fees go to the dev, not the deployer

Every repo gets a coin.

Paste a GitHub repo and launch its coin on pump.fun. The person who wrote the code claims 80% of the fees by logging in with GitHub. The other 20% buys back $GIT.

Buy $GIT Paste a repo

CA CA drops at launch

$ gitpad launch

Paste a repo. See its coin.

Any public repo works. The ticker comes from the repo name, and the fee claim is tied to the repo owner's GitHub account.

Repository

DEMONSTRATION

Your coin card shows up here: ticker, who gets the fees, and the split.

$ git log --fees

Where every coin's fees go.

Each coin launched on GITPAD splits its pump.fun creator fees the same way.

80% repo owner

20% $GIT

80% claimable by the repo owner after GitHub login20% buys back $GIT30 days unclaimed fees roll into the buyback

$ gitpad --help

Four steps, no middleman.

The launcher doesn't get the dev's fees. Whoever owns the repo does.

01 paste

Paste a repo

Any public GitHub repo. A viral repo, your own project, a dev you like.

02 launch

Coin goes live

GITPAD deploys it on pump.fun with the repo's name and the owner's avatar.

03 trade

Fees stack up

Every trade adds creator fees to that repo's vault. 20% goes straight to the $GIT buyback.

04 claim

Dev logs in

The repo owner signs in with GitHub, connects a wallet and claims their 80% in SOL.

$ cat RULES.md

The rules.

PADpump.fun

WHO CAN LAUNCHAnyone, for any public repo

WHO GETS THE FEESThe repo owner, verified by GitHub login

SPLIT80% repo owner · 20% $GIT buyback

UNCLAIMEDAfter 30 days, rolls into the $GIT buyback

Published rules, run by the GITPAD team. Claims and buybacks are processed by the team, not enforced on-chain by pump.fun. GITPAD is not affiliated with GitHub. The launcher above is a demonstration and does not deploy anything.