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What does $MATTERS / $PAD do?

CSHpad is the $MATTERS launchpad. It helps you create Pump.fun coins, explore and trade coins launched here, manage your own launches, and post paid callouts. Choose a feature below to see how it works and what it costs. A launch or trade can lose money; earning is never guaranteed.

Launch a coin: Choose a standard address ending in csh or search for custom opening letters. Add coin details, review the cost, and approve the launch in your wallet.

Explore: Find CSHpad launches, see their market cap, high and age when data is available, and review a buy or sell.

Callouts: Post a call when you buy here. Close it by selling here; a profitable result can earn a funded reward.

Your coins: Manage launches from your connected creator wallet, including optional dev purchases, locks, creator-fee reinvestment, side wallets and Pay DEX.

Tools: Share your referral link and prepare airdrops to referrals or a wallet list.

Charities: Browse eligible charities and select one in the launch form to route creator fees before creating a coin.

J7 import: Copy a generated coin from J7 into the launch form, then check its name, ticker, image and links before review.

What does the 2.5% fee cover?

For launches, $PAD takes 2.5% of the quoted account-creation cost, excluding the network transaction fee. An optional initial buy has its own 2.5% trade fee. For buys, the base is your quoted SOL purchase budget; for sells, it is the quoted SOL proceeds (minimum proceeds for side-wallet sells). The SOL fee is fixed in the transaction you review; market movement can change the final effective percentage.

Pump.fun protocol and creator fees, network fees and account deposits are separate. Funding side wallets, returning SOL or tokens, reward claims, locks and airdrops have no additional $PAD platform fee. Their network or third-party costs still apply. Trades outside CSHpad do not pay this fee.

100% of collected $PAD platform fees go to the dedicated reward-pool wallet. A 0.005 SOL operating reserve is excluded from rewards. The pool is operated by CSHpad; it is not a trustless smart-contract vault.

How do paid callouts work?

1. In Explore, select Buy / sell, enter a SOL amount and enable “Post this buy as a paid callout.” Write your call before buying.
2. Approve the entry trade. Your public call appears only after the transaction finalizes. The post includes your wallet, coin, entry cost and receipt.
3. In Callouts → Your calls, choose “Close call & sell.” This sells the entire recorded token amount with a fresh wallet approval.
4. After the exit finalizes, we calculate the SOL spent at entry and SOL returned at exit from on-chain wallet balance changes. Platform, protocol and network costs, plus entry account deposits, therefore reduce the measured profit.
5. A positive result can earn an extra 10% of net SOL profit. This comes from the reward pool; it is not taken from your winnings. There is no fixed SOL cap. The reward is the smallest of: 10% of your net profit, 10% of the pool’s available balance after subtracting the 0.005 SOL reserve and all unpaid rewards. The amount reserved at exit is final: there is no promise of a later top-up. Losses and break-even exits earn zero.
6. Use Claim reward to approve a transfer to the same wallet. The claimant pays the network fee. Each reward can be paid once; the pool never promises more than it can reserve.

Example: you spend 0.1 SOL in total and receive 0.15 SOL after selling and paying costs. Your net profit is 0.05 SOL, so the target reward is 0.005 SOL. You keep the 0.15 SOL from selling plus any funded reward. If the pool has 0.02 SOL available after its reserve and unpaid rewards, its 10% limit is 0.002 SOL. Your reward is 0.002 SOL, the smaller of those two amounts.

There is no fixed daily pool-wide reward cap. Rewards are calculated and reserved when the confirmed exit is processed, so available pool funds can change between entry and exit. Rewards depend on your verified outcome, not post likes, screenshots, follower count or referral clicks.

One open paid call at a time and at most one new paid call per wallet every 24 hours; creators cannot open paid calls on their own coin. These checks limit simple abuse but do not prove that different wallets belong to different humans. We do not advertise bot-proof verification. Buying with multiple wallets or trading outside CSHpad does not create extra verified exits.

Initial support is for SOL-paired Pump.fun bonding-curve coins. Close eligible calls before graduation. Trades outside CSHpad and post-graduation exits are not scored by this version. If you cannot close here, you can abandon the call without selling: it remains visible, earns no reward and releases your open-call slot. Tokens remain in your wallet; transferring or selling them elsewhere can prevent closing the recorded full position here. Calls are promotional opinions, not guarantees or investment advice.

