Donations you can verify yourself
Most charity coins ask you to trust the dev. give.fun removes the trust. The split is on chain, locked, and every payout is a public transaction.
No custom contract
We use pump.fun's own creator fee sharing. There is no give.fun contract to get exploited.
Locked on chain
The split is written and locked in the same launch. The dev cannot change it or touch the charity share.
We never hold funds
Fees flow from pump.fun straight to the charity's wallet. Our worker only presses the permissionless distribute button.
Verified continuously
A coin shows as verified only while its on chain split matches. We re check every minute and pull the badge if it changes.
The launch, step by step
- 1You pick a verified charity and the percent of creator fees it receives, from 50 to 100.
- 2We build two transactions. The first creates your coin on pump.fun. The second sets and locks the fee split.
- 3Your wallet signs both. We never see your keys and never hold funds.
- 4We read the split back from the chain and list your coin only if it matches.
- 5As the coin trades, our worker triggers payouts. The charity wallet receives them directly.
Honest answers
What is pump.fun creator fee sharing?+
Since January 2026 a coin's creator fees can be split between up to 10 wallets by percentage. Once set and locked, the dev can no longer redirect them.
What is the catch with community takeovers?+
pump.fun has a community takeover feature that can override fee settings on a coin. We cannot stop that, but we watch every coin and remove the verified badge automatically if a locked split ever changes.
How much does a coin raise?+
The creator fee is a small share of each trade, so it depends on trading volume. A coin that trades 100,000 dollars sends roughly a few hundred dollars in creator fees across everyone in the split.
Why do you copy wallets from the charity's own site?+
So nobody, including us, can swap in a wallet. Each charity page links the official source so you can check it yourself.