How It Works

A coin on pump.fun, tied to one GoFundMe. Its creator fees are collected every minute, sold for dollars and donated to that fundraiser, with a public receipt each time. Nobody presses anything.

Launching from this site

Paste a GoFundMe link.
You confirm the fundraiser before anything is created. It cannot be changed afterwards.
Name the coin and approve once.
One transaction creates the coin on pump.fun, pays the creation fee, and locks all of the coin’s creator fees to this site’s fee wallet, permanently. A launch with a dev buy needs a second approval for the lock. The coin is listed once the lock is confirmed on-chain.
The coin’s website in pump.fun’s metadata is set to its page here, usegoodfees.com/c/<address>. Follow that link from pump.fun and you know the coin was launched here and its fees are locked.
Trading pays the fundraiser.
Fees are collected every minute. Once $10.00 is waiting, it is donated through GoFundMe’s ordinary form as “$TICKER holders”. The coin’s page shows how far along the next donation is.

Launching on pump.fun yourself

Create the coin on pump.fun and it is found within a few minutes, provided:

Set the coin’s website to the GoFundMe link.
When you create it. pump.fun does not allow it to be edited later.
Share the creator fees to this wallet.
In the coin’s creator settings, turn on fee sharing and add it as a recipient. Any share works; the coin’s page shows which share it is.
Set the fee split once. It cannot be changed after.
pump.fun lets a coin’s fee split be set a single time; saving it makes it permanent. Until it is saved the coin is not listed. After that it appears here within a few minutes, or paste its address to list it now.

If your wallet shows a warning

“This domain is new or has not been reviewed yet.” About the site’s age, not the transaction. It clears once the wallet’s review runs.

A warning about the transaction. It hands the coin’s creator fees to this site’s fee wallet for good, and wallets flag anything that gives something to another account. That is the point: after it, nobody, you or us, can point the fees anywhere else. Check the wallet it names matches the one printed above, then approve.

Nothing here grants access to your wallet: no token approvals, no spending permissions, no message signatures. Anything beyond the launch on this site is wrong. Stop and message @usegoodfees.

What runs every minute

A worker claims each coin’s fees on-chain and sells nine tenths for USDC. The tenth stays unsold in the coin’s own pair. When a coin has $10.00 waiting, a prepaid card is loaded with its dollars and GoFundMe’s own donation form is filled in, in the fundraiser’s currency. The confirmation page is captured, the receipt is written, and the tenth buys and burns $GOOD.

A fundraiser at its goal is paid the moment fees are claimed, with no minimum, because its page may close. A fundraiser GoFundMe has paused keeps accruing; it is paid on the first sweep after donations resume. When the wallet that pays network fees runs low, a sweep keeps back enough SOL to top it up and says so on the coin’s activity. Nothing is taken from a donation for that.

Where the money goes

90% to the fundraiser. 10% buys $GOOD on the open market and burns it. That is the only cut, and it is never held as cash. Both are on every receipt, with GoFundMe’s confirmation attached.

Why nothing is sent twice

Every step that moves money is written to a ledger before it runs, under a key the other side is given too.

A step that already completed is skipped.
A step that failed partway is retried under the same key, so a duplicate is refused.
Money between steps stays on the coin’s record until the next step confirms it.
The buyback runs after the donation. If it fails, the fundraiser has still been paid.