Don't trust us. Check it.
Every step from a trade to a donation happens on-chain or on Every.org, where anyone can look. Here's the whole path, and where to check each part.
- 1
The fees are locked at launch
When a coin launches here, the same launch sets 100% of its pump.fun creator fees to the Any Cause fee account. pump.fun locks that split for good, before anyone can buy. Not even we can change it.
✓ Every coin page links its lock transaction. → - 2
Fees are collected every 5 minutes
Anyone can trigger pump.fun's fee payout; we do it every five minutes. Each cause is credited with exactly what the confirmed transaction shows arriving, at that moment's SOL price.
✓ Every collection is on the fee account's public history. ↗ - 3
At $25, a donation is set aside
Once a cause has $25 or more collected, it's set aside as one donation. Batching keeps each gift meaningful and the network costs tiny. Anything under a dollar rolls into the next one.
✓ Each cause and coin page shows its progress to the next donation. → - 4
Sent to Every.org, from the same wallet
Every.org makes a one-time Solana address for each donation, and the SOL is sent to it from the same public wallet the fees came into. Every.org converts it to dollars and grants it to the nonprofit. Charities don't need to sign up for anything.
✓ The address and the transaction are on the receipt. → - 5
A public receipt, tracked to the end
Each donation gets a receipt that follows it live: the address, the send, Every.org collecting it, and Every.org's own receipt once the donation is processed.
✓ All receipts are listed, newest first. →
One public wallet
Every coin's fees arrive here, and every donation leaves from here. Its whole history is public, down to each collection and each send.
xDGx7xVDyhtsZCfHKw94f11QVQoWwBysDRCKkc4WypANo. 100% of the creator fees go to the cause. Launchers can buy their own coin like anyone else.
No. pump.fun locks it the first time it's set, and we set it in the launch itself.
Coins are made by the community and aren't endorsed by the charity. The money still reaches them: Every.org grants to US 501(c)(3)s without them signing up for anything.
Fees come in thousands of tiny payouts. Batching them into gifts of $25+ gives each charity donations it notices, each with its own address, transaction and receipt.