Terms of Service

Charitable is a tool for launching pump.fun coins on Solana whose creator fees are shared with real organizations, plus a public directory of those organizations and a record of what each coin has raised and what has been paid out.

Charitable is not a registered charity, a fundraising platform for any organization, an exchange, a broker or a wallet provider. Organizations listed on Charitable are not affiliated with us and have not endorsed any coin unless their page is marked Verified.

You must be at least 18 years old and allowed to use crypto-assets where you live. You may not use Charitable if you are subject to sanctions or located in a country or region under comprehensive sanctions. You are responsible for following the laws that apply to you, including tax rules.

• For each launch we create a fresh Solana wallet (the launch wallet) and show you its private key before you send anything. The wallet is yours. Keep the key safe: anyone with it controls the wallet and its contents.
• We keep an encrypted copy of the key only to make the launch, and delete it as soon as the coin is live or your deposit has been returned.
• You send the amount shown: your dev buy plus about 0.035 SOL for network costs (account rent, transaction fees and a small lookup table), or about 0.06 SOL for a coin paired with the Charitable token. Anything left after the launch stays in your launch wallet.
• Pair: a coin can trade against SOL or against the Charitable platform token, when one is offered. For a token pair you still send SOL; we swap your dev buy into the platform token just before the launch, at the market price, and any small amount left over stays in your launch wallet. If the launch then can't happen, the token is sold back to SOL before the refund, so you may get back slightly less than you sent.
• When the deposit arrives, Charitable creates the coin on pump.fun, sets up its fee sharing with the split you chose, and makes your dev buy, in one transaction.
• If the launch fails before the coin exists, or no full deposit arrives within 30 minutes, the SOL in the launch wallet is sent back to the address it came from, minus the network fee for that transfer. Send from a wallet you control, not from an exchange: exchanges may not credit refunds.
• Blockchain transactions are final. Once a coin is created it can't be deleted or changed by us or by you.
• Coin names, tickers, images and descriptions are yours. You confirm you have the right to use them.

• You choose how creator fees are split: at least 50% to the organization and the rest to you. The split is written on chain through pump.fun fee sharing at launch and can't be changed afterwards by anyone, including you and Charitable.
• The organization's share goes to the Charitable wallet listed on the Transparency page and is forwarded to the organization. Your share goes directly to the wallet you chose.
• Charitable takes no platform fee from launches or from creator fees. pump.fun and the Solana network charge their own fees, which we don't control.
• Fees are collected and forwarded about once a day. Every payout is listed on the Transparency page with its Solana transaction.
• For a coin paired with the Charitable token, fees are paid in that token. The organization's share is kept in the token and sold for SOL only when it is paid out to the organization's verified wallet. Until then its value shown on Charitable follows the token's current price and can go up or down.
• If an organization has no verified Solana wallet yet, its share is held in the Charitable wallet and shown publicly on its page until it claims the page and adds a wallet. Held funds stay reserved for that organization. If we ever change how unclaimed funds are handled, we will publish the change on this page in advance.
• We only send funds to an organization's wallet after confirming it with the organization, for example through an email from its own domain.

Coins launched with Charitable are speculative crypto-assets. They can lose all of their value, and prices on pump.fun can move very fast. Nothing on Charitable is financial, investment, legal or tax advice.

Buying a charity coin is not a donation and is not tax deductible. Only the share of trading fees set in the split goes to the organization. Do not promote a coin as an investment, as a way to support an organization directly, or as endorsed by the organization when it is not.

You may not use Charitable to launch or promote a coin that:

• impersonates an organization, a person or a brand, or suggests an endorsement that doesn't exist;
• is a scam, a rug pull, market manipulation, or misleads buyers about where fees go;
• contains hate, harassment, sexual content involving minors, violent extremism, or content that is illegal where you or we are;
• infringes someone else's trademark, copyright or other rights.

We can't remove a coin from the blockchain, but we can hide it from Charitable, refuse future launches, and report it where appropriate.

Organization pages are built from public information, such as the organization's own website, and short descriptions may be written with the help of AI. They may contain mistakes. Organizations can claim their page, ask for corrections, or ask to be removed through the request form.

Smart search uses AI to suggest organizations, including ones not listed on Charitable. Suggestions are a starting point, not a recommendation. Check an organization yourself before supporting it.

Charitable relies on services we don't control, including the Solana network, pump.fun, wallet apps, and the providers named in our Privacy Policy. Their terms apply to your use of them, and outages or changes on their side can affect Charitable.

Charitable is provided as is and as available, without warranties of any kind. We don't guarantee that the site will be uninterrupted or error-free, that a launch will succeed, or how much any coin will raise.

To the extent the law allows, Charitable is not liable for indirect or consequential losses, lost profits, lost crypto-assets, losses caused by blockchain or third-party failures, lost or leaked private keys after you received them, or the value of any coin. Where liability can't be excluded, it is limited to the amount of network fees you paid through Charitable in the three months before the claim.

You agree to cover our reasonable costs if a claim is brought against us because of a coin you launched or your breach of these terms.

We may update these terms. The date at the top shows the latest version; material changes will also be noted on the site. We may suspend or end access to Charitable, or to launches, at any time, for example to deal with abuse, security issues or legal requirements. Funds held for organizations stay reserved for them.

Questions, complaints, claims or removal requests: use the request form at charitable.gg/request.