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Capital Flow

Where a dollar of creator fee goes

From pump.fun, through the coin’s fee-sharing config, into the wallets of whoever the launch named. All time, in dollars.

Creator fees paid out$0Gross, all coins
In wallets their owners opened$00.0% of gross
In wallets nobody has opened yet$0Waiting for a sign-in
Klik fee$05% of what is routed

The flow

Drawn from what the crank has really paid out.

Nothing has flowed yet

The first time pump.fun pays out a Klik coin’s creator fees, the bands appear here: what came in, what sits in whose wallet, and Klik’s line.

Stage 1

Creator fees accrue

Every trade on pump.fun pays a creator fee. For a coin launched through Klik that fee belongs to a fee-sharing config, not to one private wallet: the split was written at launch and pump.fun locked it.

Stage 2

The program pays it out

Whenever the vault holds enough, a payout is triggered (by Klik’s crank, or by anyone: it is permissionless) and the program moves each share straight into each recipient’s wallet, with Klik’s 5% as its own line. Nothing passes through Klik.

Stage 3

Recipients take it

Each recipient signs in with the identity the launch named (the email, the X account) and the wallet is theirs: send the SOL anywhere, or cash out to a bank, a card or PayPal through MoonPay. Until they do, the money waits in their wallet, on chain, and nowhere else.