Launch a coin
You need a Solana wallet, like Phantom, with a little SOL for the network fee.
1. Pick a creator
Anyone in the catalog. Only creators with a public, safe-for-work profile picture are in it.
2. Name your coin
The name and ticker come from her handle (you can shorten them, not change the letters). The picture is her catalog profile picture; nobody can upload another one.
3. Launch
Confirm once in your wallet. The coin goes live on pump.fun right away. Earnings are locked to the creator you picked. This can't be changed after launch, not even by you.
After she verifies, only her own wallet can launch new coins on her handle; the program refuses everyone else. Only coins launched on OnlyFun count: a coin someone creates directly on pump.fun isn't on her page, even if it uses her name.
Claim your earnings
OnlyFans has no login for other apps, so we go through the X account you linked in your OnlyFans profile.
1. Find your account
Type your OnlyFans name and see what's waiting.
2. Choose where the money goes
Connect a Solana wallet, or continue with your email and a wallet is made for you.
3. Prove it's you
Log in with X, put the short code we show you in your X bio, and press Check. You can remove it right after.
4. Confirm
Your wallet signs one transaction that binds your handle to it. From then on nobody else can launch on your handle.
After you verify there is a short safety window before the first cash out, so a wrong verification can still be undone. It never moves money.
Cash out
Anytime after the safety window. The SOL goes straight from your Safe to your wallet; nobody holds it in between. Fees that arrived since the last collection are collected in the same step.
Remove your account
On your page, "Remove my account" stops every new coin on your handle, including yours. Everything waiting is paid to you in the same step (if your wallet can't take it yet, it stays claimable). Coins that already exist keep trading and keep paying you. You can come back later.
Fees
Launching costs nothing plus the network fee and any coin you choose to buy. Of each trade's creator fee, 80% is held for the creator and the rest goes to the pad. The split is copied into her record when her first coin launches and can never be set below 50%.
Who you trust
Checks the X login and the code in the bio, and signs "this wallet is @handle". It could bind an unclaimed handle to the wrong wallet, which is why her wallet must sign too, every attestation expires within an hour, and a safety window lets a wrong one be undone. It can never touch a verified handle or hold money. Key:
Co-signs every launch after checking the creator is in the catalog, the picture is her safe-for-work profile picture and the name comes from her handle. It holds no money. Key:
Changing the verifier key takes a public notice period (a banner shows on every page while one is pending), longer than the safety window. The admin can pause launches, change parameters for future creators within fixed bounds, hide or close a handle, and undo a verification inside the safety window. It can never move a creator's money or change her split or wallet.
Whoever answers "which X is linked to this OnlyFans profile" and "who is logged in to X" decides who can verify.
What's mocked on this preview
- Creators, handles, portraits and cover pictures are invented and illustrated. Subscriber and like counts are mocked (on mainnet they come from an aggregator).
- The OnlyFans profile lookup, the X login and the X bio are simulated. The verifier's signature and the program check are real.
- "Continue with email" makes a wallet in this browser. On mainnet this is an embedded wallet (Privy).
- Pictures and metadata are pinned to a local stand-in for IPFS. A trade simulator keeps the coins trading.