The creator fees it earns are yours to claim. You need no wallet until you claim, and you don't have to claim at all.
Type your GitHub name or paste a github.com link. Checking is free and needs no sign in.
Type your GitHub name in the box above. Your account page shows what is waiting for you right now, read from the chain.
In pump.fun's settings, link the GitHub account the coin pays. That is how pump.fun knows the fees are yours.
Claim in pump.fun's app. The fees go to your pump.fun wallet.
They wait in pump.fun's own fee account for your GitHub account. Merged has no key that could move them and takes 0% of them.
The split is locked on chain in the coin's launch transaction. The launcher can't change it, and neither can we.
A coin that names your project is not something you endorsed, and you can say so publicly. Anyone can launch a coin for any GitHub account.
Unclaimed fees stay in pump.fun's fee account for your GitHub account. They do not go back to the launcher or to us.
Whether and how to claim is your call. If it matters where you live, ask someone qualified.
Not until you claim. Fees build up for your GitHub account whether or not you have a wallet. When you claim in pump.fun's app, they go to your pump.fun wallet.
Then do nothing. You don't have to claim, and unclaimed fees stay in pump.fun's fee account for your GitHub account. You can also say publicly that you did not endorse the coin.
Yes, it is SOL. Each trade of the coin pays pump.fun's creator fee, 0.3% of the trade before the coin graduates and 0.05% to 0.95% after, and the coin's locked split points it at your GitHub account. How much there is depends on how much the coin trades, and it can be very little.
Anyone can launch a coin for any GitHub account without asking. The launch transaction is public, so the wallet that launched it can be seen on chain. A launch says nothing about who that person is or what they want.
No. We never message first, and we never ask for a seed phrase. Treat anyone who does as a scam.