How Kickback works

Kickback launches pump.fun coins for Telegram handles and sends the creator fees to them. Same idea as UsePaid does for X, but Telegram gives us something X doesn't: a signed identity and a chat we can see.

Fee routing

Every coin is created on pump.fun with its own creator key, derived by our server from the coin's mint. So each coin has its own creator vault and fees are attributed per mint by construction. The launcher's wallet signs and pays the network rent, the creator fees belong to the handle you picked.

Every few minutes the server collects each vault into the Kickback treasury and books the amount to that coin. When the owner claims, the treasury sends their share straight to their wallet, in the same minute. Every sweep and payout is a normal Solana transaction you can look up.

Three kinds of recipient

Chat mode: paid per message

Launch a group coin for a public group's @username, add the bot, and it links itself (or an admin sends /link). Each hour the pool is split between members by points and credited to them. One counted message is one point. Members collect with /claim in a private chat with the bot.

Min length
8 characters
Cooldown
30s per member
Repeats
ignored for 10 min
Cap
120 points / hour
Max share
15% of a pool
Protocol cut
10%
Not counted
bots, forwards, /commands
Dust
rolls into next hour

The max share keeps one loud account from taking the pool. In small groups it never drops below an equal split, so nothing gets stuck.

Where the money sits