Redirect fees
to any handle.

Fees start on
the first trade.

No permission.
No wallet.

Only they
can claim.

Launch a pump.fun coin for any creator on X or GitHub. Its creator fees route to the vault pump.fun keeps for their handle.

Launch a coin

The route lands in the same signing as the coin. Every buy and sell after that, including the launcher's own first buy, pays the creator.

The creator doesn't sign up or connect anything. The vault is keyed to their account ID, so a rename never moves it.

The creator signs in with X or GitHub on pump.fun and takes it. Not the launcher, not the traders, not HandlePad.

Find your vault

IIV

Pick a handle.

Two platforms have a vault on pump.fun today: X and GitHub. Twitch and YouTube show up here the day pump.fun adds them, not before.

X

Live on pump.fun

Keyed by: X user ID
Platform: 1
Claim: Sign in with X
Fee: 0%

x.com/nameselect

GitHub

Live on pump.fun

Keyed by: GitHub user ID
Platform: 2
Claim: Sign in with GitHub
Fee: 0%

github.com/nameselect

Twitch

Not on pump.fun yet

Keyed by: —
Platform: —
Claim: —
Fee: —

twitch.tv/namesoon

YouTube

Not on pump.fun yet

Keyed by: —
Platform: —
Claim: —
Fee: —

youtube.com/@namesoon

The launchpad.

A real pump.fun launch from your own wallet. HandlePad only builds pump.fun's own instructions: no HandlePad program, no HandlePad fee, no HandlePad key.

For

Type a handle. We look up the account ID and read its vault from Solana.

Name Ticker$

ImageChoose an image Description optional

Mint address

Only for a coin your wallet created, still on its bonding curve, with no fee sharing set yet.

First buySOL

Your share of the fees0%

0%10%

To the handle's vault: 100%
To you: 0%
HandlePad fee: 0
Network + rent: ≈ 0.03 SOL

Signed in your wallet. A first buy asks for a second signature once the route has landed.

Launched here

Reading the chain…

Find your vault.

If someone launched a coin for you, the fees are already there. This reads the balance straight from Solana.

Unclaimed: —
Claimed so far: —
Vault: —
Claim: —

Questions,
answered plainly.

The short version: HandlePad is a front end for pump.fun's own handle vaults.

Does the creator have to sign up first?

No. pump.fun keeps a vault for every X and GitHub account, keyed to the account's numeric ID, and it's created in the launch if it doesn't exist yet. The creator needs nothing until they want the money.

Can the launcher take the fees?

Only the share they set for themselves, up to 10%, shown before they sign. Everything else goes to the handle's vault, and only the account that owns the handle can take it out.

How does the creator claim?

They sign in on pump.fun with the X or GitHub account the vault belongs to, link a wallet, and claim. HandlePad isn't in that step at all.

Why not Twitch or YouTube?

pump.fun only keeps handle vaults for X and GitHub today. We could run our own vaults for the others, but then HandlePad would be holding the money. We'd rather wait.

Why does a launch sometimes have an extra step?

If your wallet has unswept creator fees from older pump.fun coins, pump.fun requires them swept before a coin's creator role can move. The extra step sends those fees to you. They were yours anyway.

Is a coin launched for me endorsed by me?

No. Anyone can launch for any handle. A coin with someone's name on it says nothing about whether they support it, and claiming its fees doesn't either.

Is this financial advice?

No. Coins are volatile and most go to zero. Buy only what you can afford to lose.

Your handle.
Your fees.