The fee is
the gift.
Launch or trade like on any pad. The 1% fee doesn't go to the team — all of it goes into one public pool, and every time the pool reaches 20 SOL a round closes and is paid out to charity, with proof anyone can check.
Where the 1% goes.
Nothing exotic about the launch itself — a bonding curve in SOL, graduation at 100 SOL raised. The only unusual part is who the fee is for.
a trade
any coin launched here, buy or sell.
1% fee
the same fee most pads charge.
public pool
one address anyone can watch.
charity
every 20 SOL, a round is paid out.
Small rounds, often.
A round closes every 20 SOL instead of once a year at some impressive number. More payouts, less money sitting in one wallet, more chances to check us. The rounds below are an example.
Your launch, their round.
Every number here is an example. No program is deployed, so nothing launches for real yet.
Launching here doesn't make a coin good — it makes its fee go somewhere good. The coin can still fail completely, and the pool keeps its 1% either way.
Show, don't tell.
On-chain, every lamport into the pool is checkable. The moment it becomes money for a real charity, you're trusting people again — so every round needs two pieces of proof.
The payout tx
Open it in any explorer: the amount, from the public pool, to the charity's wallet.
Their letter
A written confirmation from the charity itself that the money arrived.
= a round counts only with both. One on its own is just a claim.
Asked first, named second.
No real charity appears on this site until it has said yes in writing. Until then we show causes, not logos — and nobody can collect "donations" on anyone's behalf.
The honest part.
Same size as the pitch.
Day zero.
Nothing has gone out yet. When it does, the proof is posted before anyone celebrates.
goodfee
Every round, every proof and — when it exists — the contract address is posted there first. It's the only account, and it will never DM you or ask for a donation.
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