Your Whop has a tribe. Give it a coin.
Launch a pump.fun coin for any Whop community or app. 90% of its creator fees flow back to the community — written into the coin and locked in the very transaction that creates it.
Fixed recipients, locked on chain. Nobody — not the launcher, not us — can change them later.
Communities, on chain.
From your Whop to a live coin.
Pick your Whop
Paste any public Whop link. We read it straight from whop.com — name, logo, the real community.
Give it an identity
A name, a ticker and an image your people will recognize. Optionally buy the first tokens yourself.
Launch & lock
One approval in your wallet. The coin is created and its fee split locked in the same transaction.
More for your people.
Every trade of a Tribepad coin pays pump.fun creator fees. Ours don't go to whoever pressed the button — they go to the community behind the coin.
Community share accrues to its balance on Tribepad; the Whop's verified owner claims it (min 0.05 SOL). The platform share funds Tribepad.
Good questions.
Do I have to own the Whop to launch its coin?
No. Anyone can launch a coin for a public Whop — just like anyone can make a fan page. What you can't do is take the community's fees: 90% always go to the community's balance, and only the Whop's verified owner can claim them.
How does a Whop owner claim?
Open your community page on Tribepad, connect a wallet and get your code. Paste it anywhere in your Whop's description (Whop dashboard → your store's settings), then sign one message. Once verified, claim whenever the balance reaches the minimum. You can remove the code afterwards.
Can the launcher get tokens?
Yes — optionally buy with SOL in the launch itself. It's a purchase at the curve price, not a free allocation, and it doesn't change the 90/10 split.
Why is one approval enough?
The create, the fee-sharing config and the locked split ride in one transaction. If you add a creator purchase that doesn't fit in it, a second transaction is signed in the same wallet prompt.
Can the split change after launch?
No. pump.fun revokes the config's admin when the split is written, so neither the launcher nor Tribepad can edit it under current program rules. pump.fun's own programs remain upgradeable by pump.fun.
Is Tribepad part of Whop?
No. Tribepad is an independent tool that reads public Whop pages. It is not affiliated with, endorsed by or sponsored by Whop or pump.fun. Coins are highly risky; only spend what you can lose.
A coin for your community.
Choose the Whop, give the coin an identity, review, and sign once. Every byte is checked in your browser before your wallet sees it.
Explore.
My projects.
Coins you launched and the communities you own.
Fees & claims.
Creator fees are distributed on chain from each coin's vault — 90% to the community balance, 10% to Tribepad — and claimed by verified Whop owners.