WEBPADOne record, and the fees are yours
Add a TXT record at _webpad.yourdomain.com naming a Solana address. Three independent resolvers have to agree on it, and then everything accrued for your domain is sent there automatically. There is nothing to sign up for.
Before you start — what this is and is not
Someone launched a coin on pump.fun bound to your domain. It is not endorsed by you and Webpad does not claim it is. Every trade on it pays a creator fee, 100% of which is held for your domain. Webpad takes none of it.
The DNS record is the claim. We never ask you to connect a wallet, create an account, or send anything. If something claiming to be Webpad asks you to sign a transaction or share a seed phrase, it is not us.
Prefer the coin gone instead? Ask for a takedown — we delist within 48 hours and the fees already accrued stay claimable by you.
Your domain
Where should we send the money?
A Solana address you control. This goes in the record, so whoever controls your DNS controls where the fees go — which is exactly the point.
Add the record
Enter your Solana address above and this will fill in with the real value. Do not paste the placeholder.
Cloudflare appends your domain automatically, so the Name field is just the label. If your panel shows you the resulting record, confirm it reads _webpad.yourdomain.com and not that doubled up.
- 1.Open the Cloudflare dashboard and pick the domain.
- 2.Go to DNS → Records, then Add record.
- 3.Set Type to TXT.
- 4.In Name, enter just _webpad — Cloudflare appends the domain for you.
- 5.Paste the value into Content.
- 6.Leave TTL on Auto and leave Proxy status off (TXT records are never proxied).
- 7.Save.
Cloudflare propagates in seconds, so Check now usually works immediately.
Check it
Honest expectations
DNS is cached. Cloudflare usually propagates in seconds; GoDaddy can take an hour. If Check now says no record found a minute after you saved it, that is normal and nothing is wrong. The verifier re-checks on its own schedule regardless, so you can close this tab.
3 resolvers have to agree. We query cloudflare, google, dns.sb and require at least two to return the same address. Mid-propagation you will often see two of three, which is not yet enough. This is deliberate: one resolver is a single point of both failure and manipulation.
The minimum payout is 0.01 SOL. Below that the network fee eats a meaningful share of the transfer, so the balance keeps waiting instead. It never expires.
A changed address waits 72 hours. If a verified record is edited to point somewhere new, payouts hold for three days. A DNS hijack that has to survive 72 hours usually does not. First-time verifications are not delayed.
Keep the record. Verified domains are re-checked every day, forever. Remove the record and payouts stop, because we pay the record as it is now rather than a flag we set once.