0%$0.00
Network + off-ramp−$0.40
Donation processing · 2.9% + $0.30−$1.25
Donated to the campaign$31.40
How it works

Five steps, and the money changes form three times.

Most of the pipeline is on-chain and public. The last two steps are ordinary payments, which is where the fees and the friction live — so they are shown, not hidden.

1

Paste the link

Drop in a gofundme.com/f/… URL. We read only what the campaign already publishes: title, goal, amount raised.

input: a public URL
2

The coin mints

Created on pump.fun with the campaign in its metadata. Its creator-fee authority is the collector account — not the launcher's wallet.

on-chain: SPL token
3

Fees are claimed

Trading accrues creator fees. The collector runs every hour and pays out each coin when its own interval comes due — hourly, 6-hourly, daily or weekly, chosen at launch.

SOL → USDC
4

Off-ramp

USDC is converted to currency through a regulated provider, which takes roughly 1% in spread and fees, and requires a real identified business behind it.

USDC → USD
5

Donated & receipted

Paid through the campaign's own public donate page, which charges 2.9% + $0.30. The confirmation number is published with the payout.

USD → donation
On-chain and publicly verifiable Off-chain, through a regulated provider Lands on the campaign

The figures shown on this page are worked examples — the arithmetic above applied to sample inputs. They are not recorded transactions: no sweep has run yet, so the payout table is empty and every total reads zero.

Illustration $1,500,000 of volume at a 0.30% creator share, swept every 6 hours
Trading volume$1,500,000
Creator fees at 0.30%$4,500.00
PumpFund fee · 0%$0.00
Network + off-ramp−$51.00
Paid in 120 donationsevery 6h
Donation fees · 2.9% + $0.30 each−$165.02
Lands on the campaign$4,283.98
And how a coin reads once it is listed
Launch

Start a coin for a campaign.

Paste a campaign link, check what it would actually send, and mint. The coin appears in the live list below straight away.

New coin

Solana
A public campaign link — gofundme.com/f/… or gofund.me/…
Suggested from the link
Shown on pump.fun

Drag it down as well as up. The small numbers are the honest ones.
pump.fun currently pays the creator 0.30% of volume on the bonding curve. After a token graduates to PumpSwap the creator share slides down by market cap, to 0.05% for the largest ones — so set it to match where your coin actually trades.

Payout schedule
How often the collector claims this coin's fees and donates them. Sooner is better for the campaign — but every donation costs $0.30 on top of 2.9%, and a sweep worth less than $10 is skipped.
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What the campaign receives

$NORTH
Over 30 days, after transfer and donation fees
$656
1.0% of a $75,000 goal
Trading volume$1,500,000
Creator fees at 0.05%$750.00
PumpFund fee · 0%$0.00
Network + off-ramp−$45.75
Paid in 120 donationsevery 6 hours
Donation fees · 2.9% + $0.30 each−$56.66
Lands on the campaign$655.84
PumpFund's own cut is zero. Everything deducted below is charged by someone else — the off-ramp, the network, the donation page. This is arithmetic, not a forecast: volume is a guess and the fee share is a parameter. Watch what the schedule does — hourly gets the money there fastest and loses the most to the flat fee. A coin can trade heavily and still send very little — which is the honest case for donating directly instead.
Live coins

Every coin pays its own campaign. Nothing is pooled.

There is no treasury, no governance token, no platform fee and nobody deciding which cause deserves more. A coin's fees go to the campaign it was launched for, and only that campaign, for as long as it trades.

Donated across all coins, all time
$0.00
Next collector run
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3 coins live

Sorted by what each coin has actually donated, not by market cap. A coin with no payouts sits at the bottom, where it belongs.

Payouts

Every claim, conversion and donation, in order.

A payout counts here once it has both a claim signature and a donation confirmation. Until it does, the row sits as awaiting sweep and adds nothing to the total. Nothing has been swept yet.

$0.00
Donated to date, across every coin
3
Coins routing fees to a campaign
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Median payout, after all fees
DateCampaignFees claimed DonatedClaim signatureStatus
FAQ

The questions that decide whether this should exist.

Pick a campaign. Launch a coin. Watch the receipts.

Or don't — if your goal is to help a fundraiser, donating directly puts every cent in. This only beats that for people who were going to trade a memecoin anyway.

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