How Pact works

Making a pact

Anyone can launch a coin on pump.fun and name the PayPal email it pays. The launcher's Solana wallet covers the network fee and any first buy. The email is stored privately and only ever shown masked.

Where the fees go

Every coin's on-chain creator is its own vault, controlled by Pact and used for that coin alone. pump.fun pays the creator fee from every trade into it, before and after the coin graduates to PumpSwap. So each dollar is traceable to one coin and one person, and anyone can check the vault on Solscan.

Getting paid

The recipient opens Get paid and logs in with PayPal. We receive their name, PayPal account ID and the emails PayPal lists as confirmed. Every coin launched for one of those emails is theirs. An email that isn't confirmed on the account doesn't count, so nobody can collect someone else's fees by adding their address to a profile.

1. Pact collects the fees from each of their vaults holding at least 0.01 SOL. Every collection is a public Solana transaction, listed in the ledger.
2. Each collection is converted to USD at the SOL price at that moment.
3. Their balance is sent to their PayPal account through PayPal Payouts (minimum $1.00), usually within minutes.

Fees

The recipient receives 90% of every creator fee their coin earns. Pact keeps 10% to cover collection, conversion and payouts. Launching a coin costs nothing beyond the Solana network fee.

If PayPal rejects a payout, the money goes back to the recipient's balance. If a payout's outcome is unclear (a timeout, say), it stays on hold and is retried with the same reference, so it can never be paid twice.

Terms

• Pact isn't affiliated with PayPal, pump.fun or Solana. PayPal login only identifies who gets paid.
• Launching a coin for someone gives the launcher no claim to its fees.
• Pact holds creator fees between collection and payout. Dollar amounts are fixed at the SOL price when fees are collected.
• Coin prices are volatile. Nothing here is investment advice.