From a coin
to a cause.

A meme with somewhere to give.

Go Fund Memes connects a coin launched through Pump.fun with a specific GoFundMe fundraiser. Each project keeps its fundraiser, creator-fee claims, and donation records together.

Trading activity can generate creator fees. GFM routes those fees to the project’s donation destination and the GFM buyback wallet. A token purchase itself is not a GoFundMe donation.

Launch your cause.

1. Connect and sign in. Use your Solana wallet on the launchpad.
2. Create the project. Add the name, ticker, image or metadata, a direct GoFundMe fundraiser link, and an optional X profile or community.
3. Check the fundraiser and fee policy. The app validates the GoFundMe URL automatically. Check the displayed destination, allocation, and reserve before launching.
4. Approve in your wallet. Review the transaction and its network costs. The project appears as launched only after its transaction and permanent fee allocation are verified.

Your Pump.fun website link points to a permanent GFM project page, which contains the fundraiser link. The project’s X link is included in its token metadata when provided.

Know where the fees go.

This split applies to creator fees for fundraiser coins launched through GFM, not to total trading volume. New coins route 100% to the operator wallet first. After each finalized claim, the worker sends 80% to KAST and retains 20% in the operator wallet for $GFM buybacks and burns. Each batch has its own transfer record; network fees require operator SOL.

The donation amount uses the actual confirmed KAST settlement, less recorded costs and the reserve accepted when the project was created. The default reserve is 15% of the donation share after costs; the operator can set a different policy for new projects. A reserve is not a verified tax rate.

A buyback allocation is not proof of a purchase or burn. Execution depends on configuration, available liquidity, and transaction limits. Confirmed purchase and burn signatures are recorded separately.

$GFM gives it all back.

The GFM dev wallet manages these bonus donations manually and records the completed donations. This is separate from each launchpad coin’s 80% fundraiser / 20% $GFM buyback and burn allocation.

Claimed isn’t donated yet.

1. Claim and distribute. When configured, the 15-minute worker submits permissionless creator-fee claims. Operators can also approve a claim with a connected wallet.
2. Confirm settlement. The operator confirms the actual spendable KAST credit and records its currency, costs, and reference.
3. Prepare checkout. Each settled batch retains its project, fundraiser, exact payable amount, and currency.
4. Pay and record the receipt. The operator completes GoFundMe checkout and records the donation receipt.

Card payments are not fully automatic. A claimed SOL balance does not establish a fiat card balance, and opening a checkout page does not prove a donation. Processing may take longer than the 15-minute claim interval.

Follow the records.

Open a project’s page to see its fundraiser and available transaction links. Use Donation ledger in the launchpad navigation to review claims and operator-recorded receipts.

Amounts awaiting settlement stay separate from completed donation records. Different currencies are tracked separately. An operator-recorded receipt is distinct from an on-chain claim.

A few things to know.