How it works
PayTok lets anyone launch a pump.fun coin for a TikTok creator, where the creator — not the launcher, and not this site — receives the coin's creator fees.
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A fan picks a TikToker
From the feed, or by searching their @handle. The creator is identified by TikTok's permanent account ID, not their handle, so a rename never separates them from their money.
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A wallet is created for that creator
A Solana wallet tied to their TikTok account, created before they know anything about it, and released to whoever proves they control the account.
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The coin launches on pump.fun
The fan pays the cost and signs from their own wallet. The coin's creator fees are pointed at the creator's wallet at the moment of creation.
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The creator proves it's them and collects
Whenever they get around to it — a day later or a year later. A code in their bio, an address to send to, done. The fees build up regardless.
For creators
You do not need to sign up, and you do not need to know a coin exists. A wallet is created the first time someone launches a coin for you, and it starts collecting immediately.
To collect, there is no account to make and nothing to install. Paste a short code into your TikTok bio, we read it back, and then you tell us where to send the money. Editing your own bio is something only you can do, which is what makes it proof — and it means we never ask for access to your TikTok.
The fan who launches a coin also tops your wallet up with a little SOL, so you can collect without depositing anything first.
The wallet before you claim it
The wallet collecting your fees is created by this site and held for you until you claim, because it has to exist before you have heard of us — there is no account of yours to attach it to yet. When you claim, the funds go to an address you choose.
Costs and rewards
The launcher pays the launch cost from their own wallet. Every time the coin trades on pump.fun, a share of the trading fee rewards the creator, and the launch screen shows who is rewarded before anyone signs.
How the rewards are locked
pump.fun's coin creation instruction takes a creator address, which receives the coin's creator rewards. We point it at the creator's wallet when the coin is created, and once a coin is set up nobody can change where its rewards go.
The transaction is built on our server and compared byte for byte against what gets signed, so a launcher cannot edit the recipient before approving it.
The honest caveats
pump.fun retains an administrative ability to reassign a coin's creator — that is how community takeovers work on their platform. The fee routing is locked against us and against the launcher, not against pump.fun.
Coins are launched by fans and are not endorsed by, affiliated with, or approved by the creators they name.
Crypto is volatile and most tokens lose value. Nothing here is financial advice.
PayTok is not affiliated with TikTok, ByteDance or pump.fun.