How TikPad works

You fill in a name, ticker, image and the TikTok handle that should be paid, then send one payment (dev buy + a small network reserve) to the TikPad treasury. The treasury creates the token on pump.fun, buys your dev allocation, and transfers those tokens to your wallet.

The treasury is the token's on-chain creator. On pump.fun the creator is who receives creator fees, so every fee the token generates lands in the treasury with no further setup. The token description carries a visible tag so anyone can verify the routing:

Fees to @handle via TikPad

pump.fun pools creator fees per creator wallet, not per token, so TikPad tracks trades on every registered token. When the fee router claims fees, the claimed amount is split across tokens in proportion to their traded volume since the last claim, and each token's share is credited to its TikTok handle.

• 80% credited to the TikTok creator, valued in USD at the time of the claim.
• 20% kept by TikPad to run the router and cover payouts.

A creator's share builds until lifetime earnings cross a milestone, then the unpaid balance is sent in SOL to the wallet they linked. Milestones:

$5.00 → $10.00 → $20.00 → $50.00 → $100.00 → $250.00 → $500.00 → $1,000.00 → every $1,000.00 after that

To collect, a creator signs in with TikTok on the claim page. TikTok returns the verified username, which is matched against the handle on the token. They then link any Solana address.

This deployment is the front end only. Launches, sign-in, fee claims and payouts are simulated in your browser so you can see the whole flow. The on-chain launch, fee router and TikTok login live in the repository's backend/ folder and are not connected yet.