WEBPADLaunch a coin for a domain
A normal pump.fun launch, signed by your own wallet. The one difference is where the creator fee goes.
- You get no share of this domain's fees. 100% goes to the domain.
- You are not claiming to own or represent this domain, and this coin is not endorsed by it.
- The domain's owner can have this coin delisted from Webpad at any time.
- You are signing the create transaction with your own wallet. Webpad never holds your key.
The coin is bound to this. 100% of its fees go here.
Optional. A link to a post on X. It is stored on the coin.
Leave empty and the site's own icon is used.
Transaction settings
Your own buy, inside the create.
1–99.
Helps it land.
What actually happens
Two signatures. The first creates the coin on pump.fun. The second sets its fee-sharing config to send 100% of the creator fee to the Webpad treasury, which credits it to the domain. Both are signed by your wallet; Webpad never holds your key.
Sign both. If you stop after the first, the coin exists but its fees still route to you, and the domain page will say the routing is unconfirmed rather than showing a number. We cannot fix that from our side.
The image. Upload one, or leave it empty and the coin uses that site's own icon.
One coin per domain. First come, and the domain is then taken. Nothing is reserved in advance. Some categories — banks, government, healthcare, children's brands — are refused outright, and lookalike domains launch but land in a review queue.