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How HyperPad works

HyperPad launches pump.fun coins paired with HYPE. Every coin's creator fees are split by pump.fun at launch: at least 10% to the $HPAD treasury, the rest to the coin's own treasury, with an optional, capped dev cut. The split is locked: neither the dev nor HyperPad can change it. HyperPad's bot uses the treasuries to buy back and burn.

Launching a coin

You fill a short form. The coin is created on pump.fun with HYPE as the quote asset. The pairing is permanent and creator fees accrue in HYPE.
You sign the launch in your own wallet. HyperPad builds the transaction; it never holds your keys.
In the second transaction, pump.fun creator fee sharing is set to the split you chose and its update authority is revoked.

Fee split and caps

Up to three recipients, written into pump.fun's fee-sharing config. Shares must total 100%.

$HPAD treasury

≥ 10% · minimum, cannot go lower

Coin treasury

the rest after $HPAD and dev

Dev wallet (optional)

0–40% · cap, paid directly by pump.fun

Example at 10 / 90 / 0: for every 10 HYPE in creator fees, 1 HYPE goes to buying back and burning $HPAD and 9 HYPE to buying back and burning the coin.

Badges

Computed from the locked split and shown on every coin.

Full burn

Dev share 0%

Balanced

Dev share 1–20%

Dev cut

Dev share 21–40%

Booster

$HPAD share above 10%, shown with the exact %

Burn engine

HyperPad's bot runs every minute.

It calls pump.fun distribute_creator_fees_v2 (anyone can), so each coin's fees land in the treasuries and the dev wallet.
Coin treasury: buys an exact amount of the coin on its curve or PumpSwap pool and burns exactly that amount, in the same transaction. If the buy fails, nothing is spent or burned.
$HPAD treasury: buys $HPAD and burns it the same way. If $HPAD is not a HYPE-paired pump.fun coin, the bot swaps through Jupiter and burns what arrived right after.
Burns are SPL burn instructions: supply really goes down. Every distribution, buyback and burn is listed on Burns and $HPAD with a transaction link.

Buyback guards

Enforced by the bot before it signs.

Frequency

One buy per treasury per 15 minutes

Size

At most 1% of the pool's HYPE side and at most 5 HYPE per buy

Price

Slippage ≤ 3%, price impact ≤ 3%; every buy is simulated first

$HPAD

HyperPad's main token. Its contract address is shown in the header once it is live.
At least 10% of every HyperPad coin's creator fees buy it back and burn it.
Until it is live, that HYPE waits in the $HPAD treasury.

Trust model

HyperPad is custodial. What is guaranteed by pump.fun and what you trust HyperPad for:

Guaranteed on-chain

The split, the recipients and the dev payout: pump.fun fee sharing with its admin revoked at launch. Nobody, HyperPad included, can change them.

Trust in HyperPad

That the treasuries' HYPE is spent on buybacks and burns. The treasury keys are held by HyperPad's server, not by a smart contract.

Public, checkable

Every treasury address and every buyback and burn transaction. Treasury balances are shown in real time.

Verify it yourself

Check on any Solana explorer:

$HPAD treasury

C5S3TGiSanJ8SNLqYEvJ1CA2pbi1E7p8wYY1Vw1UJuAw

$HPAD mint

soon

HYPE (Solana) mint

98sMhvDwXj1RQi5c5Mndm3vPe9cBqPrbLaufMXFNMh5g

Per coin

The coin page links its fee-sharing config and lists its treasury and every buyback and burn.

The coin's fee-sharing config lists the recipients and shares; its admin_revoked flag means no one can change them.
HyperPad re-checks every coin against pump.fun state. If the split, the curve's creator or its holder-rewards status ever changes, the coin is flagged and drops off the board.

Risks

Memecoins are highly volatile and can go to zero. Burns do not guarantee price.
Custody risk: the treasuries are wallets controlled by HyperPad's server. If those keys were stolen or misused, treasury HYPE could be taken instead of burned.
Smart contract risk in pump.fun.
If fees are low, burns are small. Anti-MEV limits can delay burns.
A dev cut up to 40% goes to the creator's wallet.
pump.fun keeps admin powers over its own programs. Its community-takeover process can change a custom pair's creator fee or convert a coin to holder rewards, which would stop fees reaching the treasuries. HyperPad cannot prevent this; it flags such coins and removes them from the board.
HyperPad is not affiliated with Hyperliquid or pump.fun.

