merged
pump.fun coins that pay GitHub accounts

Trade the coin. Pay the people who wrote the code.

Launch a pump.fun coin for any GitHub account. Every trade pays that account its creator fees, locked on chain in the launch transaction. Merged takes nothing.

Launch a coin
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Check any GitHub account to see what pump.fun is already holding for it.

Fees sent to GitHub accountslast 12 months, by day (UTC)
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Merged's cut
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of every coin's creator fees

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Reading the chain
Top GitHub accounts

Accounts appear here once coins pay them.

Latest sends

Each time a coin sends its fees to GitHub accounts, it shows here.

One launch. The split is locked before the first trade.

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Pick who gets paid

Type a GitHub account, or paste a repository link. One coin can pay up to 10 accounts, each with its own share.

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Launch on pump.fun

Your wallet signs one launch. It creates the coin and locks the fee split on chain before anyone can trade. Nobody can change it later, including you and us.

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Trades pay the account

Every buy and sell pays pump.fun's creator fee to the GitHub account. They claim it in pump.fun's app by linking GitHub. No wallet needed until then.

Split locked on chain at launchpump.fun creator fee: 0.3% of each trade before graduation, 0.05% to 0.95% afterRead how it works
$MERGED

The coin that pays the maintainers.

$MERGED is launched on Merged like any other coin. Its creator fees go to a fixed list of open source maintainers, and that list is locked in its launch transaction.

CA · not launched yet. It will appear here first.
About $MERGED

Straight answers

What does Merged take?

Nothing. 100% of a coin's creator fees go to its GitHub accounts. There is no platform fee and no treasury.

Who holds the money?

pump.fun's own fee account for that GitHub account. Merged never holds fees and has no key that could move them.

Can the split be changed?

No. It is locked in the launch transaction. Every coin page links to the on-chain record so you can check it yourself.

Does the project endorse the coin?

Not unless the project says so. Anyone can launch a coin for any account. The account simply has money waiting if people trade it.

What about organizations?

On pump.fun any public member of a GitHub organization can claim for it, and the money goes to that member's wallet. Coins that pay an organization carry that warning.

What if nobody claims?

The fees stay in pump.fun's fee account for that GitHub account. They do not come back to the launcher or go to Merged.