Fair questions.

A crypto token associated with a meme, person, or internet moment.

Think of it like the stock market of the attention economy. Except, nobody owns your work or your idea.

We know it doesn’t make sense. We’ll guide you through it.

No. Buying or holding the campaign’s token is not a condition of working with us. The proposed arrangement pays you a share of creator fees, not a profit from selling an allocation.

Nope. We’ll explain everything to you in clear and simple terms.

In most cases, add a link to your bio and make one post or comment.

It’s up to you how much you choose to promote the project.

There is no reliable promise we can make. Earnings depend on actual eligible fee generation and the agreed setup. You may earn nothing. Example calculations demonstrate the split; they are not forecasts.

Yes—including all the money they put in. Our fee arrangement doesn’t remove that risk, and we can earn fees while traders lose money. We won’t describe a token as a guaranteed payday.

Yes. The way we run campaigns is fully legal and above board. We check each one against the rules where it will be promoted before anything goes live, involve qualified advisers where needed, and don’t proceed with anything we can’t support.

That’s the difference from the anonymous accounts in your DMs: they can’t make the same guarantee, and if something goes wrong you have no idea who you were dealing with. We’re a named team, and the important parts are agreed in writing.

Yes—with organising records and coordinating appropriate support. We work with your accountant or help you access a qualified adviser where available, with the scope and any separate fee agreed upfront.

Receiving digital assets can create tax obligations; those questions shouldn’t wait until you move money into a bank account. Individual advice and filing are handled by the professional responsible for your circumstances.

In your preferred currency, within 48 hours. You never need a crypto wallet, and you never need to hold crypto.

Before launch, we agree your payout details and any transaction charges, and we explain what you can verify. Every payout is recorded.

We can investigate the situation and discuss your options. We don’t assume the coin is yours, that its fee settings can be changed, or that past fees can be recovered. Any involvement still needs your permission and the relevant checks. Pump’s terms make community takeovers discretionary rather than an automatic entitlement.

Before launch, you can decide not to proceed. Afterwards, the agreement explains how the relationship can end. Ending our involvement doesn’t necessarily remove the token from circulation or stop other people trading it.

No—not automatically. We first check whether we can support the arrangement for your location, intended audience and relevant platform restrictions. We don’t help people bypass those restrictions.