Docs

How HyperPad works

Launching a coin

You fill a short form. The coin is created on pump.fun with HYPE as the quote asset. The pairing is permanent and creator fees accrue in HYPE.
You sign the launch in your own wallet. HyperPad builds the transaction; it never holds your keys.
In the second transaction, pump.fun creator fee sharing is set to the split you chose and its update authority is revoked.

Fee split and caps

Up to three recipients, written into pump.fun's fee-sharing config. Shares must total 100%.

$HPAD treasury

≥ 10% · minimum, cannot go lower

Coin treasury

the rest after $HPAD and dev

Dev wallet (optional)

0–40% · cap, paid directly by pump.fun

Example at 10 / 90 / 0: for every 10 HYPE in creator fees, 1 HYPE goes to buying back and burning $HPAD and 9 HYPE to buying back and burning the coin.

Badges

Computed from the locked split and shown on every coin.

Full burn

Dev share 0%

Balanced

Dev share 1–20%

Dev cut

Dev share 21–40%

Booster

$HPAD share above 10%, shown with the exact %

Burn engine

HyperPad's bot runs every minute.

It calls pump.fun distribute_creator_fees_v2 (anyone can), so each coin's fees land in the treasuries and the dev wallet.
Coin treasury: buys an exact amount of the coin on its curve or PumpSwap pool and burns exactly that amount, in the same transaction. If the buy fails, nothing is spent or burned.
$HPAD treasury: buys $HPAD and burns it the same way. If $HPAD is not a HYPE-paired pump.fun coin, the bot swaps through Jupiter and burns what arrived right after.
Burns are SPL burn instructions: supply really goes down. Every distribution, buyback and burn is listed on Burns and $HPAD with a transaction link.

Buyback guards

Enforced by the bot before it signs.

Frequency

One buy per treasury per 15 minutes

Size

At most 1% of the pool's HYPE side and at most 5 HYPE per buy

Price

Slippage ≤ 3%, price impact ≤ 3%; every buy is simulated first

$HPAD

HyperPad's main token. Its contract address is shown in the header once it is live.
At least 10% of every HyperPad coin's creator fees buy it back and burn it.
Until it is live, that HYPE waits in the $HPAD treasury.

Trust model

HyperPad is custodial. What is guaranteed by pump.fun and what you trust HyperPad for:

Guaranteed on-chain

The split, the recipients and the dev payout: pump.fun fee sharing with its admin revoked at launch. Nobody, HyperPad included, can change them.

Trust in HyperPad

That the treasuries' HYPE is spent on buybacks and burns. The treasury keys are held by HyperPad's server, not by a smart contract.

Public, checkable

Every treasury address and every buyback and burn transaction. Treasury balances are shown in real time.

Verify it yourself

Check on any Solana explorer:

$HPAD treasury

C5S3TGiSanJ8SNLqYEvJ1CA2pbi1E7p8wYY1Vw1UJuAw

$HPAD mint

soon

HYPE (Solana) mint

98sMhvDwXj1RQi5c5Mndm3vPe9cBqPrbLaufMXFNMh5g

Per coin

The coin page links its fee-sharing config and lists its treasury and every buyback and burn.

The coin's fee-sharing config lists the recipients and shares; its admin_revoked flag means no one can change them.
HyperPad re-checks every coin against pump.fun state. If the split, the curve's creator or its holder-rewards status ever changes, the coin is flagged and drops off the board.

Risks

Memecoins are highly volatile and can go to zero. Burns do not guarantee price.
Custody risk: the treasuries are wallets controlled by HyperPad's server. If those keys were stolen or misused, treasury HYPE could be taken instead of burned.
Smart contract risk in pump.fun.
If fees are low, burns are small. Anti-MEV limits can delay burns.
A dev cut up to 40% goes to the creator's wallet.
pump.fun keeps admin powers over its own programs. Its community-takeover process can change a custom pair's creator fee or convert a coin to holder rewards, which would stop fees reaching the treasuries. HyperPad cannot prevent this; it flags such coins and removes them from the board.
HyperPad is not affiliated with Hyperliquid or pump.fun.