Your coin pays off someone's loan.
Launch on Pump.fun, point creator fees at the PAYDOWN vault, and nominate a real Solana loan: a Kamino, marginfi or Save position that's underwater. Every trade fills the meter. When it's full, the vault repays the loan on-chain. The repayment transaction is the receipt.
Solana lending protocols where a third party can repay a position on the borrower's behalf. The vault repays straight from the protocol's own repay instruction; PAYDOWN never touches the borrower's wallet.
SharingConfig, read every 15 min
| Offset | Len | Field |
|---|---|---|
| 0 | 8 | discriminator |
| 8 | 3 | bump · version · status |
| 11 | 32 | mint |
| 43 | 32 | admin |
| 75 | 1 | admin_revoked → split locked |
| 76 | 4 | shareholder count |
| 80 | N×34 | {address, share_bps} → vault ≥ 5000 |
Who's getting paid off
Only coins the bot has verified on-chain appear here. First payoff: Launch #001.
How it works
No custom contract. Pump.fun's own creator-fee sharing moves the money, the lending protocol's own repay instruction pays the loan, and an open-source bot does the bookkeeping in public.
Nominate a loan
Paste a Solana wallet with an open loan on Kamino, marginfi or Save. Yours, a holder's, a stranger's.
Launch on Pump.fun
Open Creator fee sharing and give the vault at least 50%. Saving locks the split.
Get listed
Submit your mint. The bot reads the lock on-chain before your coin hits the board.
Fill the meter
Every trade pays creator fees. The bot pulls them into the vault every 15 minutes.
Loan paid off
At 100% the vault repays the position on-chain. The repay transaction goes on the card. Then the next nominee.
Launch your coin here
One form, one wallet approval. Your coin is created on Pump.fun itself, trades there from the first second, and has its vault split locked on-chain.
Your launch
- Meter goal
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- Volume to fill it
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- Fee split
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- You pay
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- Upload image and metadata to IPFS
- Approve in your wallet (one prompt)
- Create the coin on Pump.fun
- Dev buy
- Lock the fee split to the vault
- Verify the loan + list it
By launching you create the coin from your own wallet; you're its creator. PAYDOWN never holds your keys and never touches the borrower's wallet: repayments go straight to the lending protocol.
Check every address yourself
Fees move through Pump.fun's own programs into one public multisig. The bot that tracks them is open source, and its ledger is a file anyone can read.
Before you ape the idea
How can you repay someone else's loan?
Solana lending protocols let any wallet repay a position on the borrower's behalf: the repay instruction takes the borrower's obligation account and the repayer's tokens. The vault calls it with the coin's meter. Nothing is taken from the borrower, nothing is sent to their wallet, the debt just goes down.
Who picks the loan?
The dev nominates a wallet at launch. It can be their own, a holder's, or a stranger's. The bot reads the position on-chain, sets the meter to the debt, and refuses wallets with no open borrow.
What if the position gets liquidated first?
Then there's nothing to repay. The meter rolls to the next nominee the dev listed, or to a buyback if that's what they chose. Funds never leave the vault except to a lending protocol or a buyback.
Can the dev change the split after launch?
No. Pump.fun lets a coin set its fee shares once, then revokes the authority on-chain. The bot won't list a coin until it reads that lock.
Who holds the vault?
A multisig, published above. Every inflow and every repayment is in the public ledger with its transaction signature.
What does PAYDOWN earn?
10% of what reaches the vault, disclosed in the code. $PAYDOWN is the project's own Pump.fun coin; its creator fees go to the team.
Is this a lender? Is it investment advice?
No and no. PAYDOWN never lends, never charges interest, never holds anyone's collateral. It repays existing loans with meme-coin fees. Memecoins are extremely risky and most go to zero.
What we won't do
Loans only
Vault money goes to a lending protocol's repay instruction or a buyback. Nowhere else, ever.
No lending, no interest
PAYDOWN pays debts down. It never gives loans, never takes collateral.
Everything is a tx
Nomination, verification, repayment: each one is a transaction you can open on Solscan.