Launch a coin for any Gmail
0 coins launched, 0 SOL booked, 0 SOL claimed
Claims aren't open yet. Fees keep being booked to each Gmail until they are.
- Nothing has launched here yet. The first coin shows up here with its signature.
Coins
No coin has launched here yet. Each one appears here with its picture, who it names and what has been booked.
Questions
What does a name on a coin mean?
Only what the launcher typed. Nobody has agreed to anything until they sign in and claim, and a coin named after someone isn't an endorsement by them.
What do I pay to launch?
One transfer in Phantom covers the launch fee, the network allowance and your first buy. If the launch fails, the payment goes back to the wallet that sent it, without the transaction costs already spent.
Where do the fees go?
Pump.fun pays creator fees to a wallet made for that coin. Every few minutes we collect them and book each amount to the Gmail, with the signature that collected it.
How does the owner get them?
The owner of the Gmail signs in with Google and claims SOL to a wallet they choose. Google Pay can't receive these payouts, so nothing here ever lands there.
Who can see the address?
Addresses are sealed at rest. Every public page shows only a mask and the name the launcher typed. We never ask for a Google password.
Is this Google?
No. GOOGLEPAID isn't made by or affiliated with Google. Coins can lose all their value, and booked fees can be zero.
See what's booked to your Gmail
Claims aren't open yet. Fees keep being booked to each Gmail until they are, and nothing expires.