Pump.fun coins × charities worldwide
Send your coin's fees overseas.
Pair any pump.fun coin with a registered charity outside the United States, from Beijing to Lagos to Geneva. Pledge a share of your creator fees and every delivery gets postmarked here for everyone to check.
- Coins paired
- 0
- Delivered
- $0
- Countries
- 0
01 — How it works
Four stamps and your coin goes abroad.
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Launch
Launch your coin on pump.fun like normal. Every trade earns you creator fees.
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Pick a cause
Choose a registered charity outside the US: Chinese, European, African, Asian or Latin American.
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Sign the pledge
Sign once with the dev wallet that launched the coin, pledging 10–100% of creator fees.
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Postmark it
Your coin gets a public page. Fees owed and every donation receipt are shown live, so holders can check.
02 — Where it goes
37 registered charities, none in the US.
Every one is a real, registered organisation. Logos come straight from their own websites. Tap a stamp to read about it, or find it on the globe up top.
03 — Launch or pair
Address it. Stamp it. Send it.
04 — The postmark board
Every paired coin, in public.
05 — The coin
$CHARITY. One ticker, every border.
The platform coin. Its own creator fees are pledged 100% to the charities on this page, rotating region by region, with every receipt posted on the board.
- Ticker
- $CHARITY
- Network
- Solana · pump.fun
- Creator fees
- 100% → charity
- Proof
- Receipts on the board
Contract address
Coming soon
Only trust the address posted here and on our official X.
06 — Questions
Read the fine print.
How does the money actually reach the charity?
Two ways. If your coin uses pump.fun's built-in donation sharing, the fees flow to the donation account on-chain and the page reads it live. Otherwise you claim your creator fees, donate on the charity's own website, and post the receipt here with your dev wallet's signature. The coin page shows what's owed and what's been delivered, side by side.
Why only charities outside the US?
Most memecoin charity drives go to the same few US organisations. CharityPad points the money at food banks in Lagos and Hong Kong, schools in rural China, clinics in Nairobi and the big European aid groups instead.
Can someone pair a coin they didn't launch?
No. Pairing and receipts must be signed by the wallet that created the coin on pump.fun. The API checks the signature and the creator on-chain before saving anything.
Are these charities partners of CharityPad?
No. They are independent registered charities listed so creators can choose one. None of them endorses CharityPad or any coin. Logos are shown only to identify each organisation.
Can mainland Chinese charities take crypto?
Not directly. For charities in mainland China the creator donates in local currency through the charity's official channel and posts the receipt. Hong Kong charities take international card and bank donations.