How the fee is split

Every Give launch freezes three possible destinations in pump.fun's own sharing configuration.

The percentages total 100% of the creator fee, not 100% of trading volume.

What the creator fee is

pump.fun charges a fee on every trade. Part of it is pump.fun's protocol fee and is not ours to set. Part of it is the creator fee, and that is what Give divides.

On a SOL-paired coin the creator fee follows pump.fun's own schedule. Give sets no custom rate and adds no fee of its own — there is no Give fee anywhere. Where pump.fun permits a custom creator rate, Give caps it at 1%; pump.fun itself would allow 3%.

Choose once

Select the split before launching. Settlement installs the recipients and revokes the sharing administrator. This includes a 100% cause allocation.

Once frozen, neither you nor Give can change the allocation. Turning burn off is a pre-launch choice, not a switch that stays available afterwards.

Where each share goes

• The cause's share goes to a vault derived from the cause's identity — an address with no private key. Once the charity has bound a wallet (by signing in with its X account, or, for a hand-reviewed cause, from its published address), a permissionless transaction pushes the balance there. The program pays that wallet and refuses every other one. Until then the share waits in the vault; nobody else can take it.
• The burn share goes to a vault derived from the coin's mint. It can only ever buy that coin and burn it, in one transaction that reverts if either half fails.
• Your share goes to the wallet that launched.

What the board means

• Frozen: pump.fun's sharing config reports its administrator is revoked.
• Not listed: the service could not confirm the recipients match what was chosen. A coin is not listed on the strength of its creation alone.