A coin for every subreddit.
Fees go to whoever runs it.
Pick any subreddit and launch a coin for it. Every coin's creator fees are locked on chain to that subreddit, and only its top moderator can claim them, after proving it with a post on Reddit.
Launch a coin for any subreddit.
Start with a popular one, or type any subreddit above. If it exists on Reddit, it works.
Every subreddit's fees, in the open.
Each subreddit has one public wallet address that every one of its coins is locked to. The balance shown is read from the chain just now: fees waiting in the coins' pump.fun vaults plus anything in the wallet itself.
| Subreddit | Coins | Status | Balance | Wallet |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| r/wallstreet | 1 | Unclaimed | 0.0213 SOL | 5JDeL...Nni2q |
People launched coins for your subreddit?
Their fees are waiting for you. Open your subreddit's page and claim them in four steps. It costs you nothing.
Find your subreddit
Open r/yoursub on SubPad to see its wallet and balance.
Sign for your wallet
Give your Reddit username, connect a wallet and sign a free message.
Pin the code
Post the one-time code in your subreddit from your account and sticky it. Only mods can.
Get paid
Once verified, every coin's shares are rewritten to your wallet on chain and what had built up is sent to you.
FAQ
Can a subreddit have more than one coin?
Yes. Anyone can launch as many coins as they like for any subreddit. They all appear on that subreddit's page and all of their creator fees belong to the same owner.
Can I launch a coin for a subreddit that does not exist?
No. SubPad asks Reddit at launch time, and refuses subreddits that do not exist, are private or banned. Every vault in the database belongs to a real subreddit.
Do I need to own the subreddit to launch a coin for it?
No. Anyone can launch. The fees still go to the subreddit's owner, never to the person who launched the coin.
Who is the owner?
The top moderator on Reddit's moderator list for that subreddit (Reddit's AutoModerator bot is skipped). That is checked live against Reddit at the moment of the claim, using the claimant's own Reddit login.
How does an owner claim?
Enter your Reddit username, connect a wallet and sign a free message. You get a one-time code: post it in your subreddit from that account and pin the post (only moderators can). SubPad then verifies your claim against Reddit's moderator list. Once verified, every coin's fee shares are rewritten on chain to your wallet and what had built up is sent to you.
Where are the fees before a claim?
In pump.fun's own creator vault for each coin, assigned to the subreddit's wallet address shown on its page. You can read the balance and the fee config on chain.
What happens after a claim?
Every existing coin's shares are rewritten to the owner's wallet and the admin is revoked, so nobody, including SubPad, can change them again. Future coins launch with the owner already set. pump.fun pays the owner directly; SubPad only pays the small network fee to trigger the payout.
What does SubPad take?
Nothing. No cut at launch, no cut at claim, no cut on fees. The launcher pays Solana rent and network fees (about 0.03 SOL per coin, mostly refundable account rent held by pump.fun programs).
What if the top moderator changes later?
The claim is final for the wallet that signed it. The on-chain shares cannot be edited after the admin is revoked. A new top mod cannot take over a claimed subreddit.
Is SubPad part of Reddit?
No. It is independent. Reddit login is used only to prove who you are and to read the moderator list.