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How fees, conversion, verification and payouts work.
What is DOGEPAY?
DOGEPAY lets anyone launch a Pump.fun token dedicated to an X account. That account earns 80% of the token's net creator fees, paid in wrapped DOGE on Solana. The other 20% is used every hour to buy back the coin and burn it, shrinking supply. DOGEPAY is independent and not affiliated with X, Elon Musk, the Dogecoin developers or Pump.fun.
How launches work
You pick the X account, name, ticker, image and description, then review a live cost breakdown. DOGEPAY creates a one-time deposit address for your order. Once exactly 0.02 SOL arrives, the token is created on Pump.fun automatically, even if you close the page. Every order has a permanent tracking link.
Who receives creator fees?
The X account named at launch — never the person who paid for the launch. On-chain, the order's deposit wallet becomes the Pump.fun creator, so DOGEPAY can claim the fees and route them.
How the 80/20 split works
Net fees = claimed SOL minus network costs. The recipient gets 80% (rounded down to the lamport) and the remaining 20% goes to buy back and burn the coin. The split is computed by the database itself and shown on every token page.
Buyback and burn
Once an hour, each coin's 20% share is used to buy the coin on the market and the tokens are destroyed with a burn transaction. Both the buy and the burn are stored with their Solana signatures and listed on the home page, so anyone can check them on Solscan. Burning reduces total supply — it does not guarantee any price, and a coin with no fees simply has no burn that hour.
What wrapped DOGE is
Payouts use the SPL token at DoGEV7LASBkQbibMc5k5vKnTZoMg423GpJ5QtJEGfm7R. Wrapped DOGE is NOT native Dogecoin. Its value depends on its issuer, bridge and liquidity, and it may not be redeemable 1:1 for DOGE. DOGEPAY does not claim it is officially backed.
How recipients verify X ownership
Recipients sign in with X. DOGEPAY stores the account's permanent X user ID, so a username change does not move ownership.
How wallets are registered
After signing in, the recipient signs a short, time-stamped message with their Solana wallet. Signatures expire after 10 minutes and can't be reused. DOGEPAY never asks for private keys or seed phrases. Changing the wallet requires a fresh signature.
When payouts happen
A worker runs every few minutes. It claims fees, and once a verified recipient's balance passes the minimum, it swaps their share to wrapped DOGE via Jupiter and sends it. Unverified recipients' fees are held until they verify.
Fees and conversion costs
Network fees, Jupiter swap costs and slippage (capped by a configurable limit) are paid from the allocation being converted. If liquidity is too thin, the payout stays pending — no other token is ever substituted.
Failed launches and refunds
If a launch fails before a coin is created, the order page shows the reason and the SOL stays in its deposit address. The operator reviews it and either retries or refunds it on-chain, with the refund transaction shown on the order page.
Security and custody risks
Deposit and fee wallets are controlled by DOGEPAY's servers; their keys are encrypted and never sent to browsers. This is custodial: a server compromise could put funds at risk. Operators can pause launches, claims, swaps, buybacks and payouts instantly.
Smart contract and token risks
Pump.fun, Jupiter and the wrapped DOGE token are third-party programs. Bugs, changes to Pump.fun's fee model, or loss of the wrapped DOGE peg could reduce or stop payouts. Memecoins are highly speculative.
FAQ
Can I launch for myself? Yes — name your own X account. Do recipients need to sign up? Only to receive payouts; fees accrue either way. Is this native DOGE? No, it's wrapped DOGE on Solana.