ReddPad

// pick a subreddit

Launch a coin for any subreddit.

Start with a popular one, or type any subreddit in the first card.

// how launching works

Three steps. About a minute.

STEP 1

r/pics

Pick a subreddit

Any public subreddit. It can already have coins. Yours just joins them on the subreddit's page.

STEP 2

Make your coin

It starts with the subreddit's logo and a link to the subreddit. Set the name and ticker, add a description, and your X or Telegram.

STEP 3

Launch on pump.fun

Sign with your wallet and it's live on pump.fun and on the subreddit's page. Every trade pays fees into the subreddit's wallet.

// where the fees go

Many coins. One wallet per subreddit.

pump.fun pays creator fees on every buy and sell. On ReddPad, every coin for a subreddit pays the same wallet.

Each subreddit gets one public wallet.

No matter how many coins people launch for a subreddit, every one of them pays into that subreddit's one wallet. Its address is on the subreddit's page, so anyone can watch it grow.

Fees collect in the subreddit's vault, which ReddPad holds. When the subreddit's owner claims, 100% of the balance is sent to them. After that, fees from every coin, including future ones, keep collecting in the vault, and ReddPad pays them out to the owner's wallet.

// subreddit treasuries

Every subreddit's wallet, in the open.

Each subreddit's fees sit in its own on-chain wallet until its owner claims them. Check any balance yourself on Solscan.

// for subreddit owners

People are launching coins for your subreddit?

All of their fees land in one wallet for your subreddit. Open its page to see the balance, then claim it in four steps.

1Start your claim. On your subreddit's page, tap "I own it, claim". You get a one-time code.
2Post and pin an announcement. We write it for you, with your code. Only mods can pin, so it proves you control the subreddit.
3Connect your wallet. Sign a free message to prove it's yours.
4Get paid. ReddPad checks that you're the top moderator and that your pinned post shows your code, then sends 100% of the balance to your wallet. New fees keep collecting in the vault, and ReddPad pays them out to you.

// questions

FAQ

Can a subreddit have more than one coin?

Yes. Anyone can launch as many coins as they want for any subreddit. They all show up on that subreddit's page, and all of their fees go into the same subreddit wallet.

Can I launch a coin for a subreddit that doesn't exist?

No. ReddPad checks Reddit before every launch. If the subreddit doesn't exist, the coin can't be launched, so every coin's fees always go to a real subreddit.

Do I need to own the subreddit to launch a coin for it?

No. Anyone can launch. The fees still go to the subreddit's wallet for its owner, not to whoever launched the coin.

What can I customize?

The coin image, name, ticker, description, and links to X, Telegram and a website. If you skip the image, ReddPad makes one from the subreddit name and a color you pick.

What does launching cost?

Launching is free on ReddPad apart from Solana network fees. You can also make the first buy when you launch.

Who holds the fees?

They sit in the subreddit's public wallet, with the balance visible on-chain. ReddPad holds that wallet, before and after the owner claims, and can step in by hand if something goes wrong, like a disputed or hacked claim. Every manual move is logged, and every transaction is visible on-chain. When the owner claims, 100% of the balance goes to them. Every coin's future fees keep collecting in the same vault, and ReddPad pays them out to the owner's wallet. Each payout is approved by ReddPad.

Is ReddPad part of Reddit?

No. ReddPad is independent and not affiliated with Reddit, Inc. Owners use Reddit's login only to prove they own their subreddit.

Launch a coin for your subreddit.