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Launch a coin that funds open source.

At least half of its creator fees go to a GitHub repo you choose. Developers are paid when their code is merged: privately, in shielded Zcash, with a public receipt.

Launch a coinHow it works

Coins launched now start funding their repo straight away. Bounty payouts start when the Zcash mainnet treasury goes live, after Zcash's NU7 network upgrade.

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Scroll to follow the money

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    It starts with a coin.

    A launchpad coin names an open-source repo, and at least half of every creator fee is set aside for it. Developers fix the repo's labelled issues and, before the merge, post a commitment: a hash of the wallet they want to be paid to.

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    A maintainer merges. That's the trigger.

    Nothing is paid until a maintainer merges the pull request. What gets merged is the maintainers' call.

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    A sealed enclave checks the rules.

    Locked-down hardware holds the treasury key. It confirms the merge, the label, the opt-in file, that the commitment was posted before the merge, and the caps.

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    A public receipt.

    It signs a receipt with the pull request, the commitment, the amount and the transaction.

    Verify a payout

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    Paid to a private wallet.

    The money goes to the committed wallet with the outgoing copy discarded. Anyone can see that it was paid, for which pull request, and how much. No one can see which wallet a payout went to. Not even us.

    Check the treasury

Your work is public. Your wallet isn't.

That's where a launchpad coin's money goes. Launch one, and point it at code you care about.

Launch a coinHow it works

Launch in a minute. The split is permanent.

  1. 1Name a repoAny public GitHub project you want to fund, by its address.
  2. 2Launch from your walletThe coin goes live on pump.fun from your own Phantom, Solflare or Backpack. Tamga never holds your keys.
  3. 3Choose your share, then it locksKeep up to 30% of creator fees, or give it to the repo. pump.fun locks the split when the coin is created: nobody can change it afterwards, not you, not us.
Launch a coin

Every creator fee, split three ways

You choose your own share, up to 30%. Open source always gets at least half, the team a fixed 20%, written into the coin itself.

  • YouYour choice: keep it, or give some or all of it to the repo
  • Open sourceThe launchpad treasury, set aside for the coin's repo
  • Tamga teamBuilds and runs Tamga

Each coin’s page reads its split straight from the chain, so you never have to take our word for it.

Follow the money.

From a trade on Solana to a private payout on Zcash. Every step is on a public chain or a signed receipt.

  1. SolanaA tradeEvery trade of the coin on pump.fun pays a creator fee.
  2. SolanaThe repo's treasuryAt least half of it lands in a public Solana vault, logged against the repo.
  3. ZcashInto ZcashThe vault's SOL is swapped to ZEC and shielded in the enclave's wallet.
  4. ZcashA merged pull requestA maintainer merges a bounty pull request. The enclave checks every rule.
  5. PublicA public receiptThe developer is paid to a private wallet, and anyone can check the receipt.

Don’t trust us. Check.

Every payout carries a receipt signed inside the enclave, which you can check in your browser. The treasury publishes its viewing key, so anyone can recount it.

Came in
1.25TAZ
Paid for merged code
0.04TAZ
Left to pay
1.2096TAZ
All receiptsThe treasury

Paid for merged code, on the Zcash test network

0.04TAZ

Pull request
tamgahq/sandbox #3
Merged
14 Oct, 14:51 UTC
Paid
57 min after the merge
Transaction
9239c98a…6f9d0e
Signed receipt
ac8ca873…b65abf
Paid to
Private, never published

Pick your way in.

The Tamga token funds open source too.

It trades on Solana. 80% of its creator fees go to the Tamga treasury, a fund kept apart from the launchpad’s, and 20% to the team. No launcher share.

  • 80% Tamga treasury
  • 20% Tamga team
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Starter fund
Pays the opening bounties on a few hand-picked open-source repos, so real payouts happen before launchpad fees build up.
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Matching fund
Tops up the budgets of repos that launchpad coins fund, so a community's coin goes further.

Contract address on Solana

Published here, and only here, the moment the token exists. Any address you see before then isn't ours.

Where its fees go

The Tamga treasury, a public Squads vault on Solana.

J2yuLeJq…Pv5wmQSolscan

Holding the token gives no claim on either treasury or its payouts, and nothing here says what the token is worth.

What runs today.

Full status
  • Launching coinsLiveFrom your own wallet on pump.fun, the split locked on-chain.
  • A page for every coinLiveIts repo, its split read from the chain, and what it has paid in.
  • Money by repoLiveEvery deposit into the launchpad treasury, in SOL, set aside for the repo it was paid for.
  • Shielded payouts, proven on the Zcash test networkMerged, paid to a private wallet, receipted: the whole machine, end to end, in test coins.

Next

  • Bounty payouts on Zcash mainnetBounty payouts start when the Zcash mainnet treasury goes live, after Zcash's NU7 network upgrade. Money paid in before then is earmarked to the repo it was deposited for.

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  • Private payouts
  • SolanaCoins and fees, via pump.fun
  • Intel TDX on PhalaThe sealed enclave
  • GitHubMerges trigger payouts