Launchpad

Launch a coin that pays down the debt.

Anyone can launch a pump.fun coin here with its creator fees routed, on-chain, to the same public treasury that funds Surplus's Pay.gov payments, or to a state you choose. Already launched? Route your existing coin in one signature.

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Where the money goes

pump.fun

Every trade

Buys and sells on pump.fun pay a small creator fee in SOL.

on-chain

Fee sharing

pump.fun's own fee-sharing program splits the fee by the shares on file.

Solana

Public treasury

The routed share lands in one public wallet anyone can audit.

off-ramp

SOL → dollars

Accrued SOL is converted to U.S. dollars.

U.S. Treasury

Pay.gov gift

Dollars go to the Gifts to Reduce the Public Debt program.

this site

Receipt

The Pay.gov tracking ID is published on the coin's ledger.

Coin details

Image

Name

Ticker

Description

Socials (optional)

Website

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Where the fees go

Share of creator fees routed100%

Every creator fee is routed. Minimum 50%.

Your first buy (SOL, optional)

Buys happen after routing is set, so even this trade's fees go to the debt.

Fee routing uses pump.fun's own fee-sharing program, which locks a coin's split permanently once it's set: after you sign, nobody (you, this site or pump.fun's own tools) can redirect those fees. Every coin's routing is still re-checked on-chain and shown live on its ledger. Payments to the destination are made by hand (Pay.gov has no API) and published with their receipts. Not affiliated with any government. Nothing here is financial advice.