Is a coin paying your number?
People launching on Contact Pad pick a phone number to receive the creator fees. Enter yours to see what's waiting, confirm with the code we text you, and claim the SOL to any wallet.
Three steps to your SOL
- 01Enter your numberPick your country and type your number. Nothing is sent yet.
- 02Confirm by SMSWe text you a short code to prove the number is yours.
- 03Pick a walletFees from every coin sent to your number arrive in one go, minus a 10% platform fee.
Questions, answered
Everything about sending a coin's creator fees to a phone number.
Who gets the creator fees?+
Whoever owns the phone number the coin was launched for. They verify the number with a code we text them, then choose any Solana wallet to receive the SOL.
Does the person need a wallet or an account?+
Not to receive. Fees sit in the coin's own wallet until they claim. They only need a Solana address at the moment they claim.
How much does Contact Pad take?+
10% of the creator fees, taken when they're claimed. Launching costs only pump.fun's normal fees, a tiny network tip, and whatever initial buy you choose.
Is the phone number public?+
No. We store a keyed hash of the number, not the number itself, and nothing on the site shows which number a coin pays.
Why can't I claim a small amount?+
Claims open once fees reach 0.001 SOL — below that, network costs would eat most of it. Fees keep adding up as the coin trades.
What if nobody ever claims?+
The fees keep accruing in that coin's wallet. There's no expiry — they can claim whenever they find out.
Where do the coins trade?+
On pump.fun like any other coin, and on PumpSwap after they graduate. Fees from both are claimable.