Your cafe. Your barber. Your kebab shop. Launch it on Pump and every creator fee goes straight to the business. No middlemen, no signup for the shop.
Every pin is a real local business with a coin. Trades pulse, payouts land and $REGULARS burns right here as they happen.
Most fees earned this week becomes next week's Shop of the week (picked every Monday).
Shops whose coin has traded every single day. Miss one day and the streak goes back to zero.
Regulars is a Pump launchpad where the creator fees don't go to the launcher. They go to the business you launched it for.
Paste the Google Maps link of any real business, anywhere in the world. We pull the name, address and category automatically.
Choose a ticker, add an image, connect your wallet. The coin launches on Pump like any other, with the fee wallet locked to the shop.
Every trade earns creator fees. The business claims them by proving it's theirs. No crypto knowledge needed.
The first regular in every country, remembered forever. Which country's next?
Launchers ranked by the fees their shops have earned. Find a great shop, launch it, climb the board.
There's money waiting for you. If your Google Maps listing has a website, you can verify yourself and get paid in about a minute.
If it's on Google Maps, it can be a Regular. Same launch flow in every country, fees waiting for the shop to claim.
No. Anyone can launch a coin for any real business. The business doesn't have to do anything until they want to claim their fees.
Into a fee wallet tied to that business at launch. Only the verified owner can claim it. Until they do, the fees accumulate. The launcher never receives them.
The fees keep building in the shop's own wallet. Nothing is ever redirected to anyone else, and the owner can claim any time.
Yes. Any business on Google Maps in any country. Payouts are in SOL by default; we'll work out a local-currency payout with the business if they'd rather.
They add a short code to the website on their shop's Google Maps listing (homepage text, a regulars.txt file or a DNS record), or log in to their Square account and we match the business to their Google listing. Only the real business can do either. Once the code is found, the fees go straight to their wallet, and every new fee after that is sent automatically. Shops without a website can claim manually and we confirm through the phone or email on their Google listing.
No. One business, one coin. The first launch claims the Google Maps place ID, and any later attempt is blocked.
No. These are memecoins launched on Pump. They can go to zero. Buy the coffee, not the coin, if you're not sure.
Anyone can launch. You don't need permission from the shop, and they don't need to know what a wallet is. The fees just wait for them.