Same StonkFun.
The fees go somewhere good.
ROUTED launches coins on StonkFun. Every coin points its creator fees at a cause: a charity, a developer's GitHub account, or any wallet. As people trade it, the cause gets paid, automatically, with every transaction public.
Launching
You fill in one page and approve once (twice with a first buy): your own wallet launches the coin on StonkFun (about 0.0125 SOL of rent and fees, plus your first buy if you want one).
Name, ticker, picture, X link. It shows on StonkFun and on the market here like any coin.
A charity from donate.gg's list, a GitHub account, or a wallet. Fixed once the coin is live.
SOL unless you pick another: $STONK or any token StonkFun pairs with.
Where fees go
StonkFun takes 1% of every trade and forwards half of it, 0.5% of the volume, to the coin's creator: its vault. What arrives is split the moment it lands, between the coin's cause and ROUTED, which runs the site and pays for the routing. Every amount is on the Proof page.
The cause's share arrives in the coin's pairing token. A SOL pair's is ready to go; any other token is sold for SOL together with other coins' (one swap per token, less slippage), then delivered. The network fees of all of that (the collection, the swap, the delivery) come out of the cause's share, never out of anyone's pocket.
Charities
Charity donations go through donate.gg's on-chain relay, the same one pump.fun's charity coins donate through. Each charity has its own donate.gg config. A coin's SOL is donated into it once 0.01 SOL has built up, up to three charities in one transaction.
donate.gg then converts donations to USDC and pays the charity, keeping its own fee (3% on most charities' own configs). You can pick any charity pump.fun lets you pick: the same donate.gg list, 5,372 right now. The ones that claimed their donate.gg page are marked Verified.
A charity listed here has not endorsed any coin or ROUTED. donate.gg's terms let it send a donation to a similar charity if the one picked cannot accept it.
GitHub developers
A coin can send its fees to a developer instead. Their share is credited to their GitHub account here as it arrives, and they claim it whenever they like.
- The account's permanent GitHub id is what gets paid, so a renamed account still gets everything, and nobody can take a name over.
- Organizations cannot be picked: nobody can sign in as one.
GitHub sign-in: open.
Claiming
The developer goes to Claim, signs in with GitHub (we only read the public profile), and enters a Solana wallet. The worker that pays asks GitHub again who the sign-in belongs to before sending anything, then sends the whole balance in one transaction. Claims start at 0.002 SOL; the network fee comes off the amount.
Until it is claimed, the balance is held by ROUTED in its payout wallet. Anyone can check an account's balance at Claim without signing in, so you can tell someone they have fees waiting.
Wallets
A coin can also send its fees straight to a wallet: the launcher's own, a team's, a friend's, any normal Solana wallet. Nobody has to sign in or claim anything. The wallet's share is sold for SOL and sent to it in a plain transfer once 0.01 SOL has built up, usually within seconds of the fees arriving, many wallets in one transaction.
- It has to be a normal wallet address. Token accounts, program accounts and the site's own wallets are refused, so fees never land somewhere nobody can spend them.
- Every payout links its Solana transaction on the coin's page, on Given and on Proof.
The numbers
FAQ
Is this pump.fun's charity feature?
No. It uses the same donate.gg relay pump.fun's charity coins use, for coins on StonkFun. ROUTED is not affiliated with pump.fun, StonkFun, donate.gg or any charity.
Does the whole fee go to the cause?
No. ROUTED keeps a share of each coin's creator fees to run the site and pay for the routing; the rest goes to the coin's cause. Every amount is on the Proof page.
Can the cause be changed after launch?
No, not by the launcher. If a cause cannot be paid (a charity leaves donate.gg), its fees wait while we fix it, and the change is public on the coin's page.
What if nobody ever claims?
The balance stays credited to that account and keeps growing. It is never given to anyone else.
What if StonkFun stops forwarding fees?
Then nothing arrives to route. Forwarding is StonkFun's service, not an on-chain guarantee.