Buyers
Paying with SOL
Everything about sending your payment, pasting the signature, and how the pair gets minted.
How do I pay? Do I need to connect a wallet?
No wallet connection, ever. You send 0.1 SOL to the vault address shown on the mint page, from any wallet or exchange you already use. Nothing is ever asked of your wallet — no approvals, no signatures, no seed phrase.
Where do I send the SOL?
To the vault address on the mint page. Tap it once to copy it, or scan the QR code with your phone wallet. The address is:9NL3kQZyoGQo3LHncECFc7Cebvt8rVrAQ5w5h9qegdJBAlways check it against what the mint page shows before sending.
What is a transaction signature and where do I find it?
It's the receipt for your payment — a long string of letters and numbers Solana gives every transaction. After you send, open the transaction in your wallet's history (Phantom: tap the payment, then "View on Solscan") and copy the signature from there, or copy it from the address bar of the explorer page. Exchanges show it as the "TxID" or "transaction hash" on the withdrawal.
Why doesn't the pair mint the moment I pay?
Because we check the payment first. When you paste the signature, we look that transaction up on Solana and confirm three things: it actually succeeded, it went to the right vault address, and it was for at least 0.1 SOL. Only then does your pair get minted. That's what stops someone typing in a made-up signature and minting for free — and it's why the name and ticker you claim are genuinely yours.
Can I reuse one payment to mint more than one pair?
No. Every signature is recorded the moment it's used, so one payment mints exactly one pair. If you want a second pair, send a second payment.
It says "Transaction not found on Solana yet" — what now?
The network hasn't finished confirming it. Wait about ten seconds and press the button again. Nothing is lost — your signature stays valid, and you can come back and finish the mint later with the same one.
I sent the wrong amount. What happens?
If it's less than 0.1 SOL the mint is refused and we tell you what came through. If you sent more, the mint goes ahead — the extra stays in the vault, so send the exact amount where you can.
What do I actually get?
A pair that's yours, with a name and a ticker nobody else can ever mint again, and its own permanent contract address. It shows up in your collection right away, with a one-click link to launch its coin on pump.fun.
Is the buying and selling on the market real money too?
Yes. Every trade is paid in real SOL, straight from the buyer's wallet to the seller's — we never hold it. It works exactly like minting: send the asking price to the address shown on the item, paste your transaction signature, and ownership transfers once the payment is confirmed on Solana.
Why do I need to give a wallet address to sign up?
That address is where your money lands. When someone buys one of your pairs, their SOL goes directly to it. You can change it any time in your profile — always double-check it, because SOL sent to a wrong address can't be recovered.