How Agipad works

01Overview

Every pump.fun trade pays a creator fee. Normally it goes to whoever launched the coin. Here it goes to the holders instead, as Higgsfield credits. Hold the coin of a character you believe in, and you collect the credits to make more of them.

02Launching a coin

1. Upload: your character's image and the metadata JSON are pinned to IPFS (/api/launch/metadata).
2. Build: the server builds one transaction: pump.fun create_v2, then create_fee_sharing_config + update_fee_shares giving 100% of the creator fees to the vault and locking them, plus your optional dev buy. Your browser generates the mint key and signs with it.
3. Sign: your wallet signs and sends it. One popup.
4. Verify: the server waits for confirmation, then checks on-chain that the coin's creator is its locked fee-sharing config before listing it.

You pay the network fees and rent (about 0.02 SOL) and any dev buy. X, Telegram and a website go into the coin's on-chain metadata; TikTok and Instagram links show on its page here.

03Fees and credits

On the bonding curve every trade currently pays pump.fun 0.95% and a 0.30% creator fee (live from pump.fun's fee config; after graduation pump.fun's rates follow market cap). All of the creator fee becomes Higgsfield credits for holders, valued in USD at the SOL price when it is claimed.

04Higgsfield credits

Higgsfield prices its image and video models in credits. One credit is valued here at $0.05, about what Higgsfield charges for one on its monthly plans. What they buy at Higgsfield's listed prices:

Balances are on the Credits page. Redemption onto Higgsfield opens soon, and the Studio will let you spend them on new clips without leaving the site.

05The fee lock

pump.fun fee sharing lets a coin's creator hand its fees to up to ten shareholders and then lock the split forever. Launches here do that atomically: the launcher is the creator for one instruction, then the coin's fee-sharing config is the creator, with the vault as the only shareholder. Each coin page shows its config and the vault, so anyone can check them on Solscan.

06Payout runs

The payout job reads each coin's fee vault on the bonding curve and PumpSwap. Vaults with enough in them are distributed to the holders' vault (a permissionless pump.fun instruction), recorded as a Claim, and the whole amount is allocated to the coin's largest wallet holders pro rata, recorded as an Allocate. Both appear in the payouts feed.

07Viral AI influencers

The AI Influencers page follows the characters that made the meta, starting with Jean Phil in September 2026, and the coins linked from their own socials. Their art and market numbers come live from DexScreener. They didn't launch here; they're the reference for the ones that will.

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