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Launch a coin for anyone's PayPal email.

Its creator fees are booked to that email. Its owner confirms with a code and claims them as SOL.

Booked so far
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Claimed
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Coins live
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People named
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You pay–
Launch fee to PAIDPAL
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Network and pump.fun rent, up to
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First buy, with a 5% cushion
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Not made by or affiliated with PayPal. Fees are booked here, on our ledger. Nothing lands in a PayPal account.

Every coin, and who it names.

A name is only what the launcher typed. Until someone claims, they haven't confirmed anything.

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    From a launch to SOL in a wallet.

    You send one payment

    Name an email and sign one SOL transfer. It goes to a new wallet made only for this coin, and that wallet creates the coin on pump.fun, so creator fees land there.

    – coins live

    Fees get booked

    Every few minutes we collect each coin's creator fees and book them to the email, split as you set. Each entry keeps its transaction signature.

    – booked

    The owner claims

    They enter the email, get a one-time code, see what's booked and connect a wallet. The SOL goes there. The first claim is what marks them as confirmed.

    – claimed

    Straight answers.

    Does money land in PayPal?

    No. Fees are booked to the email on our ledger, and its owner claims them as SOL to a wallet they connect.

    Is this PayPal?

    No. PAIDPAL is not made by or affiliated with PayPal. It's a pump.fun launcher that uses an email to say who a coin's fees are for. We will never ask for a PayPal password.

    Someone named me on a coin. Did I agree to that?

    No, and the coin says so until you claim. The launcher typed that name and email. Nothing is taken from you, and you can leave the fees where they are.

    What if the launch fails?

    Everything in the coin's wallet goes back to the wallet that paid, and no launch fee is taken. A retry can't pay twice: the launch keeps one payment and one mint key.

    Who can see my email?

    Nobody on this site. It is encrypted at rest and shown only as a mask, like jo•••@gmail.com. Asking for a code gets the same answer whether or not anything is booked.

    Who holds the coin wallet's key?

    We do, encrypted, because a wallet has to collect the fees before the owner shows up. That's real custody, so start small. Every collect and claim is on Solscan.