How it works
Tokens generate fees. Fees fund missions. People complete missions. People get paid.
- Launch. A token launched here is created on Pump.fun with its Mission Vault as the on-chain creator.
- Fees. Every trade pays Pump.fun’s creator fee to the vault. The platform claims those fees into the vault every hour.
- Missions. The token’s creator posts missions with a reward and a number of winners. The full budget is reserved from the vault’s balance.
- Submit Work. A contributor signs in with their wallet, completes the mission and submits proof.
- Paid. The creator approves. The reward is sent from the vault to the contributor’s wallet in one Solana transaction, linked on the payment.
Mission Vaults
Each token has its own vault: a Solana wallet created for that token at launch. Its address is shown on the token page and on the Vaults page.
- Fees in are the amounts received by the vault in fee-claim transactions.
- Payments out are confirmed mission payouts.
- Pending mission rewards is the unpaid budget of open missions. It can’t be assigned to new missions.
- Current balance is read live from Solana.
Missions and payouts
- Rewards are paid only to the wallet that signed in and submitted the work.
- Each submission can be paid once. If a payout fails before it reaches the network, nothing is sent and the creator can retry it.
- Closing a mission releases its unpaid budget back to the vault’s available balance.
- Missions close automatically seven days after their deadline.
Verify it yourself
Every vault’s history on the Vaults page is read straight from Solana, and every payment links to its transaction on Solscan. Paste any vault address into Solscan to check the balance and history without trusting this site.
Custody and risk
Vault keys are held by the Mission operator and encrypted at rest. Payouts are signed by the platform when a token’s creator approves a submission. This means you are trusting the operator not to move vault funds any other way. Every movement is public on chain, so any transfer that isn’t a fee claim or a mission payout would be visible on the vault’s page.
Memecoins are highly speculative. Nothing here is financial advice.
Promotion rules
Missions that pay people to post about a token are paid promotion. X requires paid partnerships to be disclosed, and advertising rules in many countries require clear disclosure of paid endorsements. Promotional missions should require a paid-partnership label or #ad, and the default mission template includes it.