Coins that ship real things.
Launch a coin with a mission: what to buy, and where it goes. Every trade pays creator fees into the coin's own vault. When the vault covers the next package, it's ordered from a real retailer and shipped, with the receipt and tracking posted for everyone to see.
Closest to their next package
These are examples with made-up coins and recipients, to show how a mission looks. Launch the first real one.
Latest shipments
Trades in. Packages out.
Write a mission
Pick products from a supported retailer, say where they go and why. Recipients are shelters, schools, offices, shops and charities: organizations at a public address, never someone's home.
Launch on pump.fun
From your own wallet. The coin's creator fees are pointed, on chain and for good, at a vault that belongs to that coin alone. Not to you, and not to us.
Fees fill the bar
Every trade adds to the vault. The funding bar shows how close the next package is: item price, tax, shipping and a small buffer.
It ships, in public
When the bar is full, the order is placed. The cost, the retailer's confirmation and the carrier's tracking go on the coin's page and the shipments feed.
Where the fees go
pump.fun pays creator fees on every trade. For a coin launched here, 85% go to the coin's mission vault and 15% to Shipper, split on chain when the coin is created. pump.fun lets that split be set once, so nobody can redirect it later.