pumptok
pump.fun creator fees → TikTok

Reward the TikToker
who made your coin go viral.

Launch a coin on pump.fun, share a slice of creator fees with the TikTok account behind it. They verify with a bio link — we handle the wallet.

Non-custodial when you want it. Verified by your TikTok bio. No sign-up.

I launched a coin
Pick a TikTok account to share fees with, get a wallet address, paste it into pump.fun's fee share. Done.
A coin was made about me
Drop your TikTok handle, paste a one-time code in your bio, and claim the fees to any wallet.
How it works

Two sides, one wallet, zero trust required.

01

Generate a share wallet

Connect your wallet, paste your pump.fun mint, pick a TikTok handle. We mint a fresh Solana keypair just for this share.

02

Wire it up on pump.fun

Copy the share wallet address, paste it into pump.fun's fee-share config, and pick how much of your creator fees to route there.

03

TikToker claims with a bio link

They drop a one-time verification code in their TikTok bio. We confirm it, and they withdraw the SOL or export the private key.

FAQ

Questions, answered.

Where do the fees actually live?

In a fresh Solana keypair we generate just for this share. The public key gets pasted into pump.fun's fee-share config as a recipient. The private key is encrypted at rest with AES-256-GCM and only released to the verified TikTok account.

What if the TikToker never claims?

The fees just sit in the share wallet. Anyone with the verified TikTok bio link can come back and claim later — there's no expiry.

Why do I have to verify via my bio?

It's the simplest way to prove you control a TikTok account without OAuth or KYC. You add a one-time code, we re-fetch your profile, done. You can remove the code right after.

Can I export the private key instead of withdrawing through the app?

Yes. After bio verification, you can export the raw key in base58 or byte-array form and import it into Phantom, Backpack, or Solflare. From that point it's pure self-custody.

Is this affiliated with pump.fun?

No. pumptok is an independent layer that uses pump.fun's existing fee-share configuration on the bonding curve / PumpSwap pool. We don't run a custodial exchange or hold funds in pooled accounts.