STAMPPAID / FIELD NOTES

A good idea needs a clear start.

Meet StampPaid: a pixel launch desk that takes your idea from its first artwork to a confirmed receipt on Solana.

Every coin starts somewhere smaller than a chart. A drawing in a folder. An inside joke. A name that keeps coming back. Turning that idea into a token means making a few decisions that deserve more attention than a single launch button.

StampPaid brings those decisions into one desk: identity, fee direction, cost review and wallet approval. It creates tokens through the Pump protocol, then gives confirmed StampPaid launches a shared place to be seen. The visual language is a little print shop for internet culture: warm paper, cobalt ink, sharp pixels and a receipt worth keeping.

01 / Make the token recognizably yours.

Start with a name, ticker and story. Upload a PNG, JPG or WebP, or make a pixel mark from your ticker directly in the desk. Add a website or X profile if you have one. The launch ticket updates while you work, so the identity you are about to publish stays visible beside the form.

A draft can be saved in the current browser and picked up later. When you prepare the launch, uploaded artwork and token metadata become public through Irys, with separate wallet message signatures for the data uploads. If you already have supported public metadata, you can use its URL instead. StampPaid checks that its name and ticker match your launch details.

02 / Decide where the creator fees go.

Creator mode uses your connected wallet as the creator and follows Pump’s applicable creator-fee schedule. Holder Rewards mode directs those creator fees to holders through Pump’s distribution system. This is a choice about the creator-fee portion of trading fees, not a promise of a fixed return.

Choosing Holder Rewards is permanent: the coin cannot switch back to regular Creator mode. Its availability also depends on the protocol enabling that launch type. StampPaid checks availability before building the launch. Make the choice for the community you want to create; trading activity determines whether there are fees to distribute.

03 / Review the move before you sign.

The review brings the important details together: token name, ticker, creator wallet, fee direction and network. Select Prepare + simulate to build the transaction and run a network simulation. The desk then shows an estimated SOL cost, including network fees and account rent, before asking for the transaction signature.

The current launch flow creates the coin without an initial purchase. StampPaid adds no platform transfer to that launch transaction. Those two details are visible in the review, so you can understand what you are approving. Storage funding is never sent automatically; if the compact upload cannot be completed under the available storage policy, the flow stops.

Your wallet gives the final approval. StampPaid submits the signed transaction to Solana and follows its status. A draft, upload or successful simulation is not a created coin. The launch needs a confirmed transaction and an actual mint before the desk can show it as confirmed.

04 / Give the launch a public place to land.

The terminal is the shared print run: a list of confirmed coins launched through StampPaid. It is the same registry for visitors, rather than a list that only exists in one browser. Before adding a launch, the service checks its Pump creation transaction against the reviewed mint, creator and metadata.

Each row brings the token image, name, ticker and mint together with its fee mode, launch time and receipt. Search by name, ticker or mint, or connect your wallet to focus on your own launches. Links lead to the Pump.fun coin page and the onchain transaction. The terminal can refresh every 60 seconds while you use it.

Market numbers appear when their sources have them. DEX Screener provides available indexed market data, with 24-hour volume reported for the selected pool. Before indexing, an active Pump curve may supply a clearly labelled valuation estimate. Missing volume stays unavailable. Older observations are marked, and a newly created mint can take time to appear on Pump.fun and market indexes.

05 / Keep the receipt. Keep looking.

The launch is not the end of the desk. My launches brings back confirmed entries for your connected creator wallet. Pending receipts are kept on the device so a delayed network response or registry update can be checked again. A confirmed transaction waiting for terminal sync does not need a second launch.

There is also an Inspect tool for an existing Solana mint. Paste an address to read supply and decimals, mint and freeze authorities, available Pump curve details and indexed market information. It gives you concrete fields to examine alongside a coin’s identity; the inspection does not turn those fields into a recommendation.

06 / The press is open.

You do not need a StampPaid token to use the launch desk. Bring an idea, artwork and a compatible Solana wallet with SOL for the costs shown in the review. Give the token its identity, choose the fee direction and read the ticket before signing.

StampPaid is an independent interface using the Pump protocol and Irys storage. It is not affiliated with either service. Pump provides the bonding curve and protocol rules; StampPaid provides the desk, the review and a shared record of its confirmed launches. What people make around those coins is still the interesting part.

Good ideas. Go onchain.

PROTOCOL REFERENCES
Pump coin creation: https://github.com/pump-fun/pump-public-docs/blob/main/docs/instructions/COIN_CREATION.md
Pump holder rewards: https://github.com/pump-fun/pump-public-docs/blob/main/docs/HOLDER_REWARDS_README.md
DEX Screener data reference: https://docs.dexscreener.com/api/reference
