faq

When you connect a wallet to a website, that site can ask your wallet to approve transactions, and a bad one can be dressed up to look harmless while it empties the wallet. That's how drainers and fake launch sites work. A plain send moves exactly the amount you typed to exactly the address you pasted, and nothing else. This site never touches your wallet, so it can't take anything you didn't send.

Our server makes a new wallet for each launch. It only ever holds that one payment, and only until the coin is created. Then the tokens and leftover SOL go to your address. Your own wallet never connects, so this site can't do anything with it.

Open your coin's page (from the launch screen or my coins) and press sell initials, 25%, 50% or sell all. Your wallet (Phantom, Solflare, Backpack) pops up showing exactly what the sale does; approve and it's sold within seconds, SOL in your wallet, 1% site fee. The first time, your wallet asks to connect to the site once. That's only for selling: launching never needs it, and nothing moves without your approval. pump.fun, Axiom or your wallet's Swap button work too.

You do. pump.fun lets the creator be set when the coin is made, and it's set to the address you enter. Fees go there directly for as long as the coin trades. They never pass through this site.

Your dev buy if you want one (it's part of the one amount you send), Solana's costs for creating the coin (usually under 0.01 SOL), and a 0.01 SOL fee. You pay a little extra up front to cover the network, and whatever isn't used is sent straight back.

Yes. Axiom's wallet is a normal Solana wallet: send the SOL from it, and put your Axiom wallet address as your address. Your coin and dev-buy tokens land there, so the coin shows up in your Axiom portfolio and you can sell it there in one click, without connecting anything to this site.

Yes, that's the point. Choose Withdraw, pick SOL and the Solana network, paste the launch address and the amount. If the exchange takes its fee out of the amount, up to 0.005 SOL short still launches. Exchanges usually send within a minute or a few; the address stays open for 30 minutes, and anything that arrives later is sent back to your address automatically. Your coin and dev-buy tokens go to the wallet address you entered, not back to the exchange.

A tiny bit short (up to 0.005 SOL, usually an exchange fee) is fine. More than that and it waits for the rest. Too much and the extra comes back after launch. If the 30 minutes run out with money in the address, all of it is refunded to your address.

No. It keeps going on our side whether the page is open or not. The link in your address bar (with ?order=) brings you back to it, and this browser offers to reopen it too.

No slurs, no posing as an official project, company or person, nothing illegal. Coins made here list this site as where they were created.