Status
What runs today, and what doesn't. Coins launch on Solana; payouts run on the Zcash test network.
Integrity alerts
Conditions the indexer found when it checked the signed log, the treasury and the chain against each other.
There are no integrity alerts.
How the launchpad runs on Solana
- Coins launch on pump.fun from the launcher’s own wallet. The site builds the transactions; it never holds a key.
- Every coin’s creator fees split up to 30% to the launcher (their choice), at least 50% to the open-source treasury and 20% to the Tamga team, locked on-chain at creation. A coin is listed only after the site reads its split back locked.
- The open-source share lands in a public Squads vault, and a ledger records each deposit against the coin’s repo.
How it runs on Zcash
- Every payout is a shielded Zcash transaction to a Unified Address with an Orchard receiver. The pull request and the amount are public; the wallet isn’t.
- The treasury publishes its viewing key, so anyone can recount what came in and what went out.
- Each payout has a signed receipt you can check in your browser.
- This site uses the Zcash test network. Amounts are in TAZ, test coins with no value.
Going live on mainnet
- Payouts on Zcash mainnet start with NU7, Zcash’s next network upgrade, once it has activated.
- NU7 has run on the Zcash test network since 4 October 2026. Zcash’s developers decide the mainnet activation height around 20 October; their target is 5 November 2026, and that date isn’t confirmed.
- We’ll post our mainnet date here once NU7 has activated.
Running (13)
- Pays only for merged pull requests
Pays only when a maintainer merges a pull request on a labelled issue in an approved, opted-in repo.
- Payout wallets private
Payouts are shielded. Anyone can see that a payout happened, for which pull request, and how much; no one can see which wallet it went to.
- Payout receipts
Every payout has a receipt: repo, pull request, commitment, attestation, amount and transaction.
- Verify a payout in your browser
Check an attestation's signature, code hash and timing yourself.
- Treasury totals
Total in, total out and balance, each checkable with the published viewing key.
- Published viewing key
The treasury's full viewing key is public, so anyone can recount the totals.
- Attestation viewer
See the enclave's code hash, provider report and how to check them.
- Repo opt-in file
Maintainers opt in with a file in their repo. No file, no bounties.
- Commitment generator
Make your pom-commit line in your browser. Your address never leaves your device.
- Claim from the enclave
Reveal your address and salt to the enclave only, encrypted to its attested key.
- Launch a coin that funds a repo
Launch a pump.fun coin from your own wallet that names a GitHub repo, with its creator fees split permanently between you, the open-source treasury and the Tamga team.
- A page for every coin
Each coin gets a public page: its repo, its fee split read from the chain, and what it has sent to the treasury.
- Treasury inflows, by repo
Every deposit into the launchpad treasury, attributed to the coin that paid it and the repo it is set aside for.
Not running (25)
- Sealed enclave payer
- Live proof ticker
- Try the whole loop
- Open bounties
- Opted-in repos
- Approved, old-enough repos only
- Funded or waiting
- Reviewer's share
- 72-hour wait and similarity flags
- Anchored submissions
- Reproducible enclave image
- Fee claims, indexed
- Fees bridged into the treasury
- Pause without power to move funds
- Announced, delayed upgrades
- Token terms
- Contract address
- Watch it work
- Scan the treasury in your browser
- Published payer core
- An open standard
- Plug-in attested payer
- The commons