Why $PAD?

$PAD is built for people who want to launch ideas, trade coins and earn from successful calls. Creators and traders have opportunities to earn, but making money is not guaranteed. Prices can fall and you can lose your entire trading budget.

What does CSHpad do?

CSHpad creates a real Pump.fun coin. Leave the custom beginning blank and the CA ends in csh. Choose custom letters and the CA starts with those letters instead; a custom-prefix address does not also need to end in csh. Existing coins keep their original addresses.

Each custom prefix can be claimed once on CSHpad, ignoring capitalization. Leaving the beginning blank does not claim a prefix, and many coins can share the csh ending. This exclusivity applies here; other sites can create similar addresses. Always check the complete CA.

Why do longer names take longer?

Your device searches for a matching address. Every extra letter makes a match much harder to find. With no custom beginning, finding csh at the end takes roughly 195,112 attempts on average. If you choose a custom beginning, csh is no longer required at the end; only the opening letters are searched. Short custom prefixes are much faster, while long prefixes can still take days, years, or more: there is no guaranteed finish time.

Capitalization changes the search. Some characters aren’t allowed in Solana addresses; the field tells you which ones. Keep the page open while searching. Changing the letters stops the old search.

How do I launch?

1. Choose your opening letters and click Find my address.
2. Add a coin name, ticker, description, image and optional social links.
3. Choose SOL or a supported custom pair.
4. Connect your wallet and sign the prefix reservation message.
5. Review the creation transaction and estimated SOL cost.
6. Approve in your wallet. Wait for Your coin is launched, then open it on Pump.fun.

A found address is not a launched coin. The wallet-approved transaction creates it on Solana.

What am I approving in my wallet?

Connect: lets the site see the wallet address you select. Connecting alone does not approve a payment.

Sign message: proves ownership for reservations and referrals; it does not send funds.

Approve transaction: authorizes the on-chain action shown by your wallet. Read it before approving. CSHpad never asks for your personal wallet’s recovery phrase or private key.

Use Chrome or another browser with a compatible Solana wallet extension. An in-app browser may not have a wallet available.

Can I change my prefix or coin details?

Before launch, use Change prefix beneath the field. Your coin details stay, but a different prefix needs a new address. A previously reviewed prefix stays protected so its old metadata cannot be reassigned.

You can edit the name, ticker, image, socials and pair before launch; changes need a fresh transaction review. After launch, this tool cannot rename the coin, replace its address, edit its socials or switch its pair.

CSH and CSHPAD are protected names and require an access code.

Holder rewards

When creating a coin, you can choose to send creator fees to holder rewards. Pump.fun distributes eligible rewards in the asset paired with your coin: for example, SPYx for an SPYx pair or SOL for a SOL pair. This setting is permanent. The creator cannot claim or reinvest those fees. You cannot combine it with charity routing or an initial dev buy here.

Pump.fun determines eligibility and distribution timing. Payments can be delayed and account or network costs can reduce the amounts distributed. CSHpad does not currently convert fees into a basket of different reward assets.

What is a stock pair?

The paired asset is what your coin trades against. SOL is the default. Custom pairs include tokenized stocks such as TSLAx and NVDAx, plus other supported assets. You can also paste an eligible Pump.fun coin or asset address; CSHpad checks eligibility when you review. Each launch has one trading pair.

A stock-paired meme coin is not a share of that company and does not automatically track its stock price. Trading fees and creator fees accrue in the paired asset. Check the issuer’s terms and eligibility before selecting it.

CSHpad’s dev-buy and fee-reinvestment tools currently support SOL pairs. For other pairs, use Pump.fun to trade and manage fees.

Why does Pump.fun say creation is free?

Pump.fun’s help guide describes free off-chain creation that becomes on-chain when someone makes the first buy. CSH deploys your coin directly on-chain immediately. A developer purchase is optional. Your wallet funds the Solana accounts. Charity routing creates extra accounts, which increases that cost.

What are creator fees and reinvestment?

Your coin can earn creator fees as people trade. In Your coins, select your coin. Use my creator fees to buy this coin prepares a fee claim, then a purchase of the same coin into your connected developer wallet.

You approve both steps. This is not unattended trading. Each action buys with up to 1 SOL of claimed fees, leaves a small SOL buffer for costs, and uses a 1% slippage limit. It currently supports SOL-paired coins before graduation.

