Coins
Every coin paying a developer.
Payouts
Sponsorships sent, newest first.
How it works
Creator fees in, sponsorships out.
Launch on pump.fun with Fees to github.com/<username> in the description.
In the coin's fee sharing, send 100% to the SPONSOR treasury and revoke, so it's permanent.
Fees are claimed on chain and turned into dollars. 80% goes to the developer.
Paid through GitHub Sponsors. It shows on their profile. The rest buys and burns $SPONSOR.
Questions
Does the developer have to do anything?
No. If they have GitHub Sponsors switched on, the money arrives as a sponsorship like any other. No wallet, no account with us.
What if they don't have GitHub Sponsors switched on?
Their share waits. It's paid the next time the queue runs after they switch it on. The coin page shows whether they have.
Why does fee sharing have to be revoked?
Until it's revoked, the coin's creator could point the fees somewhere else. Revoking makes the routing permanent, so buyers can trust where the fees go. Coins that aren't revoked are listed but not paid.
How do I check a payout is real?
Every sponsorship shows on the developer's GitHub profile under Sponsors, and every fee claim is an on-chain transaction to the treasury.
Is this affiliated with GitHub?
No. SPONSOR pays developers using GitHub Sponsors, the same way anyone can sponsor a developer. GitHub doesn't endorse it.