How Banger works

Memecoins are made out of other people's posts every day. The person who made the joke gets nothing, and whoever was fastest to launch keeps the fees. Banger flips that.

1. 1
   Someone pastes a post

   Any public post on X. The coin's picture, name and ticker are suggested from it, and can be edited.
2. 2
   The coin launches on pump.fun

   With two approvals in the launcher's wallet: create the coin, then lock its fees. The launcher is locked out of the fees for good.
3. 3
   Fees are claimed every 2 minutes

   Automatically, on chain. 80% lands in the vault under the creator's X account number. 20% is the platform's.
4. 4
   The creator logs in with X

   That proves the account is theirs. They paste a wallet address once.
5. 5
   They are paid, and keep being paid

   Everything waiting is sent within minutes. After that, whatever their posts earn arrives by itself.

Paste the link on the Launch page, or straight into the box on the home page. The post appears exactly as X reports it, with its real author.

What works

Any public post on x.com or twitter.com

Coming soon

TikTok, Reddit and Instagram. They are built and waiting on those platforms' developer approvals.

What doesn't

Deleted, private or age-restricted posts. We can't read them, so we can't tell who wrote them.

Picture

The post's first photo, or the author's avatar. You can upload your own instead.

Name and ticker

Suggested from the post's words. Change them to whatever you like.

Cost

About 0.02 SOL in pump.fun and network fees, plus your first buy if you make one. Banger charges nothing to launch.

What you earn

Nothing from fees. You can buy the coin like anyone else.

The launch is two approvals because a wallet test-runs every transaction before showing it, and the fee lock can only pass that test once the coin exists. Asking for both at once makes wallets warn that they can't verify the second one.

The author of the post, as X reports it at the moment the coin is registered. Nothing the launcher types can change that.

Money is tracked under the author's permanent X account number, not their handle. If they rename their account, it is still theirs. If someone else later takes their old handle, that person gets nothing.

TikTok, Reddit and Instagram don't give out an account number, only a handle, and a handle can be given up and taken by someone else. So there a handle alone is never enough. The first time someone collects, we go back to the post the coin was made from and ask the platform who its author is that day. A creator who renamed their account still matches their own post; someone who grabbed their old handle doesn't. After that first match the money is tied to their account, not the name.

The post is written into the coin's description, on chain, as a line like this:

The first post a coin registers with is the one it keeps. It can't be pointed at someone else later.

80%

To the person who wrote the post

20%

To Banger. This is the platform's only income.

0%

To whoever launched the coin

Set by

pump.fun fee sharing, split on chain between two wallets

Made permanent by

pump.fun locking the split once it is set

The launcher getting 0% is the point. If launching paid, people would farm famous accounts for fees. Here the only reason to launch a coin from a post is that you think the post deserves one.

pump.fun holds a coin's fees until someone asks it to pay them out. Anyone may ask; the payout can only go to the locked wallets. Banger asks every 2 minutes for every listed coin, from a small wallet that only pays the network fee and never holds funds.

Each claim is recorded with its transaction and exactly how much arrived in each wallet, read back from the chain. Amounts too small to be worth a transaction are left to build up. All of it is on the Money trail.

1. 1
   Open the Claim page

   It's here. You can first look up your handle on the Creators page to see if anything is waiting.
2. 2
   Log in with X

   You're sent to X and back. We ask one thing: who you are. Banger can't post, follow, read your messages or see your password, and we don't keep the access we're given.
3. 3
   Paste a Solana wallet address

   Any wallet you control. Phantom, Solflare, an exchange deposit address that accepts SOL. Check it character by character.
4. 4
   That's it

   Whatever is waiting is sent within a few minutes. From then on payouts happen by themselves once 0.01 SOL has built up.

Paid in

SOL, straight to your wallet

Minimum payout

0.01 SOL, so the network fee isn't a visible bite

Network fee

A fraction of a cent, taken out of the payout

Changing wallet

Log in again and save a new one. Future payouts go there.

Most creators won't know a coin exists when it launches. Their share waits in the vault for as long as it takes. It doesn't expire, it isn't spent, and it doesn't become ours.

Every creator has a public page showing what their posts have earned, what has been paid and what is waiting. If you see a number waiting next to someone you know, tell them.

What a creator is owed is never stored as a number that could drift. It is always everything claimed for them minus everything already paid, worked out fresh from the public record each time.

What can leave it

Only payouts to creators' saved wallets

Operator withdrawals

None. The dashboard can send from the platform wallet only.

If it is ever short

Payouts stop by themselves until a person has looked

Double payments

Guarded by a lock per creator that is only released once the payout is on record

The vault's address is public, so anyone can compare its balance with the total shown as waiting.

A coin created directly on pump.fun can be listed too, if it carries the same locked split and names a post in its description. The Register tab on the Launch page has a four-step guide with the exact description line and both wallet addresses to copy.

There is no approval step and no queue. A coin that meets the rules registers on its own; one that doesn't is told exactly why.

Don't want coins made from your posts? Log in with X on the Claim page and press “Block new coins”. From then on nobody can launch or list one here. Anything already earned stays yours.

We can't delete a coin someone already launched. It lives on pump.fun. On request we take it off this site, which also stops it being claimed here. See For creators.

“That isn't a pump.fun coin.”

The address is wrong, or the coin was made somewhere else.

“This coin hasn't directed its fees anywhere yet.”

Fee sharing hasn't been set up on pump.fun.

“Fees aren't split 80/20…”

The wallets or percentages don't match. pump.fun locks the split once set, so that coin can't be fixed.

“The fee split can still be edited.”

The split was started and not confirmed. Finish it so it locks.

“The description doesn't name a post.”

The line is missing or changed. A description can't be edited after launch.

“Couldn't read that post on X.”

It was deleted, made private or age-restricted. Try again in a minute in case X was just slow.

Be clear-eyed about this. The fee split is enforced by pump.fun on chain. Holding the creators' share and paying it out is done by Banger, and that part is trust.

On chain, can't be changed

Where a coin's fees go: 80% to the vault, 20% to the platform wallet

Public, checkable by anyone

Every claim, every payout, the vault's balance

Trusted to Banger

Keeping the vault's key safe, and paying creators from it

Trusted to X

Telling us truthfully who wrote a post and who is logging in

Trading a coin is speculation. Coins are volatile and most go to zero. A coin made from someone's post is not endorsed by that person unless they say so. Banger is not affiliated with, endorsed by, or a partner of X or pump.fun. The disclosures set this out in full.

Creator

The person who wrote the post a coin was made from. Not the person who launched the coin.

Launcher

Whoever pasted the post and paid to create the coin. They earn nothing from its fees.

Creator fees

The fees pump.fun pays out in respect of trading in a coin. Here they are locked away from the launcher.

Fee sharing

pump.fun's way of splitting a coin's creator fees across wallets. It can be set once, then it is locked.

Vault

The wallet that holds creators' 80% until they collect it. Banger can pay out of it to a creator; it has no other exit.

Claim

An on-chain transaction that moves a coin's accrued fees from pump.fun into the vault and the platform wallet.

Payout

A transfer from the vault to a creator's own wallet.

X account number

The permanent number X gives every account. Handles can change hands; the number can't. Money is tracked under the number.