Launch a coin.Pay a TikToker.
Pair any pump.fun coin with a TikTok @handle. Every trade earns creator fees, and they pile up for that handle until the creator signs in with TikTok and claims.
From a trade to a creator's payout
The creator doesn't lift a finger until there's money waiting for them.
Launch and pair
Name the coin, add an image, type the TikTok @handle it pays. It goes live on pump.fun.
People trade it
Every buy and sell earns creator fees. Traders just trade. Nothing extra for them.
Fees stack up
TikPad claims the fees on-chain and credits the handle. Small claims are batched so gas never eats them.
The creator claims
They sign in with TikTok to prove the handle is theirs, pick a payout, and get paid.
Three ways a creator gets paid
TikTok doesn't let anyone send money into an account from outside, so TikPad pays through rails that exist. Each one says exactly what it is.
USDC
Sent to the creator's own wallet after sign-in. Cash-equivalent and withdrawable anywhere.
WithdrawableGift card or PayPal
For creators without a wallet. Paid through a rewards provider. Minimums and fees shown before confirming.
WithdrawableTikTok Coins
Tops up the creator's TikTok Coins through a recharge partner. Spendable in the app, but can't be cashed out.
Spend-only in TikTokWhat could a handle earn?
A rough guide. The fee rate is set by the launch platform and can change.
Before you ask
Why not send fees straight into a TikTok account?
TikTok gifts and Coins only move between users inside the app. There's no public way to send them from outside, and automating an account to do it breaks TikTok's rules. TikPad pays through rails that are allowed.
How does a creator prove the handle is theirs?
They sign in with TikTok. Only the account owner can do that, so nobody can claim fees for a handle that isn't theirs.
What if the creator never claims?
Fees wait for 7 days. After that they're recycled to the treasury, and the creator can still claim anything new from then on.
Does the creator endorse the coin?
No. Anyone can pair a coin to any handle, so a creator may be paired without knowing. Pairing isn't an endorsement. The creator can claim or ignore it.
Is TikPad part of TikTok?
No. TikPad is independent and isn't affiliated with or endorsed by TikTok or ByteDance. It only uses TikTok sign-in to check who owns a handle.
Your favorite creator deserves a coin
Launch in under a minute. They get paid every time it trades.