STEAMPAID
Launch a coin for any Steam profile. Its creator fees are theirs.
Library
The shelf is empty. The first coin launched here is the first capsule on it.
From a paste to a payout
- Paste a profile
A Steam URL, a custom name or a 17-digit ID. We read the public name and picture from Steam, so you see exactly who you are naming.
- The coin goes live
One Phantom payment. A fresh wallet creates the coin on pump.fun, and its key is sealed and used only to collect this coin's fees.
- Fees are booked
About every ten minutes the coin's creator fees are collected and written against that SteamID, each with the signature that moved it.
- They sign in through Steam
The button goes to steamcommunity.com. Steam tells us which account came back. We never see a password.
- Paid as SOL
They choose any Solana wallet. The payout is a normal transaction you can read on Solscan.
Ledger
Most booked
Every fee and claim
Make a private link for one profile.
Whoever opens it launches a coin for that profile in one step, and the profile isn't in the URL.
Your profile on a coin?
Sign in through Steam and take what's booked to you, paid as SOL to a wallet you choose.
See what's booked to meQuestions
What does a profile on a coin mean?
Only that someone launched a coin with it. Every coin here says Unconfirmed until that account signs in through Steam, and a name on a coin isn't an endorsement by that person.
What do I pay to launch?
One payment in Phantom covers the launch fee, the network allowance and your first buy. If the launch fails, the payment goes back to the wallet that sent it.
Where do the fees go?
Pump.fun pays creator fees to a wallet made for that coin. About every ten minutes we collect them and book each amount to the SteamID, with the signature that collected it.
How does the player get them?
They sign in through Steam on steamcommunity.com and claim SOL to any Solana wallet they choose. Payouts are Solana transactions and nothing else.
Can I split the fees?
Yes, across up to five profiles. Each profile claims its own share.
Does Steam or Valve make this?
No. Valve and Steam don't make this, and we never ask for your Steam password. Sign-in happens on steamcommunity.com. Coins can lose all their value and booked fees can be zero.