Your coins and Tools

Connect the wallet that launched your coin, then open Your coins. Choose a project to buy dev supply, lock tokens, reinvest eligible creator fees or open Pay DEX. Choose charity routing in the launch form before creation. Tools contains referrals and airdrops.

Market cap and ATH

Explore ranks coins by market cap from DEX Screener and GeckoTerminal. When no reported cap is available, an “Est.” value uses market price multiplied by on-chain token supply. “Last known” means a saved value could not be refreshed. ATH updates automatically from GeckoTerminal historical candle highs multiplied by on-chain token supply, retaining higher verified readings. Provider prices can differ from Pump.fun. When full history is not available yet, a number marked ≥ is the highest market cap observed so far; the real all-time high may be higher. If no market price is available, the value is unavailable. Age shows time since launch confirmation. Refresh to load the latest cached values.

Optional side-wallet buys

Choose 5–20 creator-controlled wallets, separate from your dev buy. Set a total purchase budget, choose equal or randomized wallet amounts, and save your password-protected backup. Account costs are shown separately. For new setups, save the encrypted backup and password, then send SOL to the unique funding-wallet address shown for that coin. After launch, use Fund wallets to distribute SOL, then click Start. Add enough for transaction fees. Any leftover funding-wallet SOL can be returned to your developer wallet. Older backups keep their existing funding method. Choose 5 seconds, 15 seconds, 30 seconds, 1 minute, 5 minutes, 15 minutes or 30 minutes between buys. Buys run one at a time while this page stays open. Each wallet buys once. Funding includes account deposits and fees, so tiny purchases still have setup costs.

Your coins contains the balances, receipts, pause/resume controls, individual 25%, 50% or 100% sells, and buttons to return tokens or SOL to your developer wallet. Sells on CSH support the SOL bonding curve; after graduation, return tokens and trade on Pump.fun. Return SOL last. Wallet balances and controls appear in Your coins. Sell all requests a separate sale from each wallet; it is not a guaranteed same-block sale. Keep the recovery file and password: CSH does not hold your keys.

Charity creator fees

In Create a coin, set Creator fees to A charity, select a recipient, and review the terms before launching. The single launch transaction creates the coin and permanently routes 100% of creator fees through Pump.fun’s donation system. If any part fails, the entire launch fails. Charity launches currently require SOL pairs. This does not change the trading pair. Donate.gg processes donations; provider fees apply. CSH checks reported charity routing and disables creator-fee reinvestment for charity coins. Review the exact donation-provider fee and additional account deposits before signing.

What does Pay DEX do?

It opens DEX Screener’s official Enhanced Token Info checkout. Copy your selected coin’s address into its order form. The provider shows the price and handles payment; CSH does not collect this payment or mark an order as paid just because you opened the link.

Do I need developer supply?

No. Developer supply is optional. For a standard SOL launch you can include a developer buy in the creation transaction, or buy later from Your coins. The review shows the purchase and fees before approval.

CSHpad does not block outside bots or block-0 bundles. No launch interface can promise a buyer or a profitable coin.

How do supply locks work?

Lock tokens you already own until a date you choose. The lock is created on-chain through Streamflow and cannot be canceled early by you or the recipient.

Check the token amount and unlock date carefully. Streamflow fees and account deposits apply. After unlocking, use Streamflow to withdraw your tokens.

Referrals and airdrops

Share your referral link from Tools. A referred wallet counts after its owner signs in. Each wallet has one referrer; self-referrals do not count.

You can distribute SOL or tokens to your verified referrals or a pasted wallet list. Review the recipients and amount per wallet. Large lists are split into batches, each requiring your approval. You pay the transfers and any new token-account deposits. Referrals do not promise a payment.

It launched, but the page hasn’t caught up

If you have a transaction receipt, use Check confirmation and check the transaction on Solscan. Don’t submit another launch just because the page is slow. A successful launch should show a confirmation banner and a link to your live coin.

If you see a temporary service error, check the receipt before retrying anything that may already have been submitted. A rejected or failed transaction is different from a pending one.

Where are my drafts stored?

Your unfinished coin draft and generated mint key stay in this browser. Use the same browser and profile to finish launching; clearing its site data can lose an unfinished draft.

The generated mint key is not your personal wallet key. Keep your own wallet backup private. Disconnect the site in your wallet when you’re finished if you prefer.