How it works

co-fee turns a memecoin launch into a funding line for a repository.

Launching

You give a name, a ticker, an image and the GitHub account that should receive the fees. co-fee pins the metadata to IPFS and creates the coin on pump.fun, with the token's website field pointing back at its page here so anyone can trace the recipient.

The 0.03 SOL you pay at launch covers mint rent, metadata and network fees. There is no cut of the trading itself.

How fees are counted

co-fee is the on-chain creator of every token it launches, so pump.fun pays the creator fee on each trade to co-fee rather than to the person who launched it.

Those payments are not estimated. co-fee walks the token's bonding curve transaction by transaction and records the exact lamports credited in each one, writing a ledger row per trade. The totals you see on a token page are the sum of that ledger, and every row links to the transaction on Solscan.

Claiming

Open the claim page, enter your GitHub username and publish the code it gives you as a public gist. co-fee reads the gist from GitHub's public API and marks the account as yours.

Then enter a Solana address and submit. Claims of at least 0.005 SOL are processed and paid out in SOL, and the payout transaction shows up in your claim history.

Questions

Do I need permission from the repo owner to launch?: No. Anyone can point a token at any public GitHub account. The fees sit waiting until that account proves ownership and claims them, so nothing is ever sent somewhere unverified.
What if the recipient never claims?: The balance stays booked to them indefinitely. There is no expiry, and the ledger on each token page is public, so anyone can see what is owed.
Why a gist instead of an OAuth login?: A public gist proves control of the account without asking you to grant any app access to your repositories. Publish the code, verify, delete the gist afterwards if you like.
Which fees exactly are routed?: The pump.fun creator fee paid on each buy and sell. Trading fees that go to pump.fun itself, and anything a token earns after it migrates to another venue, are outside what co-fee books.
Can I point a token at an organization?: Yes, any account or repository that exists on GitHub. Claiming is done by whoever can publish a public gist from that account.

Ready when you are

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