Solana mainnet · pump.fun

How Tiksplit works.

Launch a coin around a creator you follow. Share its creator fees, with a permanent split and verified wallet claims.

01The process

From launch to claim

  1. Step 1

    Choose your creator

    Name your pump.fun coin and choose one TikTok handle. Creator fees are fixed at 80% for the creator and 20% for the platform.

  2. Step 2

    Let the fees collect

    Your wallet launches on pump.fun mainnet with a permanent fee split. The creator share accrues in escrow from actual trading activity, even before verification.

  3. Step 3

    Post your proof

    The creator connects their wallet and requests a verification code. They publish the full code in a public video caption on their TikTok account, then submit the original video URL for review.

  4. Step 4

    Approve. Bind. Claim.

    An admin manually checks the account and code. After approval, the creator activates their permanent wallet binding on chain. Only that wallet can claim the available escrow fees in SOL.

02The split

Follow the creator fees

Every new coin uses the same split: 80% for its TikTok creator and 20% for the platform.

pump.fun creator vault
Accrued creator fees

Separate from pump.fun's protocol fee

Platform treasury
20%

Fixed platform share

Creator escrow
80%

Paid to the selected creator

Creator escrow → bound wallet

Public video code → admin review → your wallet activation

First binding is permanent
Distribution moves accrued fees to the configured recipients. A creator claims available escrow funds with their verified, bound wallet. New coins use 20% platform / 80% creator. Older coins retain their original finalized split. The admin is trusted to review account ownership correctly.
03Your questions

Know the details.

Understand the permanent split, the escrow and who verifies a claim.

01Where does the coin live?
On pump.fun, on Solana mainnet. The wallet signs pump.fun's launch instructions, and trading follows its bonding curve and pool. Tiksplit adds a creator-fee allocation and escrow for TikTok recipients.
02How is the creator fee divided?
New coins allocate 20% of their creator fees to Tiksplit and 80% to the selected TikTok creator’s escrow. These percentages apply to creator fees; pump.fun’s protocol fees are separate. Older coins keep the split that was finalized at their launch.
03Can anyone change the split?
Once pump.fun's fee-sharing configuration is finalized, its recipients and shares cannot be changed. A partially completed launch still needs to be finalized; the app offers launch recovery when applicable.
04Does pump.fun support TikTok claims?
pump.fun has no native TikTok claim account. Tiksplit routes creator shares into its escrow accounts. You prove account control with a wallet-signed request and a code in a public video from that TikTok account. The admin reviews the original video, then your wallet activates the approved binding and claims the available SOL.
05What do I put in the TikTok video?
Create a verification request with your wallet, then copy the entire code generated by the app into your own public video's caption or visibly in the video. It binds your handle, full wallet address and random nonce; do not shorten it or publish only the nonce. Submit the original tiktok.com/@handle/video/... link with the same wallet. The admin checks the exact full code and the original publishing account.
06Do I need a TikTok developer app?
No. The current verification flow uses a public video and manual admin review. It does not require TikTok API credentials or use an automated scraper as proof of ownership. TikTok Login Kit may be offered later as a separately configured option.
07Does verification cost SOL?
Creating the on-chain proof request requires a small rent deposit and transaction fees. The request expires after 48 hours. You can cancel it to recover its rent, and approval also returns that rent to your wallet. Network fees are spent. The app shows the current RPC rent quote before signing. Closing a request does not erase its public transaction history.
08Can I change the wallet after verification?
The first successful on-chain handle-to-wallet binding is permanent. Subsequent claims require that bound wallet. Verify the address before signing and keep access to that wallet.
09What happens if a TikTok handle changes?
A handle is not a permanent TikTok account ID. Before the first binding, a renamed or reassigned handle can be verified by its current owner. A successful binding stays with its original wallet. Verification relies on the admin checking account ownership correctly.
10Do creators need to approve the launch?
A launcher chooses one TikTok handle. Its owner does not need to sign up before launch. Listing a handle does not mean its owner endorses the coin or has verified it.
11Why are there separate distribute and claim actions?
pump.fun accrues creator fees in a vault. Distribution sends them to the configured shareholders, including creator escrow accounts. A verified creator then claims available escrow funds with their bound wallet. Each transaction can require Solana network fees.
12Who is trusted to approve a wallet?
The admin manually checks the original video before approving your wallet. A mistaken or dishonest approval can authorize the wrong wallet, so this review is trusted. The admin role cannot claim a creator's share; the approved owner must activate the binding and sign each claim. The escrow code has not completed an independent security audit. Its upgrade authority is also trusted while upgrades remain enabled. Actions stay unavailable when their required on-chain setup is missing.
13Is Tiksplit part of TikTok or pump.fun?
No. Tiksplit is an independent app. A creator-fee share does not guarantee income, and coins can lose all their value.
Take the next step

A coin. Your creator.

Review the exact handle and fee shares before you launch. Creators verify with a public video code, manual review and their own wallet. Read the trust and transaction risks before signing.