Every trade pays a Facebook Page.
Launch a pump.fun coin for any Facebook profile or Page. 100% of its creator fees are locked to that account, and the owner claims them by logging in with Facebook.
Or explore coins already paying Pages.
From a trade to a Page owner's pocket
The Page owner doesn't lift a finger until there's money waiting.
Pick a profile or Page
Paste any Facebook link, name the coin, add an image. It launches on pump.fun.
Fees get locked
In the same wallet approval, 100% of the coin's creator fees are routed to FeedPad for that account. It can never be changed.
People trade
Every buy and sell earns creator fees. Traders don't do anything different.
The owner claims
They log in with Facebook to prove the account is theirs, then pick how to get paid.
Paid out in real money
Facebook doesn't let anyone send Stars or money into an account from outside, so FeedPad pays through rails that exist.
USDC
Sent to the owner's own wallet after they log in. Cash-equivalent and withdrawable anywhere.
WithdrawablePayPal
For owners without a wallet. Paid to the email they confirm after logging in. Minimums and fees shown first.
WithdrawableGift card
Hundreds of brands, delivered by email. Good for smaller balances.
WithdrawableWhat could a Page earn?
A rough guide. The fee rate is set by pump.fun and can change.
Questions
Why not send fees as Facebook Stars?
Stars can only be bought and sent by a person inside Facebook. There's no public way to send them from outside, and automating an account to do it breaks Facebook's rules.
How does an owner prove the account is theirs?
They log in with Facebook. For a profile, only its owner can. For a Page, an admin logs in and Facebook confirms they manage it.
Can the fee routing be changed later?
No. pump.fun only lets the fee split be set once, and FeedPad sets it to 100% at launch.
What if the owner never claims?
Fees wait for them. Nobody else can claim an account that isn't theirs.
Does the Page endorse the coin?
No. Anyone can pair a coin to any profile or Page, so an owner may be paired without knowing. Pairing isn't an endorsement.
Is FeedPad part of Facebook?
No. FeedPad is independent and isn't affiliated with or endorsed by Meta or Facebook. It only uses Facebook Login to check who owns an account.