How Wumpify works

Wumpify is a launcher for pump.fun coins whose creator fees are paid to a Discord user instead of the launcher. The launcher names a Discord username at launch; the named person logs in with Discord and withdraws their SOL.

1. Launch

The launch form uploads the coin's image and metadata to pump.fun's IPFS endpoint and builds one transaction: create (plus an optional dev buy). The creator account of the bonding curve is a wallet derived per coin from the platform's master seed, so pump.fun pays 100% of that coin's creator fees into a vault the platform controls. You pay the network fee and sign with your own wallet; the server only adds the mint keypair's signature.

2. Collect

Wumpify watches every coin's creator vault on the bonding curve and, after graduation, on PumpSwap. Once a vault holds at least 0.005 SOL it is swept into the treasury in one transaction. Each claim is split 90/10: the recipient's share is credited to their balance, the platform cut stays in the treasury.

3. Claim on Discord

The recipient opens the dashboard, logs in with Discord (only the username and avatar are read), adds a Solana payout address and presses Claim. The treasury sends the whole balance in one transfer. Payouts start at 0.01 SOL. With auto payout switched on, it is sent automatically as soon as the balance reaches the minimum.

Matching works on the Discord username (unique since 2023). The moment a person logs in, their balance is tied to their Discord id, so later renames do not matter. If they renamed before ever logging in, reach out to the Wumpify team.

Slash commands

The Discord application answers /balance, /launches and /wumpify in any server it is added to. Replies are only visible to the person who ran the command.

Custody and risk

This is custodial. Fees sit in the operator's treasury between collection and payout, and payouts are made by a script. Nothing here is trustless; treat balances the way you would treat a tab at a bar you trust.