One click. Two launches.
Your coin goes live on pump.fun and its card is issued in the same second: your art, your $TICKER, your pick of six designs.
Every coin launched on CardPad ships with its own card: your art, your $TICKER. Its creator fees land on it, every swipe buys the coin back. Wallet only, no KYC.
Your coin goes live on pump.fun and its card is issued in the same second: your art, your $TICKER, your pick of six designs.
pump.fun pays a creator fee on every trade. CardPad routes it straight to the card and settles it in USDC. Nothing to claim. The balance just climbs.
Pay online or tap your phone. Only the fee balance is spendable, so your own supply never touches the chart.
1–5% of every payment market-buys $TICKER, depending on the card's tier. Burn it or keep it as cashback. Spending pumps the coin that pays the card.
Paper at launch, Silver at $20K, Gold at $45K, Holo when the coin graduates. Higher tiers mean bigger buybacks and limits. Tiers never go down.
Type a ticker and drop an image. Every card in the hand redraws with your coin.
Example cards. Well-known tickers are shown for illustration only; CardPad is not affiliated with these coins.
Four finishes, four buyback rates, four limits. Reach a milestone once and the tier is yours for good.
You decide where every creator fee goes. Your own supply never gets spent. Lock it and the card works harder.
Send all of it to the card, or split it: a direct buyback, a co-creator's card, or both. Up to three cards on one coin.
Lock your dev buy for 30, 90 or 180 days. Your card's buyback rate gets multiplied, and a lock badge shows on the card and on the coin page.
The card doesn't have to be yours. Point it at any wallet or any X handle. Fees wait for them.
Paste any address. The card lands there, fees start flowing at the first trade.
Paste an erd1… address. The card works the same, payouts settle to xMoney.
They don't need to know yet. Fees pile up in escrow until they claim.
$WIF · for @yourfriend
Five steps, one signature. The receipt on the right is exactly what you sign.
The card goes to the wallet you launch with.
Every card starts as Paper. The other finishes unlock with market cap.
You sign this receipt with Phantom. Signing is free and moves no funds.
Open your claim link, or paste it here. Connect the wallet it was sent to (or any wallet, if it was sent to your X handle), and it's yours with every fee it collected.
Your card shows up here.
Every CardPad coin and its card, the moment it launches. Your signed launches show up here too.
| COIN & CARD | CARD HOLDER | TIER | FEE SPLIT |
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0.5% of every card payment on CardPad market-buys $CARDPAD. More cards, more swipes, more buys.
No, on purpose. Only fees routed to the card are spendable. Your own supply stays in your wallet, so the card never dumps your chart. Want the card to work harder? Lock your bag instead.
No. Launching, claiming and spending are all signed with your wallet. No ID, no selfie, no forms.
From the coin's creator fees. pump.fun pays a creator fee on every trade; CardPad routes your share to the card and settles it in USDC.
The card balance. Spend $100 on a Silver card and $2 more leaves the balance to market-buy $TICKER. Burn it or send it to the card holder as cashback: you choose at launch.
Nothing. Tiers only go up. Hit $45K once and the card stays Gold.
Yes. Send the card to their X handle. Fees collect in escrow until they claim with a wallet and a one-line post from that account.
A second or third card on the same coin with its own share of the fees. Good for teams, collabs and friends.
Lock your dev buy for 30, 90 or 180 days and the card's swipe buyback rate is multiplied ×1.25, ×1.5 or ×2. The lock shows on the card and the coin page.
You launch with Phantom. Cards can be sent to any Solana wallet, any xMoney (erd1…) wallet, or an X handle.
0.5% of every card payment, which market-buys $CARDPAD. That's it.
$CARDPAD CA: E4rpZNJxiAuTUhad4PonDruT7JzK9VzGbo7dLng1h5F7
© 2026 CardPad. A Solana launchpad built on pump.fun. Memecoins are volatile and can go to zero. Card availability, limits and supported regions depend on the card issuing partner. Nothing here is financial advice.