Coinbinator

Verify on-chain

Every coin launched on Coinbinator has 100% of its pump.fun creator fees locked to one public wallet — the Coinbinator fee receiver — using pump.fun's own fee sharing, with the authority revoked. Nothing here asks you to take our word for it.

Coinbinator fee receiver (shown on pump.fun)
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What it does
receives 100% of the creator fees of every coin launched here, claims them every two minutes, and forwards everything above a small network-fee reserve to the pledge wallet below
Coinbinator pledge wallet
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What the pledge wallet does
receives the forwarded fees and the launch fee paid by launchers; pays the Kickstarter pledges (by card, after conversion) and refunds holders when a pledge cannot be made
Platform share
5% of the fees claimed; 95% is pledge money. Both figures are in each coin's ledger.
Mechanism
pump.fun fee sharing (program pfeeUxB6jkeY1Hxd7CsFCAjcbHA9rWtchMGdZ6VojVZ), one sharing config per coin, admin revoked

Check any coin in one minute

  1. Open the coin on pump.fun. Its creator rewards show a single recipient at 100%: the fee receiver above.
  2. The coin's page here gives its sharing config address. Open it in a Solana explorer: one shareholder, 10,000 basis points, admin_revoked = true. Revoked means nobody — not the person who launched the coin, not us, not a future owner of any key — can ever change the split.
  3. Every claim is a pump.fun DistributeCreatorFees transaction on that config. The ledger on the coin's page lists the same transactions with the same amounts.
  4. Follow the two wallets: every claim, every forward to the pledge wallet and everything it sends afterwards is public.

What is guaranteed by the chain

  • — A coin's creator fees can only ever be paid to the fee receiver.
  • — Anyone can trigger a claim; it can only pay that wallet. Our keeper does it every two minutes once $1 is waiting.
  • — A coin is listed here only after the chain confirms its fees are locked.

What relies on us

  • — Turning the pledge wallet's SOL into a Kickstarter pledge. Kickstarter only takes cards, so that step cannot be on-chain; the pledge and its reward tier are shown on the coin's page.
  • — Sending the pledge money back to holders, pro rata, when a project fails and holders pick no other. Those transfers are public too.

The rules, in plain language →

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