The fees are already
in your wallet.
If a coin was launched in your name, its creator fees are yours. They are paid straight into the wallet your pump.fun account is signed in with, as each coin's vault clears pump.fun's minimum. No claim, no login here, nothing to sign.
Paste your pump.fun name or profile link. Your page shows every coin, every receipt and what your wallet holds.
Same account, same wallet — every coin launched in your name pays into it.
In the coin's vault
$0.00
Every buy and sell pays a creator fee into the coin’s vault.
$25.00 in creator fees → $25.00 pushed → $25.00 in your wallet, without lifting a finger.
How it reaches you
- 1
Someone launches
A coin is created in your name on pump.fun. You do nothing; you may not even know yet.
- 2
Trades pay fees
Every buy and sell pays a creator fee into the coin's vault. pump.fun's fee-sharing config names your wallet at 100%.
- 3
Fees are pushed
KolPaid sends the coin's vault out and prints a receipt with the transaction that moved the SOL.
- 4
It is yours
The SOL is in the wallet you already trade with on pump.fun. Nothing to claim, nothing to connect.
Fees → vault → your wallet
100% yours · nothing kept
- Pushed out
- $25.00
- You receive
- $25.00
- Anyone keeps
- $0.00
Fees are pushed once a coin's vault clears pump.fun's minimum, about 0.001 SOL; anything under it waits for the next trade. The network fee for each push is paid by KolPaid, and the SOL goes from one pump.fun program account into your own wallet without passing through anybody.
Can the fees reach you?
0 of 5 — tick what applies.
Fees already paid out
Do I need to do anything?
No. The fees are paid to the wallet your pump.fun account already uses. There is no claim page, no sign-in and no approval step, here or on pump.fun.
What if I change my username?
Nothing breaks. A coin names your wallet on chain, not your name, so a rename on pump.fun leaves the payouts exactly where they were.
Can a group be paid?
No. A pump.fun group has no single wallet behind it, so the launch form refuses one. Only a person’s account can be named.