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How it works / the honest version

The splitis on-chain.Go check.

CALLED IT launches Pump.fun coins and locks a split of the creator fees with the people who created the attention. Here is exactly what happens, what we can and can't do, and what it costs.

TradesA
  • buy0.50 SOL
  • sell1.20 SOL
  • buy0.08 SOL
  • buy2.00 SOL

Anyone, anywhere the coin trades.

Pump.funB

creator fees

collected by Pump.fun for the coin

Sharing configC
  • Creator40%
  • @first_caller30%
  • @thesis_writer15%
  • Community wallet15%

Locked / admin revoked

WalletsD
  • Creator+40%
  • @first_caller+30%
  • @thesis_writer+15%
  • Community wallet+15%

CALLED IT never touches the money.

Fig. 01 / how creator fees move / example split, not a real coin

Splits

Splits use Pump.fun's own fee sharing. Up to 10 recipients. Once locked, nobody can change it: not the creator, not CALLED IT, not an admin.

When you launch, your transaction includes two Pump.fun instructions. create_fee_sharing_config creates the sharing config for your coin. update_fee_shares_v2 writes the shareholders and their shares, and gives up the right to edit them.

That second step is the lock. The shareholder list lives on-chain, owned by Pump.fun's program, and there is no admin key left that can change it. The sharing config is a public account: anyone can inspect it on Solscan.

Shares are in basis points: 100 bps = 1%. They always add up to exactly 10,000 (100%). If a CALLED IT platform fee is ever enabled, it is one more visible line in that same list.

Recipients
1 to 10
Unit
basis points, total 10,000
Edits after lock
None. By anyone.
Program
Pump.fun fee sharing

Payouts

Creator fees go from Pump.fun straight to the wallets in the split. Anyone can push a payout. CALLED IT never holds funds.

Fees build up

Every trade pays a creator fee. Pump.fun collects it for the coin.

Anyone presses Distribute

It's permissionless. The network fee is about 0.00001 SOL, paid by whoever presses it.

Wallets get paid

Pump.fun's program sends each shareholder their share in the same transaction.

Payouts depend on trading volume. Being in a split pays a share of creator fees. It is not a promise of any amount.

X invites & lock later

Creators can add people by X handle before they've signed up. Unverified invites can't go on-chain, so those splits lock later.

Lock at launch: every recipient is already a wallet or a verified account. The split locks in the launch flow.

Lock later: the split includes X invites. It is announced publicly and frozen, and the creator gets 100% of creator fees until it is locked. Invitees log in with X on CALLED IT, connect a wallet, and get paid to that wallet. The deadline is 7 days. After it, invites that are still unverified are dropped and their share is spread over the remaining recipients in proportion to their size. It never goes to the platform fee.

  1. Day 0

    Launch, split announced

    Public and frozen. Creator gets 100% of creator fees until it locks.

  2. Day 0 to 7

    Invitees verify

    X login + wallet on CALLED IT. Paid to their own wallet.

  3. Day 7

    Deadline

    Unverified invites are dropped. Their share goes to the others, proportionally.

  4. Lock

    On-chain forever

    The creator signs the lock. Nobody can change it after.

Announced split

  • Creator40%
  • @caller (verified)25%
  • @invite (never verified)15%
  • @thesis_writer10%
  • Community wallet10%

Locked split after day 7

  • Creator47.06%
  • @caller (verified)29.41%
  • @thesis_writer11.77%
  • Community wallet11.76%
Fig. 02 / lock-later example. The 15% invite is spread over the others by size. The platform fee never grows.

Attribution

Every caller gets a tracked link per coin. It shows who actually brought people in. It is information. It never changes payouts.

  1. 01ClicksOpens of your link, after the page was actually visible
  2. 02UniquesDistinct visitors, deduplicated
  3. 03Wallet connectsVisitors who connected a wallet within 7 days
  4. 04Trade clicksVisitors who pressed a trade button
  5. 05Verified buysA real on-chain buy of the coin by that wallet, after the visit
Fig. 03 / what a call link measures

Fraud filtering

Link unfurlers, prefetchers and bots are filtered: a visit only counts after the page has actually been visible. Suspicious traffic is scored, flagged, excluded from the numbers and shown separately so nobody can farm a leaderboard quietly.

Privacy

No raw IP addresses, no fingerprinting, no third-party trackers. Network and browser signals are stored only as salted hashes and deleted after 90 days.

Disclosure

No hidden paid promotion. If you're in a coin's split, everything you post about it on CALLED IT says so.

Anyone in a coin's split gets an automatic “in the split” badge with their share on every call and thesis they post about that coin. It can't be turned off.

Off CALLED IT, you are responsible for following the platform's rules (for example X's paid partnership rules) and the advertising and disclosure laws where you live. A simple line works: “I get 10% of creator fees from this coin.”

Example

@thesis_writerIn the split · 10%

This account gets 10% of creator fees from this coin.

Security

Non-custodial from end to end. Your wallet signs everything. We never ask for a seed phrase.

We never ask for your seed phrase or private key. Not in a form, not in a DM, not in support. Anyone who does is not us.

CALLED IT builds transactions on the server, but your browser checks them before your wallet ever opens. For a split, it reads the shareholder list inside the transaction and refuses to ask for a signature unless it matches, address by address and share by share, the split you just reviewed.

Funds never pass through CALLED IT. Fees go from Pump.fun's program to the shareholders directly.

  1. 1Server builds the transaction
  2. 2Browser decodes the split inside it
  3. Compares it to the split you reviewed
  4. 4Only then asks your wallet to sign
  5. 5You see it in your wallet and approve

Fees

You pay Pump.fun's fees and Solana network fees. The CALLED IT platform fee is 0 unless announced, and it is always shown before you sign.

Pump.fun fees are set by Pump.fun and apply like on any Pump.fun coin. The creator fee portion is what your split divides.

CALLED IT platform fee is currently 0%. If it is ever turned on, it is announced, capped, shown in the launch review before you sign, and appears as its own labelled line in the on-chain split. Changing it never touches splits that are already locked.

Network fees are normal Solana fees for the transactions you sign. Pushing a payout costs about 0.00001 SOL.

Fee receipt

Live / from current settings


Pump.fun feesset by Pump.fun
Creator fees to split100%
CALLED IT fee0%
Payout network fee~0.00001 SOL

Hidden fees0