How do I launch a coin?

Connect a Solana wallet on the Launch page, give the coin a name, ticker and image, and sign one transaction. The coin goes live on pump.fun with Card Pad holding its creator fees.

When can I claim my creator fees?

As soon as they are worth $50 or more. Below that they keep building up as people trade your coin.

What does a claim cost?

10% of the claim. The first claim also pays a $5 card fee, because it issues your card. A $50 claim puts $45 on a card you already have.

Do I get a new card every time?

No. Each wallet has one card. Your first claim issues it and every claim after, from any of your coins, tops it up.

Do I need to verify my identity?

No forms and no documents. Your Solana wallet is your account; the card needs only a name and a date of birth.

Launch it, spend it

Coin in, card out

Launch your coin on pump.fun through Card Pad. Every trade earns creator fees, and once they pass $50 you claim them straight onto a prepaid Visa card. Every claim after that tops up the same card.

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No off-ramp needed.

Creator fees land in SOL, and turning SOL into something you can spend usually means an exchange account, a bank transfer and days of waiting. Card Pad skips all of it: the fees go in, the same value lands on your card.

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Clear fees, every claim.

Your first claim of $50 or more issues the card: a $5 card fee and 10% of the claim come off, the rest is your balance. Every claim after that is a top-up with 10% taken. Claim $50, get $45 on the card.

How it works

Spend it like cash.

The card is a prepaid virtual Visa. Pay for hosting, ads, subscriptions, flights and anything else online. Each claim is priced in SOL from the deepest live pool, so a thin market never sets what you get.

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Claim again, top up.

Fees keep coming for as long as your coin trades. Each time they pass $50 again, claim them and the same card is topped up. One card per wallet, however many coins you launch.

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