FAQ

A pump.fun coin whose creator fees are shared with a real organization. At least half of those fees go to the cause, and the split is visible on chain to anyone trading it.

Pick an organization, fill in your coin (name, ticker, image, socials), choose the split and your dev buy. We create a fresh wallet for you and show you its key. You send your dev buy plus about 0.035 SOL for network costs, and the coin goes live on pump.fun, usually within seconds of the deposit arriving.

Charitable takes no fee. You pay your dev buy and about 0.035 SOL in network costs (account rent, transaction fees and a small lookup table). Whatever isn't used stays in your launch wallet. pump.fun charges its usual trading fees.

The organization's share goes to the Charitable wallet and is forwarded to the organization about once a day. Your share goes straight to the wallet you chose. Every payout is listed on the Transparency page with its transaction.

No. The split is written into pump.fun fee sharing when the coin is created, and pump.fun only allows it to be set once. Nobody can change it afterwards, including you and Charitable.

We create a fresh wallet for each launch and give you its key before you send anything, so it is yours from the start. You send your dev buy there and we launch the coin from it. Our encrypted copy of the key is deleted as soon as the coin is live.

If the coin can't be created, or no full deposit arrives within 30 minutes, the SOL in the launch wallet is sent back to the address it came from, minus a tiny network fee. Send from a wallet you control, not from an exchange, so the refund reaches you.

Its share is held in the Charitable wallet and shown publicly on its page. Once the organization claims its page and we confirm its Solana address, everything held is paid out and future payouts go there.

Usually not. Unless a page is marked Verified, the organization has not endorsed the coin. Organizations can claim their page, ask for corrections or ask to be removed at any time.

No. It's buying a speculative token. Only the share of trading fees set in the split goes to the organization, and it isn't tax deductible. Coins are not investments and Charitable doesn't give financial advice.

Yes. Send it through the request form with its website, and we'll review it. You can also describe a cause in the search box and smart search will suggest organizations, including ones not on Charitable yet.

Use the request form. It reaches us directly, whether it's a question, a correction or a removal request.