#1 launchpad for fundraisers
Where fundraisers go on-chain
Pick any GoFundMe and launch its coin. Every trade's fee goes into escrow only the fundraiser's organizer can claim.
Find a fundraiserPick any GoFundMe and launch its coin. Every trade's fee goes into escrow only the fundraiser's organizer can claim.
Find a fundraiserAnyone can launch a coin for a fundraiser. pump.fun pays the creator fee from every trade into that fundraiser's own escrow wallet. The organizer proves the fundraiser is theirs with a one-line code in their story and claims all of it — nobody else can.
Every public fundraiser on GoFundMe is in Explore, all 814,000 of them. Search it, or paste a link.
Anyone can. Name, ticker, your own picture; your wallet pays pump.fun's create cost and signs. The coin's creator is the fundraiser's escrow wallet, so every creator fee lands there.
They put a short code in their fundraiser story to prove it's theirs, then claim with one signature from Claim at the top. Everything in escrow goes to their wallet, and pump.fun pays every later fee straight to them, locked so nobody can change it.
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From medical bills and memorials to animal rescues and community projects. If it's on GoFundMe, it's here.
Still have questions? Learn how Ape for Good works.Each fundraiser has its own escrow wallet. pump.fun pays it on every trade, on the curve and after graduation. Its balance is public on-chain, and only the verified organizer can sweep it. Ape for Good never touches it.
Learn moreEach fundraiser has its own escrow wallet, derived the moment it is needed and never stored. Its balance is public on-chain.
A code in the fundraiser's story is the proof. One signed transaction sweeps the lot to their wallet, and the payout goes on the public ledger.
The first launch is the coin. The organizer can delist their fundraiser at any time; anything in escrow stays theirs.
With escrow per fundraiser, an ownership check before any payout and a public ledger, you can launch or trade knowing where the money is.
