How it works / For callers

For callers

What you do, what you earn

Six steps, and the only one that costs you anything is a buy you keep either way. Here is what happens at each, and what the platform has to prove before it pays.

1

Connect a wallet

You sign a domain-separated challenge naming the mission. Nothing is read or booked before that signature exists.

2

Claim a slot

Your follower count is snapshotted at the moment you claim. One booking per wallet every 30 minutes, across every mission: anti-spam, not a mission-specific rule.

3

Buy

Any router counts, whether GMGN, Axiom, Photon, BullX, Jupiter or pump.fun itself, as long as it clears the mission's minimum buy. The balance change is the evidence, never the route.

4

Call

Post the callout carrying the disclosure text the mission supplied before you claimed. The platform writes it for you, so compliance is not something you have to word yourself.

5

Hold

The position has to survive the mission's own hold window, set per mission and commonly 10 to 15 minutes, before settlement even looks at it.

6

Get paid

The vault settles once the feed confirms the call and the position, re-read after the hold, is still there. The buy was always yours: win or lose, nobody takes it.

What is actually proven, and what is not

This is the whole reason a human is still in the loop, said here rather than filed under a disclaimer.

The buy is proven on-chain, whatever router carried it.
The callout is read from pump.fun's own public feed, not a screenshot taken on trust.
The position is re-read after the hold. A sale during the hold voids the callout, not just the promise of one.
Nothing can prove a callout reached a specific audience. That is exactly why a human still reviews what the feed cannot vouch for.