Launch a coin for a GoFundMe. Its fees become donations.
The coin lives on pump.fun. Its creator fees are collected every few minutes, turned into dollars, and donated to the fundraiser under the coin’s name. The person running the fundraiser doesn’t need a wallet or an account here. They just see donations arrive.
So far
How it works
- Pick a GoFundMe.
Paste the link. You confirm it before the coin exists, because it can’t be changed afterwards.
- The coin is created on pump.fun.
From a wallet we control, so 100% of its creator fees are ours to collect. Or launch it yourself on pump.fun and share the fees to our treasury; we’ll find it.
- Trading pays the fundraiser.
Every few minutes the fees are collected, sold for dollars, and donated as “$TICKER holders”. Each donation gets a receipt you can read.
Where the money goes
The same split is printed on every receipt.
| To the fundraiserSent to the GoFundMe as a donation. | 90% |
| Buys and burns $GOODOur only cut. Nothing is kept as cash. | 10% |
| GoFundMe’s card feeCharged by GoFundMe on each donation, like any card donation. | 2.9% + $0.30 |
Latest donations
None yet. The first one appears here as soon as a coin’s fees reach $10.
Does the fundraiser have to agree?
No. All they receive is donations. If an organiser would rather not get them, we stop, and anything already collected is held rather than sent anywhere else. More for organisers