Build the coin
Add the name, ticker, description, image, and optional 0–10 SOL dev buy.
RevPad documentation
Launch clearly.
Sign safely.
RevPad is a non-custodial SOL launch console for Pump.fun. It uploads public metadata, builds the official Token-2022 create_v2 transaction, and leaves the final signature with the connected Solana wallet. The console also restores a visible Revolut Revtag payout route for future authenticated settlement.
01 / Overview
A direct path from coin idea to mainnet.
RevPad connects an injected Solana wallet, uploads the selected image and public metadata through a same-origin Worker, builds Pump.fun’s v2 Token-2022 instructions, and asks the wallet to sign the transaction. The connected wallet is both creator and user. Step 02 also includes the Revolut Revtag route so a payout destination can be prepared without changing the on-chain signer.
Mainnet warning. This release submits live SOL transactions. A confirmed launch is irreversible. RevPad never receives a private key, seed phrase, mint secret, or wallet payload in the Worker.
02 / Launch flow
Three checks before the wallet signs.
Choose the payout route
Use the connected wallet for a live launch, or prepare a Revolut Revtag for the future authenticated payout adapter.
Review and sign
Confirm the SOL amount and wallet address. The wallet signs and the app waits for mainnet confirmation.
03 / Coin setup
Make the launch metadata unambiguous.
These fields form the public launch payload. Keep names readable, use a short ticker, and make the description specific enough that people understand what the coin represents.
| Field | What to enter |
|---|---|
| Name and ticker | A recognizable coin name and a short uppercase ticker such as ORBIT. |
| Token image | A PNG, JPG, WEBP, or GIF up to 5 MB. The image is used as the public coin artwork. |
| Description | One clear sentence about the coin. It is uploaded as public Pump.fun metadata. |
| Revolut payout note | Displayed locally only as a setup reminder. It is not sent to Pump.fun or included in the on-chain payload. |
| Payout route | Connected wallet is live. The Revtag option is visible in Step 02 for setup, but it cannot submit a live launch until Revolut settlement is connected. |
| Dev buy | Optional exact SOL amount from 0 to 10. Zero uses create-only; a nonzero amount uses atomic create-and-buy. |
| Pool pairing | SOL is live in this release. USDC is intentionally disabled and marked coming soon. |
04 / Fee routing
Show the Revolut route without changing the signer.
The connected wallet remains creator and user. This keeps Pump.fun creator rewards assigned to the wallet that approved the launch while the Revtag route is prepared separately for future settlement.
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Connected wallet
The injected wallet pays for the transaction, signs the mint, and remains the creator and fee recipient.
- Compatible with injected wallets such as Phantom and Backpack.
- No private key or seed phrase enters RevPad.
- Rewards stay on chain; no payout conversion occurs.
Setup visible · not active
Revolut Revtag route
The Revtag option is back in Step 02, but Revolut settlement still needs its own authenticated integration.
- It is not written into Pump.fun’s create transaction.
- Live submission is blocked while this route is selected.
- Authentication, payout settlement, compliance, and webhook handling are still required.
Connected walletCreator signer prepares and authorizes the launch.
Pump.funCoin launch and eligible creator fee activity.
Revolut RevtagPlanned settlement destination after authenticated payout integration.
05 / Review & signing
Review launch is the checkpoint.
The action lives in Step 03 / Live preview. It validates required fields, uploads public metadata, prepares the v2 instructions, and keeps the final wallet action separate from metadata entry. A live launch requires the connected-wallet route; a selected Revtag currently remains setup-only.
Before review
Have these ready
- Injected Solana wallet
- Coin name, ticker, and token image
- Enough SOL for rent, fees, and any dev buy
- Optional exact dev buy from 0–10 SOL
- Optional Revtag for payout setup; the live launch still uses the wallet route
Security boundary
What RevPad never needs
- No seed phrase
- No private key
- No custodial wallet balance
- No blind signing without a review step
06 / Launch states
Know what each state means.
Uploading metadata
The Worker is forwarding only the image and public metadata to Pump.fun’s IPFS endpoint. Wallet data is not part of the request.
Awaiting wallet
The mint keypair has been generated in memory and partially signed locally. The connected wallet must approve the transaction.
Submitting or confirming
The signed bytes are sent through the configured Solana RPC and the app waits for the blockhash-aware confirmation result.
Succeeded or failed
Success is shown only after confirmed mainnet status and includes mint, signature, Pump.fun, explorer, and metadata links. A rejection, expired blockhash, or RPC failure is shown as failed.
07 / Troubleshooting
Common launch blockers.
“Select a token image before reviewing.”
Choose a supported image file through the Token image field. The current limit is 5 MB.
USDC or Revtag is not active.
This release supports SOL pairing and live connected-wallet launches. The Revtag option is visible again for setup, but authenticated Revolut payout settlement and alternate destinations are still future functionality.
The wallet rejects the request.
Review the transaction in the wallet and make sure the account has enough SOL. RevPad cannot approve or retry a rejected signature on your behalf.
The transaction is not confirmed.
The result is not success until Solana confirms it. Retry only after checking the explorer and wallet history; an expired blockhash or RPC failure can be safely retried before a signature is submitted.
08 / Glossary
Words used in the console.
- Creator fee
- Revenue associated with eligible activity around a token’s trading and fee configuration.
- Revtag
- A Revolut payout identifier shown in Step 02. It is UI-only until authenticated Revolut settlement is implemented and is not part of the live Pump.fun launch transaction.
- Dev buy
- An optional creator purchase amount, entered in SOL, prepared as part of the coin creation flow.
- Pool pairing
- The quote asset selected for the token’s bonding curve. SOL is live; USDC is coming soon.
- Adapter
- A small boundary around wallet access, metadata upload, or Pump.fun transaction construction.
- Non-custodial
- A design where the connected wallet remains responsible for signing and RevPad does not request private keys.