Coins for App Store & Google Play apps · on pump.fun

Every app deserves a coin.

Launch a pump.fun coin for any app on the App Store or Google Play. One coin per app. The real developer claims 80% of the creator fees — on-chain, for good.

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How it works

From store listing to coin in three steps.

Anyone can launch. Only the real developer can claim the fees.

1. Find an app

Search the App Store and Google Play, or paste a store link. We read the listing straight from the store — name, developer, icon and website.

2. Launch its coin

The app icon becomes the coin image. Pick a ticker, sign in your wallet, and the coin is created on pump.fun with fee sharing set on-chain. One coin per app.

3. The developer claims

The developer proves it's theirs with a code in the store description, a DNS record or a file on their website — then receives 80% of creator fees, plus the backlog the escrow owes.

Fee split

The developer gets the biggest share. Always.

Until claimed, 100% of creator fees go to the AppCoin escrow (it owes the developer 80% and the launcher 10%). When the developer is verified, the split switches on-chain to 80/10/10 permanently and the escrow pays out the backlog. Fee sharing is activated by the AppCoin escrow shortly after launch; fees from before activation (including the dev-buy fee) are held by the escrow and not attributed to any coin.

Public escrow until claimed. Each coin's pump.fun creator is the AppCoin escrow wallet, which activates the coin's on-chain fee sharing shortly after launch. From then on, what it receives — and what it owes the developer and launcher — is recorded per coin and visible on Solscan. Fees from before activation (incl. the dev-buy fee) are held by the escrow and not attributed per coin.
One permanent switch. pump.fun allows exactly one fee-share update. On an approved claim the escrow uses it to lock 80/10/10 forever, then pays the developer and launcher their backlog.
Anyone can distribute. Distribution is permissionless — press “Distribute fees” on any app page.

Creator fees, per coin

1Until the developer claims

100% to the AppCoin escrow. It owes the developer 80% and the launcher 10%; the platform keeps 10%.

The escrow activates fee sharing for each coin shortly after launch. Fees from before activation, including the dev-buy fee, are held by the escrow and not attributed per coin.

2After the developer is verified — locked forever

80% Developer
10% Launcher
10% Platform

The escrow signs a single, permanent on-chain switch to this split and pays out the backlog it owes. Nobody — including AppCoin — can change it afterwards.

For developers

Made the app? Claim its coin.

Three ways to prove it's yours. All are checked automatically; we keep re-checking while your change rolls out.

Verification details

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Store description

Add one line to your App Store or Google Play description. App Store text ships with your next version; Play edits go live after review.

AppCoin: ac-xxxxxxxxxx

DNS record

Add a TXT record on the domain of the developer website listed in your store listing.

_appcoin.yourdomain.com TXT appcoin-verify=ac-…

Website file

Publish a small text file with your claim code on that same website.

https://yourdomain.com/.well-known/appcoin.txt

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FAQ

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Who receives the fees before a claim?

Why is fee sharing "pending activation" on a new coin?

pump.fun only lets a coin's creator create its fee-sharing config, and every AppCoin coin is created with the AppCoin escrow as creator. So the launcher's transaction creates the coin, and the escrow activates fee sharing shortly after. Fees from before activation, including the dev-buy fee, collect in the escrow's creator vault and are not attributed to any coin.

Is the developer involved?

Not unless they have claimed the coin. Coins are launched by the community and are not affiliated with or endorsed by the developer until claimed. Every app page shows its claim status clearly. Trademarks belong to their owners.

What if the developer never claims?

Until claimed, 100% of creator fees go to the AppCoin escrow, which records per coin that it owes the developer 80% and the launcher 10%. The developer's amount stays owed — whenever they verify, the split switches on-chain permanently and the escrow pays out the backlog.

How does a developer prove it is their app?

By adding a claim code to the app's store description (App Store: shipped with the next version; Google Play: live after the listing review), a DNS TXT record, or a file on the developer website shown in the store listing. Checks are automatic and re-run for days while the change rolls out.

Can an app have more than one coin?

No. Each store listing gets exactly one coin. If someone already launched it, search results link straight to the existing coin. The App Store and Google Play versions of an app are separate listings.

Which apps are eligible?

Any public app whose listing we can read from the App Store or Google Play. If the store can't return the listing (removed, private or region-locked), it can't get a coin.

Is this financial advice?

No. Coins on pump.fun are highly volatile and can go to zero. Only use money you can afford to lose. AppCoin is not affiliated with Apple or Google.

Your favourite app deserves a coin.

Launch it in a couple of minutes. If you built it, claim it — the fees owed to you are waiting.

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