Coins that payGitHub devs
Launch a coin on pump.fun and every trade's creator fee is split, for good, between up to nine GitHub developers. They sign in with GitHub and claim in SOL.
The only official address is the one shown here. Anything else is not us.
Everything in their pump.fun GitHub accounts, claimed plus waiting: Splitdev coins and any other pump.fun coin that pays them.
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Nobody is earning yet.
Launch a coin for the developers you love and they start earning from its first trade.
| fee | pump.fun's fee on every trade |
| part | of it is the coin's creator fee |
| 90% | of that to the GitHub devs |
| 10% | of that to Splitdev |
| ∞ | fixed at launch, nobody can change it |
One coin, many devs
Meet Bitbug, the beetle with the split shell: every time it opens, the fees fly out. This is how a split looks: pick any GitHub developers, set their shares, and each trade's creator fee flows to them. These developers are only an example; no coin pays them unless someone launches one for them.
Launch yoursHow it works
Launch on pump.fun
Name your coin, add up to nine GitHub developers and choose their shares. It's a normal pump.fun coin: no code, no liquidity to provide.
Trade, then graduate
Everyone trades on pump.fun's bonding curve, here or on pump.fun. When it sells out, pump.fun moves it to its pool and it keeps trading here.
Fees split, forever
The coin's creator fees, on the curve and in the pool, go to the developers' pump.fun GitHub accounts, for good. They sign in with GitHub on pump.fun and claim.