Launch coin
Built on pump.fun · Solana mainnet

Creator fees,
paid out to Venmo & Cash App.

Launch a coin on pump.fun and name who gets its creator fees with a phone number or username. Every trade fills that coin's own vault, and Stubs pays it out in real dollars.

No wallet needed to get paidOne signature to launchStubs takes 0% of fees
Ppump.funVVenmo$Cash AppUUSDCJJupiterSSolana
How the money moves

One signature to launch.
Zero to get paid.

The launcher signs once. The person getting paid never touches a wallet, an exchange or a token. They just see dollars arrive.

STEP 01Launch & name themA phone number, Venmo @username or Cash App $cashtag.
STEP 02Trades fill the vaultpump.fun's creator fee lands in that coin's own vault.
STEP 03Keeper sweepsFees are collected on a schedule, from 0.005 SOL.
STEP 04Swapped to USDCOn Jupiter, so the dollar value is locked in.
STEP 05Dollars arriveIn their Venmo or Cash App, usually within minutes.
Everything included

Built like a box office.

Every coin gets its own stub: its own creator key, its own vault, and a recipient who can claim in under a minute.

FEES ROUTE TO

Their app. Their dollars.

They pick Venmo or Cash App once. Every sweep after that lands there in USD.

VENMO@maya-chen
Deposited in USDExample handle
Verified by a texted code✓
ATTRIBUTION IS PER-MINTNo shared vault

Fees never mix.

Each coin derives its own creator key, so its vault balance is exactly that coin's unswept fees, checkable on any explorer.

*** STUBS VAULT RECEIPT ***
FIELDLENVALUE
seed32HMAC(master, mint)
creator32ed25519(seed).pub
vault32pda(creator)
feesu64balance(vault)
PAYOUTusd(fees) → Venmo / Cash App
FEE ESTIMATORYour inputs · not a forecast
Recipient earns per day
$75
≈ $2,250 over 30 days at pump.fun's 0.30% bonding-curve creator fee. After graduation, PumpSwap's creator fee varies with market cap (0.05%–0.95%).
STUB MAKERNew

Tell them they've got money.

Make a ticket card and a ready-to-text message for whoever you launched for.

Make a stub →
Payout lifecycle

Watch every dollar move.

Each payout shows its stage live on the claim dashboard and the public ledger, with every sweep and swap linked on-chain.

SweptFees collected from the vault
USDCSwapped on Jupiter, value fixed
AwaitingWaits for a linked account
SendingDollars on their way
DepositedIn their Venmo or Cash App

The keeper, in plain English.

On every run it re-derives each coin's key, reads both pump.fun vaults (curve and PumpSwap), skips anything under 0.005 SOL, collects the rest, swaps it to USDC and records the payout. If the recipient has linked an account, it's sent right away. If not, it waits safely.

Read the docs
// every scheduled run
for coin in live_coins:
  key  = derive(master, coin.mint)
  fees = vault_balance(key)
  if fees < 0.005 SOL: continue
  usdc = jupiter_swap(collect(key))
  pay(coin.recipient, usdc) // Venmo · Cash App
The house coin

$STUBS, printed on pump.fun.

A fair launch through Stubs itself, so $STUBS's own creator fees route through the same vault-and-keeper flow as every other coin. The contract address drops on X at launch.

Launchpadpump.fun
Supply1,000,000,000
Team allocationNone · fair launch
Mint & freezeRevoked by pump.fun
Creation fee0 SOL · network only
Graduates toPumpSwap at ~85 SOL
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Questions

Asked at the box office.

Still unsure? The docs explain fees, sweeps and claims in plain language.

Read the docs
Does the person getting paid need crypto?

No. They verify their phone number with a texted code and link the Venmo or Cash App they already have. No wallet, no exchange, no tokens.

Does Stubs take a cut of the fees?

No. Stubs takes nothing from the creator fee. Conversion and deposit costs are shown on each payout.

Can I change the recipient after launch?

No. The recipient is written into the coin when it's minted. Double-check the number or handle before you sign. Fees pointed at a typo can't be claimed.

What if they never claim?

Their payouts wait as "Awaiting payout method" and are released the moment they link an account. The Stub Maker helps you tell them.

Can I launch for someone outside the US?

Yes, you can name anyone. Venmo and Cash App are US-only, so their payouts wait until a supported account is linked.

Print someone a payday.

Launch a coin for a friend, a creator or yourself. Every trade sends them dollars.