Privacy
PayTok lets anyone launch a pump.fun coin for a TikTok creator, where the creator receives the coin's creator fees. This page describes every piece of data the site handles.
Last updated 21 October 2026.
The short version
There are no accounts and no passwords. We do not ask for your name, your email address or your date of birth. We do not use analytics, advertising or tracking cookies, and we do not sell or share data with anyone for advertising.
The only personal data we hold about a creator is the public identity of their TikTok account — its ID, its handle, its display name and its avatar — and the wallet that receives their fees.
We never ask for access to your TikTok account. Proving an account is yours means posting a short code in its public bio, which we then read exactly as any visitor could.
Proving an account is yours
There is no login. To claim the fees collected for your account you put a short code — something like PAY-7K2P9XQA — anywhere in your public TikTok bio. We read that bio, find the code, and that is the proof. You can delete the code immediately afterwards.
Why this way. Only someone who can edit an account's bio controls that account, which makes it proof enough — and it means we never ask you to grant this site access to your TikTok account. We hold no OAuth grant, no access token and no password for you, because we never obtain one.
What we read. The public profile of the account you name: its ID, handle, display name, avatar and bio. Nothing that is not already visible to anyone looking at your profile. We never read your videos, comments, followers, messages, analytics or anything private.
What we keep. The account's ID, which is the permanent identifier your wallet is attached to, plus its handle, display name and avatar so the site can show who a coin was launched for. The code itself is single-use and expires after fifteen minutes.
TikTok profiles are read directly from tiktok.com, the same public page anyone can open.
If you connect a wallet
Launching a coin — as distinct from claiming one's fees — needs a Solana wallet to pay for it. That connection is handled by Privy, and we receive only your wallet address. Creators never do this; it is only for the person paying to launch.
Wallets and the blockchain
A wallet address is stored for each creator, and for each person who launches a coin. Solana is a public ledger: every transaction, balance and transfer is permanently visible to anyone, by design. We cannot delete or alter anything recorded there.
Each creator's wallet is generated by this site and held for them until they claim it, because it has to exist before they have heard of us. The coin pays the creator's rewards to that wallet directly. Once they withdraw, the funds sit at an address they chose.
Cookies
We use no advertising or analytics cookies. Two cookies exist, both strictly functional:
- A short-lived cookie while you are verifying an account, tying the code you were given to this browser. Without it, a code visible in a public bio could be redeemed by anyone who read it.
- A cookie recording that your account ownership was verified, containing your TikTok ID, handle, display name and avatar URL. It is signed, readable only by our server, and lasts 30 days. Signing out deletes it.
If you connect a wallet to launch a coin, Privy may set its own cookies; see their privacy policy.
Deleting your data
Email SET-ME@example.com and we will remove your creator record. Two honest limits: anything already written to the Solana blockchain cannot be deleted by anyone, and a coin that exists will keep directing fees to your wallet whether or not we hold a record of you.
If you would rather not be listed at all, you can opt out, which prevents new coins being launched for you.
Third parties we rely on
Supabase (database and image hosting), Helius (Solana network access), pump.fun (the coins themselves), Apify (the public video feed), and Privy — which connects a wallet for people launching coins, and is not involved in claiming at all. Each receives only what it needs to do its job.
Reading a creator's public profile means a request to TikTok. No data-scraping company or reseller sits between us and TikTok when checking a bio, which matters: if one did, it could decide whether your bio contains the code, and therefore who gets paid. The video feed on the home page is gathered separately through Apify, from public videos, and plays no part in claiming.
PayTok is not affiliated with TikTok, ByteDance or pump.fun.
Changes
If this policy changes in a way that affects what we hold or how it is handled, the date at the top changes with it.