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A small idea, ready to unfold

A name in your notes. A sketch passed between friends. A joke that deserves a place of its own. A token usually begins as something small, long before there is a mint address or a market to watch. FoldPaid gives that first idea a clear path into a Solana launch, with the artwork, fee direction, wallet review and resulting receipt connected in one place.

The idea is simple: make the important decisions visible. FoldPaid is an independent interface for creating tokens through the Pump protocol, then following the launches confirmed through its own shared terminal. Its folded pixel identity expresses that progression: an idea takes shape, opens up and becomes something others can inspect.

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Give the idea its identity

Start with a token name, ticker, short description and image. An optional website and X profile can travel with the token metadata. The preview updates as you work, so the name and artwork can be considered together before you reach the wallet steps.

A draft can be saved in the current browser. That is a convenient place to return to an unfinished idea, rather than an account stored across all your devices. Saving the draft does not create a token, publish the artwork or reserve a ticker. The token exists only after its launch transaction is confirmed.

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Understand what becomes public

For an image upload, FoldPaid prepares compact artwork and uses Irys to publish the image and its metadata. Your wallet approves data signatures for the artwork and metadata separately. These records contain the identity people will later see: the name, symbol, description, image and optional links.

This makes review before upload worthwhile. Published metadata is public, so it should contain information you intend to share. FoldPaid uses the storage provider’s free-upload policy for compact files. If that route is unavailable, the flow stops; the interface does not automatically transfer SOL to fund storage.

Creators who already have public metadata can provide a supported HTTPS gateway URL instead. FoldPaid checks that its name and ticker match the launch and that it contains an HTTPS image reference.

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Choose the fee direction deliberately

The launch desk offers Creator and Holder Rewards modes. Creator identifies the connected wallet as the token creator. Holder Rewards asks the Pump protocol to direct creator fees to holders, when that option is enabled by the protocol. FoldPaid reads availability before preparing the launch.

Treat this as a launch decision, not a setting to casually switch later. The interface does not offer a fee-mode change for an existing mint, and its Holder Rewards choice is presented as permanent. Selecting a mode does not promise trading activity or income. Actual fees, eligibility and distribution follow the protocol’s rules and real market activity.

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Review the cost before the signature

When the details are ready, connect a supported Solana wallet and prepare a review. FoldPaid builds the creation transaction with the Pump SDK, verifies that the RPC is on Solana mainnet and simulates the transaction. It then shows the estimated network fee and total simulated cost, including account creation costs.

The launch flow includes no initial token purchase. FoldPaid adds no platform transfer to the creation transaction. That does not mean a launch is free: your wallet still needs the SOL required by the network and protocol.

You retain the final decision in your wallet. A failed simulation stops before transaction approval. An expired review must be prepared again. After approval, FoldPaid checks that the signed transaction still matches the reviewed message before submitting it.

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A receipt follows confirmation

Submission and confirmation are different states. FoldPaid preserves pending transaction details so you can check progress without immediately trying to launch again. Once Solana confirms the transaction and the mint is present, the interface shows the mint address and an explorer link, with a route to the token on Pump.fun.

The shared registry independently checks the creation instruction, creator, mint, launch settings and project reference before accepting a launch. If the network has confirmed but registry synchronization is still pending, the receipt explains that distinction and allows a retry. A temporary delay is not presented as a reason to create a second token.

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Follow the launch in context

The terminal brings confirmed FoldPaid launches into one searchable list. Each entry includes its actual artwork, mint and transaction receipt. Search by name, ticker or mint, or connect your wallet to filter its launches.

Market figures need context. Where an indexed pool is available, FoldPaid uses DEX Screener data from the selected pool, including its reported market capitalization and 24-hour volume. Before indexing, an active Pump curve can supply an estimated valuation. That curve estimate is identified separately; it is not silently substituted for reported trading data.

Unavailable volume stays unavailable. Cached observations retain their time and status when an upstream service fails. These distinctions help you read what the terminal knows without turning a missing number into an invented result.

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Keep useful tools close

The mint inspector reads a Solana token’s supply, authorities and available Pump curve details, alongside market data when available. Launch history combines shared records for the connected wallet with pending receipts saved in the current browser. Neither view requires you to hand over a seed phrase.

A separate SOL request tool creates a shareable payment link and QR code from a recipient, amount and message. Creating that request moves no money. It does not monitor settlement or prove payment; the sender reviews and approves in a compatible wallet, and the recipient checks the wallet for receipt.

No FoldPaid token is required to use the launch desk. The FoldPaid token contract is BTGz7xU62P6hS8Qwq8JMWJH8BwicjGt1hyqmCj8Mpump. FoldPaid is not affiliated with Pump or Irys. It is a focused place to prepare, review and follow a launch—with a clear record of what happened, and an honest view of what is still waiting. Ideas unfold. Tokens follow.