Get your card. Post it. Get paid.
Post Pays is a launcher that works inside posts on X. Your card is a link. Anyone who sees it can launch a coin right there, and every coin launched from your card pays you part of its creator fees, forever.
1. Getting a card
Connect a wallet and sign one message. There's no transaction and it costs nothing. You get a short link, postpays.fun/p/<code>, mapped to your wallet. A wallet has one card, and the code never changes. Post the link anywhere on X: it renders as a card with the launch form inside the post.
2. The split
Every coin launched through Post Pays has its creator fees split on chain, at launch, with pump.fun's fee sharing. pump.fun sets the shareholders once: at most 10, no duplicates, no zero shares. It can't be changed afterwards, by anyone.
| Launched | Launcher | Poster | Treasury |
|---|---|---|---|
| from someone's card | 50% | 30% | 20% |
| from your own card | 80% | — | 20% |
| with no card, from postpays.fun | 80% | — | 20% |
When the launcher is the poster, they're merged into one shareholder, because pump.fun refuses duplicates. The treasury's share buys back $PAYS; the owner runs those buybacks by hand, signing in the treasury's own wallet.
3. Claims and payouts
- Claims are permissionless. Our claim job runs every 30 minutes and claims any coin with at least 0.02 SOL waiting. Anyone else can trigger a coin's claim too.
- Every claim pays all of a coin's shareholders directly. Posters and launchers get SOL straight to their wallets. Nobody holds anyone's money, and the claim job's wallet only ever pays network fees.
- Public numbers come from the chain. Every distribution counts, including the ones strangers trigger. Nothing is double-counted or missed.
- A wallet that has never held SOL can't receive a payout (pump.fun's rule), so keep a little SOL in the wallet behind your card.
4. Worked examples
From a card. Ana posts her card. Ben launches $FROG from it with no dev buy.
$FROG makes 1.0 SOL of creator fees; the claim job distributes them:
Ben 0.5 SOL · Ana 0.3 SOL · treasury 0.2 SOL
Ana's card page shows $FROG and 0.3 SOL earned.
Own card. Ana launches $TOAD from her own card.
No card. Someone launches straight from postpays.fun.
A stranger claims. Someone triggers $FROG's claim before our job runs.
our counters read the distribution from chain, so nothing is double-counted or missed
5. What you sign
Launching costs Solana's network fee, about 0.01 SOL, paid from your wallet and shown there before you sign. A dev buy is optional and extra; with one, a launch is two approvals (create and dev buy, then the split). Without one it's a single approval: the coin and its split in one transaction.
Inside the X apps a wallet can't sign from within the post, so the Launch button opens the full page with the card kept.