How it works
Pick, launch, fund
Four steps between a GoFundMe campaign and money for the people running it.
01 · Pick
Find a GoFundMe campaign you believe in
Any public campaign works. We pull its title, photo and organizer straight from GoFundMe.
02 · Launch
Paste the link, pick a ticker
The coin launches on pump.fun in one transaction. You create the market — you get no creator fees.
03 · Fees
Every trade fills the campaign's vault
pump.fun splits the creator fee at launch and locks it: 90% to the campaign's vault, 10% to gopumpme.
04 · Claim
The organizer claims it
They prove they run the campaign and connect a wallet. After a 24h safety window the vault pays out, and new fees follow automatically.
Questions
The fine print, in plain words
Who gets the fees?+
The campaign organizer gets 90% of the coin's creator fees, gopumpme 10%. The person who launched the coin gets nothing from fees.
Can the launcher or gopumpme change the split?+
No. The split is set with pump.fun's fee sharing in the launch transaction and the admin is revoked in that same transaction. Anyone can check it on-chain.
How does an organizer prove they run the campaign?+
They sign in with the wallet that should receive the fees, and we give them a code tied to that wallet. They add it to their GoFundMe story; we read the page and see it. Then a 24h safety window, and the vault pays out.
What if the organizer never claims?+
After 10 days without verification, the vault uses its fees to buy back the coin and burn it, and keeps doing so. If the organizer verifies later, new fees go to them from then on.
Why one coin per campaign?+
One coin keeps every fee for a campaign in one vault and every trader in one market. A second coin for the same campaign is refused.
Is this a donation? Is it official?+
No and no. These are community-launched markets, not tokens issued or endorsed by GoFundMe or by the organizers. Buying a coin is not a donation.
What does it cost to launch?+
About 0.02 SOL of network rent, paid by the launcher's wallet, plus any optional first buy.