Launch for a church. Its creator fees are earmarked for that church.
Anyone can launch a token for a church here; HolyPad does not vet who. It works like pump.fun: fill in the token and it is saved as a draft. The next screen is where you create it on pump.fun by signing one transaction, paying the network fee, pump.fun’s creation cost and 0.01 SOL that funds the token’s own fee wallet, nothing to HolyPad. No camera, no stream, no wait. If you want an audience you can turn on a camera there, or go live from the token’s page any time after.
The one difference from pump.fun is who the token’s on-chain creator is: not you, but a fee wallet HolyPad makes for this token alone. So every creator fee the token ever earns accrues on-chain to this token’s own creator vault, earmarked for the church it is named for. The pump.fun creator fee is currently 0.30% of trading volume on the bonding curve, less after graduation; pump.fun does not guarantee any fee is charged or distributed. You earn nothing from the fees, and neither do holders. Every 10 minutes HolyPad’s engine sweeps each token’s fees, once they are worth about $5, to the public HolyPad donation wallet (Z7pa…9Zxf), with a record against the token, and HolyPad donates the token’s total to its church by hand, publishing each donation with proof on the donations page. The exception is a token bound to a church in the directory that publishes a Solana donation address on its own site: each of its sweeps goes straight to that address. Binding does not involve the church either; publishing a donation address is consent to receive donations, not to a token. The engine is in a dry run today: it records what it would sweep and moves nothing.
In plain terms
- HolyPad does not verify who launches a token and does not check with the church it is named after. Unless the church has consented in writing, the token’s page says it has not.
- HolyPad is a for-profit launchpad, not a charity. Buying a token is not a donation, gives no receipt and no claim on anything, and tokens can go to zero. Meme coins are not protected by securities laws.
- Each token’s creator fees are earmarked for the church it is named for. If the token is bound to a church in the directory that publishes a Solana donation address on its own site, each sweep goes straight to that address. Otherwise the fees are swept to the HolyPad donation wallet with a record against the token, and HolyPad donates the token’s total to that church by hand, through established crypto-giving rails or directly, at least once every three months, publishing each donation with proof. Processor fees of 0–6% and network fees come out on the way. HolyPad decides when and how; if the church declines or cannot be paid, the money goes to another church. The engine is in a dry run today: it records what it would sweep and moves nothing.
- Not available to people in jurisdictions pump.fun restricts.
How launching works
Connect and sign in
Prove you own the launching wallet. You sign a message, not a transaction.
Token details
Name, ticker, image, description, and optionally the church and where it is. This saves a draft. One open launch per wallet.
Create on pump.fun
Sign the create transaction in the control room. You pay the network fee, pump.fun’s creation cost and 0.01 SOL that funds the token’s own fee wallet, nothing to HolyPad. The token’s on-chain creator is that fee wallet, not you. No camera, no stream, no waiting.
Go live (optional)
Turn on a camera in the control room before you create, or from the token’s page any time after.
Creator fees are earmarked for the church
pump.fun pays the token’s creator fee (currently 0.30% of trading volume on the bonding curve, less after graduation; pump.fun does not guarantee any fee is charged or distributed) into the token’s own creator vault. You earn nothing from the fees, and neither do holders. Every 10 minutes HolyPad’s engine sweeps each token’s fees once they are worth about $5. A token bound to a directory church that publishes a Solana donation address on its own site sends each sweep straight to that address; any other token’s sweeps go to the HolyPad donation wallet with a record against that token, and HolyPad donates the token’s total to the church it is named for by hand, at least once every three months, publishing each donation with proof. The engine is in a dry run today: it records what it would sweep and moves nothing.
How launching works5 steps
Connect and sign in
Prove you own the launching wallet. You sign a message, not a transaction.
Token details
Name, ticker, image, description, and optionally the church and where it is. This saves a draft. One open launch per wallet.
Create on pump.fun
Sign the create transaction in the control room. You pay the network fee, pump.fun’s creation cost and 0.01 SOL that funds the token’s own fee wallet, nothing to HolyPad. The token’s on-chain creator is that fee wallet, not you. No camera, no stream, no waiting.
Go live (optional)
Turn on a camera in the control room before you create, or from the token’s page any time after.
Creator fees are earmarked for the church
pump.fun pays the token’s creator fee (currently 0.30% of trading volume on the bonding curve, less after graduation; pump.fun does not guarantee any fee is charged or distributed) into the token’s own creator vault. You earn nothing from the fees, and neither do holders. Every 10 minutes HolyPad’s engine sweeps each token’s fees once they are worth about $5. A token bound to a directory church that publishes a Solana donation address on its own site sends each sweep straight to that address; any other token’s sweeps go to the HolyPad donation wallet with a record against that token, and HolyPad donates the token’s total to the church it is named for by hand, at least once every three months, publishing each donation with proof. The engine is in a dry run today: it records what it would sweep and moves nothing.