Coins that pay the person on camera.
gifted turns a pump.fun launch into an income stream for a streamer, without asking the streamer for anything and without anyone being able to change their share later. Here is the whole mechanism, in order.
The flow, end to end
Six things happen. Four of them are on-chain.
You type a Twitch or Kick channel name. We look it up through the platform's official API and get its immutable numeric id — logins can change, ids cannot.
Each channel gets one Solana address derived from that id. Same channel, same vault, every time. Nobody has to sign up, and the address is shown before you launch.
A real pump.fun coin, signed in your own wallet. Two or three transactions, sent one after another: create the mint, set the fee split, revoke the admin key.
The split lives in pump.fun's fee-sharing program. Once the admin key is revoked nobody can edit it — not the launcher, not gifted, not the streamer.
pump.fun pays creator fees on each buy and sell. They are routed by that locked split, straight to the vaults, without passing through us.
For a Kick streamer, the balance goes out as KICKs gifts while they are live, with a code pinned in chat that matches a public receipt on this site.
Where the fees go
pump.fun pays a creator fee on every trade. This is how that fee is cut.
| Share of the creator fee | Who gets it |
|---|---|
| 10% | gifted — fixed, never editable, same on every coin |
| 90% | split by the launcher between streamer vaults and wallets |
The launcher chooses how the 90% is divided at launch — one streamer, several streamers, their own wallet, or a mix. Whatever they choose is what gets locked. The percentages you see on a coin page are read back from the chain, so a launcher cannot advertise one split and write another.
A coin is marked official on a streamer's page when their on-chain share is at least half the creator fee.
The admin key on the fee-share config is revoked in the launch bundle.
If you are the streamer
You do not have to do anything. Here is what exists in your name anyway.
It is derived from your channel id the first time anyone launches a coin for you. Its address and balance are on your page here, and on Solscan.
While you are live, gifts are sent to your channel from our Kick account and the vault pays the cost back. Each gift has a code pinned in your chat.
Every gift is listed publicly with its code and the transfer that paid for it, so you can check any claim made about money sent to you.
A coin existing for your channel is not your endorsement, and this site says so on every page. You can ask us to delist a coin from the site at any time.
Questions
Does the streamer need an account?
No. The vault is derived from their channel id whether or not they have ever heard of this site. Nothing is required from them for fees to accumulate.
Can the launcher take the streamer's share later?
No. The split is written into pump.fun's fee-sharing program at launch and the admin key is revoked in the same bundle of transactions. There is no edit path afterwards.
What stops someone launching a fake coin for a big streamer?
Nothing stops the launch — anyone can make a pump.fun coin. What the site shows is the truth of the split: a coin only gets the official badge on a streamer's page when the streamer's own on-chain share is at least half of the creator fee.
Who holds the keys?
You hold yours: the launch is signed in your wallet. The vault keys are derived from one master seed held by the operator and used only to pay gifts back out of a vault.
What happens on Twitch?
Twitch coins launch and accumulate fees exactly the same way. The KICKs gift rail is Kick-only, so a Twitch vault holds its balance until a payout route exists for that platform.
Ready to put a coin on the board?
Pick a channel, set the split, sign it in your wallet. Two minutes.