Launch tokens.
Route fees to GitHub users.
Launch coins that pay developers. Pick any GitHub user, launch on GitPaid, and 100% of the creator fees go to them.
Launch a coin for a developer
Open source runs the world.
Now it gets paid.
Every coin launched on GitPaid sends its pump.fun creator fees to a GitHub account, on-chain, from the first trade.
Pick any GitHub user
The maintainer behind the library you use every day. Any personal GitHub account works.
Launch on GitPaid
Name it, pick a ticker, sign. The coin goes live on pump.fun and its fee split is set to 100% for that user.
They claim with GitHub
Fees collect in a vault tied to their GitHub account. They log in to pump.fun with GitHub and claim. No wallet needed up front.
Are you a developer?
People may already be launching coins for you. Check what's waiting in your GitHub fee vault.
Check your vault
How claiming works
Fees for a GitHub account sit in an on-chain vault derived from that account's GitHub user id. Only the linked GitHub user can claim it, through pump.fun on web or mobile.
Log in to pump.fun with your GitHub account, connect the wallet you want paid to, and claim. GitPaid never holds your fees.
GitHub organizations can't receive fees. GitPaid only lets you launch for personal accounts.
Your launches.
Coins you launched from this browser. If fee routing didn't finish, you can finish it here.
$GITPAID
The token of the launchpad itself, on Solana.
Questions.
Does the developer really get 100%?
Yes. Right after launch, GitPaid sets the coin's pump.fun fee split to 100% for the developer's GitHub fee vault. pump.fun only lets that split be set once, so after that nobody can change it, including the launcher.
Does the developer need to do anything?
Only to claim. Fees accumulate in their vault whether or not they know about it. They claim by logging in to pump.fun with GitHub.
What do I get as the launcher?
You get the coin and whatever you bought with your dev buy. You don't get the creator fees. That's the point.
Why two wallet approvals?
The first creates the coin on pump.fun. The second sets its fee split to the developer. If the second one doesn't go through, the coin shows up under your launches with a button to finish routing.
Can I launch for an organization?
No. pump.fun's GitHub fee vaults only work for personal accounts, so GitPaid blocks organizations to keep fees from getting stuck.
Is GitPaid part of GitHub?
No. GitPaid is independent and not affiliated with, endorsed or sponsored by GitHub or pump.fun. A coin launched for a developer doesn't mean they endorse it.