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Stargild
Solana · pumpfun social fee vaults

Gild the builders.

Launch a pumpfun coin that pays a GitHub developer's own fee vault. Native, non-custodial, claimable only by the dev.

All fees flow on-chain through pumpfun's fee program into a social fee PDA that only the linked GitHub user can claim on pumpfun.

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  • Non-custodial — Stargild never holds funds
  • Vault keyed to the numeric GitHub id
  • Organizations blocked before launch
Fee routing — how a Stargild launch is wired

Trades on pumpfun

Creator fees accrue on the bonding curve

Fee sharing config

Written once by your wallet at launch

Dev GitHub vault

social fee PDA · numeric id

Your wallet

Remaining share of creator fees

The dev claims on pumpfun by logging in with the same GitHub account. Stargild has no claim flow and never takes custody.

Vault lookup

Live from mainnet

Enter a GitHub username to read their native pumpfun fee vault straight off the chain.

How a repo coin reaches its developer

  1. Pick a dev or repo

    Search a GitHub account or browse repos created in the last seven days. Personal accounts only — an organization can never claim a pumpfun fee vault.

  2. Launch with a fee split

    Your wallet creates the coin on pumpfun and writes a fee sharing config: a chosen share of creator fees to the dev’s GitHub vault, the rest to you. The split is set once.

  3. Track, push, tag

    Watch the vault balance live, push accrued creator fees into it permissionlessly, and tag the dev with a proof card so they can claim on pumpfun with their GitHub login.

Why repo coins need a native vault

People launch coins about viral GitHub repos and route creator fees to the developer, then tag the dev to claim. Done by hand, the fees usually land in a wallet the developer does not control — or in an address nobody can ever claim from.

Routing fees by hand

  • Fees are routed to a wallet address someone guessed for the dev
  • The dev has to be found, contacted and trusted with a transfer
  • If the address is wrong, the fees are unreachable forever
  • No on-chain proof that the coin pays the developer at all

Launching through Stargild

  • Fees route to the dev’s native pumpfun social fee PDA
  • The vault is derived from the numeric GitHub id, not a handle
  • Only the linked GitHub account can claim, and only on pumpfun
  • The split is written on-chain and readable by anyone

Fresh on the repo radar

The most starred public repositories created in the last seven days, live from the GitHub API.

Open radar

Latest coins launched on Stargild

Launch one

The launch registry is not configured on this deployment, so no launches are recorded here. Launching still works end to end.

Questions, answered

Where do the creator fees actually go?

Into pumpfun’s own fee program. At launch your wallet writes a fee sharing config for the mint with two shareholders: the developer’s social fee PDA and your wallet. The shares are stored on-chain and always sum to 100%.

How does the developer claim?

They log in on pumpfun with the same GitHub account that the vault is keyed to and claim there. Stargild has no claim flow, no claim authority, and never takes custody of the funds.

What if the dev has never heard of this?

The vault still exists and still accrues. Every vault page has a share card you can post so the developer can verify the balance on-chain themselves before claiming.

Why are organization accounts blocked?

A pumpfun social fee vault can only be claimed by a personal GitHub login. Fees sent to an organization vault can be lost forever, so Stargild refuses the launch and asks you to pick a maintainer instead.

Can the split be changed after launch?

No. The fee sharing config is written once during the launch transaction. The launcher makes you confirm this explicitly before signing.

What does Stargild charge?

Nothing is skimmed by Stargild. You pay the Solana network fees and pumpfun’s own program fees for the transactions your wallet signs.

Ready to gild a builder?

Connect a wallet, pick a developer, set the split once, and sign. Everything after that is on-chain.

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