How it works.

Overview

TokrPAD turns TikTok comments into coins. Someone comments under a video tagging @tokrpad with a name and a ticker. The bot launches that coin on pump.fun (Solana), with a frame of the video as its logo.

Every coin is paired with $TPAD, the project's base coin, instead of SOL. The person who made the video claims the coin and gets 80% of its creator fees, paid in $TPAD. The other 20% is burned as $TPAD.

Launching a coin

A coin only exists if someone tags the bot in a comment like this:

• Pick @tokrpad from TikTok's suggestion list while typing @tokr. If you type the whole handle and send without picking it, the tag stays plain text, TikTok never notifies the bot, and nothing launches.
• Missing the name or the ticker? Nothing happens and nobody pays anything.
• The bot finds the video's creator from its public link, the same one anyone gets by tapping share.
• The coin has 1,000,000,000 units on a pump.fun bonding curve. A frame of the video becomes the logo.
• One video, one coin. A second tag on the same video does nothing.
• Launch costs and gas are paid by us, never by the creator or the commenter.

Paired with $TPAD

On pump.fun a coin normally trades against SOL. TokrPAD coins trade against $TPAD instead.

• Buying any TokrPAD coin buys $TPAD first, then the coin. Selling goes the other way.
• Creator fees are collected in $TPAD, so creators are paid in $TPAD and burns are in $TPAD.
• The $TPAD contract address is behind the CA button at the top of every page. Always copy it from there, not from a DM or a reply.

The 80/20 split

Every buy and sell on pump.fun pays a creator fee, set by pump.fun, while the coin is on its bonding curve. That fee is split:

The 20% is burned: the house wallet destroys that $TPAD on-chain. Every burn is listed on Proofs with its transaction. Launch costs and gas come out of the house wallet's own funds, not out of the creator's 80%.

The commenter who tagged the bot gets nothing from the fee. The creator may not know the coin exists yet. Until they show up, their share keeps adding up under their @ and is visible on Proofs.

Claiming

1. Search your @ on Creators. You see the coins made from your videos and what each earned.
2. Connect a Solana wallet and sign a message. The signature proves the wallet is yours, and you get a short code tied to that wallet. Signing moves no funds and your private key never leaves the wallet.
3. Paste the code in your TikTok bio. The bot reads your public profile and marks you verified. Remove the code after.
4. Get paid. Your 80% is sent to your wallet in $TPAD as an on-chain transfer, usually within a minute.
5. Check the receipt. The transaction shows on Proofs with a direct explorer link.

Verification

The only way to prove an account is yours is a code in the profile bio.

• The code is tied to your @ and to the wallet you connected. Same wallet, same code, so leaving and coming back is fine.
• We only read your public profile. It gives no access to your account.
• Screenshots, emails and DMs don't count. Anyone could fake those.

Spam limits

Every launch costs money, so there are guardrails:

Tickers can't repeat, accounts can be blocked, and any creator can ask to be left out entirely.

Known limits

• Fees after graduation are not tracked yet. Fees are counted while a coin is on its pump.fun bonding curve. Once a coin fills its curve and graduates to PumpSwap, its fees are not counted, so they are not paid out or burned yet.
• Creators need a Solana wallet to receive their share.
• Mentions depend on TikTok notifications. If TikTok doesn't notify the bot (for example, the tag wasn't picked from the list), nothing launches.

What you can verify yourself

• Each coin's contract and the transaction that created it.
• The fees each coin generated: we add up what each trade paid into the creator fee vault, so every number traces back to a transaction.
• Every buy and sell.
• Every creator payout and every burn: the amount and the transaction.

The Proofs page lists it all with explorer links. The raw data is at /api/auditoria if you'd rather check with your own tools.

What still needs trust

• Fees pass through a house wallet. They are collected there, then sent on to the creator's wallet and to the burn automatically, but the wallet holds them in between.
• One device reads mentions. If the phone running the reader goes down, new comments wait until it's back.

We plan to improve both. Today it works like this, and you should know before buying anything.

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