FAQ
What people ask before they trust a launchpad. Short answers.
- What is Paid2Call?
- A launchpad for pump.fun tokens. A token launched here sends its trading fee to a pool that pays the people who call it on pump.fun.
- Where does the reward money come from?
- From trading. Every buy and sell of a token launched here pays a creator fee: 1% to 3% on a PUMP pair or on Meteora, chosen at launch, or Pump's own rate on a SOL pair, 0.3% on the bonding curve. The fee goes to the token's pool on Solana, is converted to USDC and pays callers.
- Can the creator take the fees?
- Not directly. On pump.fun, the token's creator is an account of the Paid2Call program, so only the program collects the fee. It splits it as set at launch: 10% to the $PAID2CALL reserve first, then the callers' pool, and a creator share only if one was chosen.
- How do I get paid as a caller?
- Buy at least the token's minimum, often $100. Post your call on pump.fun from the same wallet, with paid2call.com in it. Then click Get paid for your call on the token's page and sign. Hold for the time shown, counted from your purchase. Your position must stay worth 90% of the minimum. Payment goes out in USDC once the checks pass.
- How much can I earn?
- Each token sets reward levels by followers, for example 20 USDC from 100 followers. Each wallet is paid once per token, for its first callout. Holding bonuses are separate.
- Why do I have to hold?
- So a call means something. Selling right after calling would pay people to sell into the buyers they brought.
- Is it automatic?
- Yes. Fees are collected every minute, converted to USDC and added to the pool. Once your call is registered and the holding time is met, payment is sent without anyone approving it by hand.
- What does it cost to launch?
- Solana network fees, plus your first buy if you choose one. Paid2Call charges nothing else at launch.
- What are missions?
- A project pays a fixed amount for each callout, for a limited number of spots. You take a spot, buy, post your call and get paid after the checks.
- Which wallet do I need?
- A Solana wallet such as Phantom, Solflare or Backpack. You sign every launch and purchase yourself. Paid2Call never asks for token approvals or delegations.
- Is this financial advice?
- No. Tokens are speculative and can go to zero. Only use money you can afford to lose.