00 A launchpad for someone else
From trades.To their bank.
Launch a coin for anyone. Their creator fees go to their bank account. No crypto wallet needed to receive payouts.
- 01 Name A person, by X profile
- 02 Trade Fees accrue on-chain
- 03 Record A balance for them
- 04 Pay out To their bank
Concept
A coin for a person who never had to ask for one.
Anyone can launch a coin on WIRE for someone else: a builder, an artist, a stranger whose post deserved more than likes. The launcher names the person by their public X profile, and that assignment is fixed when the funding invoice is created.
Trading generates creator fees for the named recipient. Each coin tracks its own collected fees, and the recipient cannot be changed after the invoice is created. Unclaimed fees older than 14 days are used to buy back the WIRE coin.
The recipient confirms ownership and sets up their payout details. Once approved, WIRE’s payout system sends their bank transfer automatically each week.
A
The person
Identified only by a public X profile. They need no wallet and no account here, and being named is not their endorsement.
B
The coin
A standard pump.fun launch on Solana mainnet, created and funded by whoever launches it.
C
The payout
Automatic weekly bank transfers to supported banks in North America and Europe. The amount in bank currency is determined at payout.
Launch / fees / claim
Three hands, one wire.
The launcher pays to create the coin. The market pays the fees. The named person collects. Each step is separate, and each is recorded.
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Launch
Someone launches.
Name, ticker, image, and the X profile of the person the coin is for. You review the exact cost, fund a one-time invoice from your own wallet, and the coin is created in a single transaction. Tokens from an optional initial buy go to your wallet. Unspent network funds return there too, minus a 0.003 SOL reserve kept for fee collection.
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Fees
Trading pays the wire.
Eligible trading generates creator fees. WIRE collects them for the named recipient and updates the coin’s public total as transfers are confirmed.
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Claim
The person claims.
The named person starts a claim with their X profile and contact email. After recipient verification and bank setup, payouts are sent automatically each week to supported banks in North America and Europe.
Costs / ledger
What it costs. What arrived.
A launch is funded by one invoice that lists every amount before you pay. After launch, each coin shows its collected creator fees in SOL.
- Service fee
- —SOL
- Network budget
- —SOL
- Initial buy
- —SOL
Charged by WIRE on a launch.
Covers creation costs. Unspent funds are refunded, minus a 0.003 SOL reserve for fee collection.
Optional. The tokens are delivered to your wallet.
| Coin | For | Received |
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The ledger is empty.
No coins have launched yet. New coins appear here once their launch is confirmed.
Launch the firstBank payout
Their fees. Their bank account.
Creator fees build a balance for the person you named. After verification and bank setup, payouts are sent automatically each week. Supporting banks in North America and Europe, with SEPA Instant transfers for eligible EUR payouts.
- Payee
- The person named by the coin's X profile
- Source
- Creator fees received in the fee vault
- Recorded
- Creator fees collected in SOL, per coin
- Bank amount
- Determined at payout
- Method
- Automatic bank transfer
- Timing
- Weekly, after approval and bank setup
- Coverage
- North America + Europe
- Unclaimed fees
- Older than 14 days: used for WIRE buybacks
This site does not ask for bank account numbers or identity documents. Those are handled by the operator, directly with the claimant.
- You are the person named by the coin's X profile, or you act for them with their authority.
- You can confirm ownership of the named X profile.
- You have a supported bank account in North America or Europe.
- Fees have actually been received for your coin. Nothing is advanced.
Questions
Asked before you had to.
Q1Does the person need to know about the coin?
No. Anyone can launch for anyone with a public X profile. The person can claim whenever they find out, or never. Being named is not an endorsement by them, and a coin page says so.
Q2Who verifies the recipient?
Recipient ownership is confirmed during payout setup. Once approved, bank payouts run automatically each week. Being named by a launcher alone does not verify or endorse a profile.
Q3How much will the bank payout be?
The ledger shows SOL received. The amount in bank currency is determined when the payout is made. This site does not quote exchange rates.
Q4When is a payout sent?
Payouts run automatically each week after recipient verification and bank setup. Eligible EUR transfers use SEPA Instant. Bank processing times vary; submitting a claim does not mean a transfer has already been sent.
Q5What does a launch cost?
The funding invoice lists every amount before you pay: your optional initial buy, a network budget for creation costs, and the service fee. You send that exact total once. Unspent network funds are returned to your wallet, minus a 0.003 SOL reserve for fee collection.
Q6Can the recipient be changed after launch?
No. The recipient, the coin details and the wallet for tokens and refunds are all fixed when the funding invoice is created.
Q7What if I cancel, or never fund the invoice?
An invoice can be cancelled until creation starts, and an unfunded one expires on its own. Deposited funds are returned to the wallet on the invoice, less network fees already spent.
Q8What happens to unclaimed fees?
Fees left unclaimed for more than 14 days after collection are used to buy back the WIRE coin. The age applies to each fee collection, not the date the coin launched. Claim before those fees reach the cutoff; fees already used for buybacks are no longer available for payout.
Q9Is a coin an investment?
Coins launched here are speculative tokens that can lose all of their value. Nothing on this site is financial advice.