Selfcharity
Start a charityLaunch a coin, hold the Selfcharity coin in its dev wallet, and link a charity. Every creator fee the coin earns goes to that charity, for as long as it trades.
Try one:
$SELF CA
The wallet that launched your coin has to hold the Selfcharity coin. That is how we know the person linking the charity is the one who made the coin.
Give it a name, a cause and the wallet it gets paid to. Sign once with your dev wallet and the charity is linked to your coin.
All the creator fees your coin earns are sent straight to the charity's wallet. Anyone can paste your CA here and see where the money goes.
| Coin | Charity | Holders | Linked | Fees sent |
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You don't need to be a registered nonprofit. A cause, a wallet for it and a coin you launched are enough. You can point the fees at a new charity later, and the change shows up in every lookup.
It proves the person signing up the charity is the one who launched the coin, and it ties every charity on the site to the Selfcharity coin. If the dev wallet drops below 1,000,000 $SELF, fees pause until it's topped up again.
Paste the coin's CA in the box at the top. You'll see the linked charity, its wallet and every fee sent to it. Each payout is a normal Solana transfer you can check yourself.
No. Once a charity is linked, all of the coin's creator fees go to it. There's no split to set.
Yes, by signing again with the same dev wallet. The lookup shows the current charity and when it was changed, so holders always know where the money goes.
No. Anyone can make a charity. Look at the charity's wallet and what it does with the money before you buy a coin because of it.