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Every domain can have exactly one coin. See if yours is still available.
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Launch a coin for
step 1 of 2Where the coin shows up in the marketplace below. You can only pick one.
The coin's website is set to . That link is how we check the coin belongs to this domain.
Your buy is in the same transaction as the launch, so nobody buys before you.
- Save picture
- Build transaction
- Coin address signs
- You approve in wallet
- Solana confirms
- Listed on Dompad
Website coin marketplace
Launched from this browser
Own a website? Its coin's fees can be yours.
If someone launched a coin for your domain, 80% of its creator fees go to you once you prove you control the domain. You need one DNS record, or one small file. No account, no forms.
- Search your domain above and open its coin. Copy the record it shows (it has your coin's code).
- At your DNS provider add a TXT record on
_dompadwith the value shown, ending in your Solana wallet. Or upload it as/.well-known/dompad.txt. - Press Check my domain. We read the record from two public DNS resolvers. If code and wallet match, the claim is approved at once.
- The escrow owner signs the one-time split on chain: 80% you, 10% the launcher, 10% Dompad. Fees then go straight to your wallet.
DNS records · yourdomain.com
| Type | Host | Value | TTL |
|---|---|---|---|
| TXT | _dompad | dompad-verify=DP-XXXX-XXXX <your wallet> | Auto |
| A | @ | your server | Auto |
Or a file at https://yourdomain.com/.well-known/dompad.txt with the same line.
How it works
Rules
- One coin per domain. If a domain already has a coin, you see that coin instead of a launch form.
www.and the bare domain count as one. - One free launch per wallet.
- Not allowed: government, military and education domains (
.gov,.mil,.edu,.int,.gov.uk,.ac.ukand similar), IP addresses, private names, and domains that do not resolve. - A coin is never endorsed by the website it names. Only the person who controls the domain's DNS or files can claim its fees.
- The coin's creator on pump.fun is the escrow
, so fees wait until the owner claims. The site never holds your keys.
Tokenomics
Website coins are standard pump.fun coins: 1,000,000,000 supply, bonding curve, no team allocation. The launcher may make an optional first buy.
Creator-fee split after a claim: site owner / launcher / Dompad.
$DOMPAD, the site's own coin: address not published yet. Dompad's 10% share of website-coin fees runs the site.
Roadmap
- Now Search any domain, launch its coin, one coin per domain, owner claim by DNS record or file.
- Next Live price and fee totals on every domain row.
- Then Wildcard claims: one record covers a domain and its subdomains.
- Later Site badge: a small embeddable "this site's coin" button for verified owners.
FAQ
Does the website know about its coin?
No, not until its owner claims. Anyone can launch a coin for a domain; that does not mean the website made or supports it. The coin card always says so.
What does launching cost?
Dompad charges nothing. You pay Solana account rent (about 0.02 SOL) and the network fee. If you add a first buy, pump.fun takes its trading fee and PumpPortal, which builds the transaction, takes 0.5% of the buy. The review step lists every amount before your wallet opens.
How is the owner checked?
We look up the TXT record _dompad.<domain> through two public DNS-over-HTTPS resolvers, and the file /.well-known/dompad.txt over HTTPS. The record must hold this coin's code and one Solana wallet. Only someone who controls the domain can publish either.
Where do the fees wait before a claim?
With the escrow wallet, which is the coin's creator on pump.fun. After a claim the escrow signs pump.fun's own fee-sharing split once; from then on fees go to the three wallets directly and the backlog is paid out.
Can a coin be launched twice for one domain?
Not here: each domain gets one listed coin, checked on chain, and each wallet gets one free launch. Copies launched elsewhere are not listed and cannot claim.