Questions

Is buying a coin a donation?

No. A token purchase is not a charitable donation and is not tax-deductible. The creator fees the coin earns are what reach a cause.

Is the charity a partner?

No. A cause on Give is a payee identified by its own public accounts. It has not endorsed any coin. Its logo does not appear here.

How does the charity get the money?

By claiming it: signing in with the X account its website links, and binding a wallet. After that, payouts are permissionless and go only to that wallet.

What if the charity never claims?

The fees wait in the vault. Nobody else can take them and Give cannot redirect them.

Can I name any charity?

No. Only causes in the directory. Nomination is open; a nomination is a name in a queue until it is added and verified on the charity's own website.

Can I change the split after launch?

No. Settlement revokes pump.fun's administrator. This includes turning burn off.

Does Give take a fee?

No. There is no Give fee. pump.fun's protocol fee is separate and not ours.

Why does every mint end in giv?

It is the launch suffix, and a fingerprint rather than a certificate. A coin is listed only after its frozen split is re-read from the chain.

Why are the cause's fees still zero?

Creator fees need trading, then a distribution, before they reach the vault. A new coin legitimately shows zero.

What if a charity does not want to be listed?

They ask, and they are removed. One signature, immediate.