Name it. Sign once.
Name the coin, pick a ticker, set your first buy and sign once. It launches on pump.fun with its own fee vault.
Launch a coin →Back the builders.
90% of the fees go to the server's fund
Paste a Minecraft server and launch its coin. 90% of the fees go to the server's owner.
Enter launchpad Scroll to see how it worksPaste the server, check its live stats, name the coin, sign once. The server's owner claims by proving they run it.
Launch a coinName the coin, pick a ticker, set your first buy and sign once. It launches on pump.fun with its own fee vault.
Launch a coin →90% of the fees go to the server's fund
Every trade pays a creator fee. 90% of it builds the server's fund, held on-chain until the owner claims it.
The owner drops a one-time code into the server's MOTD (or a DNS record), signs with a wallet and gets paid on-chain.
Claim a fund →90% of the fees go to the server's fund
Each buy and sell on a server's coin pays a creator fee. 90% of it lands in that server's fund, held on-chain until the owner claims it.
in an example Server Fund
Example numbers, not live data.
Every coin gets its own fee vault, set as the coin's creator on pump.fun, so each server's fees stay separate. Each payout collects the vault and splits it on-chain: 90% to the server's owner, 10% to the minepad treasury.
Prove it the way server owners already can: put a one-time code where only you can.
Works for Java and Bedrock. Remove it after.
# server.properties
motd=Welcome back! minepad-7KQ2-9XF1For servers on their own domain.
Type TXT Name _minepad.play.yourserver.net Value minepad-7KQ2-9XF1
This is the real lookup the launchpad uses. Java or Bedrock, live from the server right now.
Pinging mc.hypixel.net…
Every coin and its server, live. Fees and players update as you watch.