Launching a currency community
A creator enters the coin name, ticker, description, artwork, and selects a reward currency. Currency Pad checks the selected route before it asks the wallet to approve a transaction.
- Create the identity.Add the coin information and square artwork that will appear on Pump.
- Select the currency.The selected country determines the currency token used by the reward path.
- Check availability.The interface reads the current mint and route status. A custom launch remains disabled when its required conversion or payout route is unavailable.
- Approve in the wallet.The connected Solana wallet signs the real launch transaction. A preview on the page is never treated as a completed launch.
- Confirm on Solana.The coin appears in the Launched section only after the backend has reconciled the submitted transaction.
Your wallet stays in control. Currency Pad prepares the launch, but the wallet must approve the transaction and its network costs.
USD and custom currencies follow different paths
The page shows both paths, but they do not use the same payout system.
USD / USDC
The live USD option creates a USDC paired Pump coin with Pump's holder reward setting enabled. Pump controls the holder reward vault, distribution rules, and payout timing for that path.
Custom currency rewards
A supported custom currency launch directs creator fees to a treasury dedicated to that project. The Currency Pad worker can claim eligible fees, convert SOL into the selected currency token, create a finalized holder snapshot, calculate allocations, and submit the holder transfers.
What happens after trading begins
Fees accrue
Trades on the launched coin create Pump creator fees according to Pump's current program behavior.
Fees are claimed
The worker claims eligible creator fees into the project's dedicated treasury and records the claim signature.
SOL is converted
The worker requests a live executable swap into the selected issuer token. It proceeds when liquidity, price impact, and available value permit execution.
Holders are measured
A finalized Solana slot is used to construct the eligible holder snapshot and proportional allocation.
Rewards are sent
The currency token is transferred to eligible holder wallets. Each successful transfer is stored with its Solana signature.
How a payout is allocated
The payout worker uses a finalized holder snapshot for the launched coin. Eligible balances are compared with the total eligible supply, and the distributable currency amount is divided proportionally. Network costs, token account requirements, minimum transfer thresholds, and excluded program or treasury accounts can affect the final set of recipients.
The exact amount depends on confirmed fees, the executed swap output, eligible balances at the snapshot slot, and successful token transfers.
Why some currencies show pending
A currency token can exist on Solana while its complete reward route remains unavailable. Currency Pad checks more than the token symbol.
- Issuer and mint identity can be verified.
- The token can be transferred with the worker's transaction format.
- A live SOL to currency route can be executed at the current amount.
- Liquidity and price impact stay within the worker's limits.
- The payout worker and treasury path are active.
These checks are live conditions. A route can become available or unavailable as liquidity and infrastructure change.
Follow every confirmed step
The Rewards section exposes the recorded claim, swap, snapshot slot, recipient wallet, amount, and holder transfer signature. The Launched section lets visitors expand the confirmed payout list directly from the coin card.
Shows the creator fee claim associated with the reward cycle.
Shows the SOL conversion into the selected currency token.
Identifies the finalized Solana state used for holder balances.
Shows the currency token transfer sent to each holder wallet.
What the labels mean
- Launch
- The required route is available now and the wallet can begin the launch flow.
- Check route
- Select the currency to request its current readiness from the reward service.
- Pending
- A required mint, conversion, transfer, or worker path has not been verified.
- Payouts pending
- The coin is tracked, but no confirmed holder transfers are recorded yet.
- Confirmed payouts
- The displayed holder transfers have transaction signatures and can be opened on Solscan.
Common questions
Does selecting a flag create an official national currency?
No. The flag represents the community and selected reward token. Currency Pad does not issue sovereign money and is independent of token issuers and governments.
Are all listed currencies ready to launch?
No. The currency directory includes issuer tokens and candidates. The launch form reports current route readiness and only enables a custom launch when the required checks pass.
When do holders receive rewards?
A custom payout can run after enough eligible fees have accrued and the claim, swap, snapshot, and transfers can be completed. The amount and timing depend on real activity and network conditions.
Where can I see proof?
Open the Rewards section or expand a confirmed payout count in the Launched section. The claim, swap, wallet, and transfer links open their public Solscan records.