How GitPaid works

Anyone can launch a coin through GitPaid and name a GitHub user. The coin is an ordinary pump.fun coin: same curve, same trading, same graduation. Every trade pays a creator fee, and pump.fun's own fee-sharing program turns it into SOL waiting in a vault only that GitHub user can open. The vault is pump.fun's: sign in there with GitHub and withdraw to any wallet.

The developer never connects a wallet to receive, never logs into GitPaid and never holds a token. If they do nothing at all, the SOL still waits.

1. 1

   Name the developer

   Type a username or paste a profile link; it is normalised to @name and looked up on GitHub. Organisations are refused: only a person can sign in to withdraw. The numeric id is what the vault is keyed by, so a later rename changes nothing.
2. 2

   Describe the coin

   Name, ticker, image, and an optional website (defaults to the developer's page on GitPaid). The image is squared and resized in your browser and pinned through pump.fun's IPFS endpoint, so it looks the same on pump.fun and here.
3. 3

   Optional first buy

   Up to 10 SOL, in the same transaction as the create, so you are the first holder.
4. 4

   Sign

   Your wallet signs two transactions together: create_v2 with you as creator (plus the buy); and a fee-share transaction that calls pump.fun's fee program (createFeeSharingConfig + updateFeeShares, and createSocialFeePda if the developer has never had a vault) to hand 100% of creator rewards to the GitHub vault. Create and fee-share cannot travel in one transaction: together they exceed Solana's 1,232-byte limit.

Every GitPaid launch creates the coin's fee-sharing config and sets a single shareholder at 100%: the social fee PDA for the developer's GitHub id, pump.fun's own account for exactly this purpose. From then on the bonding curve's creator field points at the config, which is the same record pump.fun's coin page shows under creator rewards, so what pump.fun displays and what the chain does agree.

Fee program

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Pump program

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Set by

createFeeSharingConfig · updateFeeShares (10,000 bps)

Config address

PDA seeded "sharing-config" + mint under the fee program

GitHub vault

PDA seeded "social-fee-pda" + GitHub id + platform byte 2 under the fee program

Verified how

The coin page reads the bonding curve and the fee-sharing config from chain and checks the GitHub vault is the only shareholder at 100%.

Can it change?

The launcher stays the admin of the split unless they revoke it. The coin page reads the config on every visit and shows the current split, so a change is visible at once and the route is marked unverified.

After graduation

The same config keeps receiving creator fees from the pump.fun AMM pool; a push consolidates the pool vault first.

1. 1

   Fees collect

   Every trade pays the creator fee into the coin's vault, a program account nobody holds a key to.
2. 2

   Fees are pushed

   Once the vault clears pump.fun's minimum (about 0.001 SOL), GitPaid's worker sends a distribute transaction. The SOL moves from the coin's vault into the GitHub vault; GitPaid pays the network fee and prints a receipt with the signature and the SOL/USD rate at that moment.
3. 3

   The developer withdraws

   On pump.fun, signed in with GitHub, to any wallet. The vault records its lifetime claimed figure on chain; when it rises, a claim receipt is written here.

Fees generated

Read from the coin's vault on chain: what is waiting there now plus every push seen leaving it, priced in USD

Routed

Every push into the GitHub vault, at the SOL price when the receipt was written

Waiting

The rest, sitting in the coin's vault until the next push

Claimed

The lifetime figure the GitHub vault keeps on chain

Receipts

Every push and every claim gets its own numbered receipt on the coin, the profile and Payments

Creator fee rate

pump.fun's tiered schedule, set by the coin's market cap; the coin's curve carries it

Developer share

100%, fixed by the sharing config

GitPaid's cut

None

Minimum push

pump.fun's minimum distributable fee, about 0.001 SOL; smaller balances wait

Withdrawal

Any amount above the vault rent, on pump.fun, to any wallet

GitHub

Not involved in the payout at all; it only vouches for who you are when you sign in

Every figure on the site is the SOL that moved at the price when it moved. Nothing is rounded up, and nothing is taken at any step.

Push receipt

One per push: the SOL moved from the coin's vault into the GitHub vault, the USD at that moment, and the transaction.

Claim receipt

One per withdrawal seen on chain: the developer's lifetime claimed figure rose, by this much.

Milestone receipt

One every $20 of creator fees a developer's coins have generated, so the lifetime figure is documented on the way.

Status

sent with a transaction · queued waiting to be sent · held when something on chain does not add up, with a note

Receipts are numbered, permanent and public. See Payments. Held receipts never count toward a total.

pump.fun creator fee

100% forwarded to the named developer, in SOL

GitPaid's cut of creator fees

None

Network fees + first buy

Paid by the launcher, at pump.fun and Solana rates

Network fee per push

Paid by GitPaid's crank wallet, about 0.00001 SOL each

GitPaid token

There is none. Anything claiming to be one is not ours.

1. 1

   Open the coin on Solscan

   Find the bonding curve account. Its creator field is the sharing-config PDA, not a wallet.
2. 2

   Open the fee-sharing config

   It is owned by pump.fun's fee program. The shareholder list is one entry at 10,000 bps: the GitHub vault, whose address the coin page prints.
3. 3

   Derive the vault yourself

   findProgramAddress(["social-fee-pda", "<github id>", [2]], fee program). The GitHub id is on the profile page here and at api.github.com/users/<login>.
4. 4

   Follow the receipts

   Every push receipt links its transaction; the vault balance rises by the amount on the receipt. The vault account stores total_claimed, which the pump.fun SDK decodes.

The crank wallet is public on Solscan. It pays network fees for pushes and never holds creator fees.