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PlaceCoin

Coins for real-world places · on pump.fun

Every place deserves a coin.

Launch a coin for any café, gym, bar, shop or venue on the map. One coin per place. The real owner claims 80% of the creator fees — by DNS, a file on their website, or a claim code posted inside the venue.

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  • One coin per place
  • Owner claims 80%
  • Escrow until claimed
  • Fees split on-chain
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How it works

From a pin on the map to a coin — in three steps.

Anyone can launch. Only the real owner can claim the fees.

01

Find a place

Search any café, gym, bar or shop, or paste a Google Maps link. Sensitive places (hospitals, schools, places of worship, government) are not eligible.

02

Launch its coin

Pick a name and ticker, sign in your wallet. The coin is created on pump.fun with fee sharing configured on-chain. One coin per place, ever.

03

The owner claims fees

The real owner proves control with a DNS record, a file on their website, or a claim-code poster in the venue — then receives 80% of creator fees from then on, plus the backlog the escrow owes them.

Fee split

The venue gets the biggest share. Always.

Until claimed, 100% of creator fees go to the PlaceCoin escrow (it owes the owner 80% and the launcher 10%). When the owner is verified, the split switches on-chain to 80/10/10 permanently and the escrow pays out the backlog.

  • Public escrow until claimed. Each coin's pump.fun creator is the PlaceCoin escrow wallet. Everything it receives — and what it owes the owner and launcher — is recorded per coin and visible on Solscan.
  • One permanent switch. pump.fun allows exactly one fee-share update. On an approved claim the escrow uses it to lock 80/10/10 forever, then pays the owner and launcher their backlog.
  • Anyone can distribute. Distribution is permissionless — press “Distribute fees” on any place page.

Creator fees, per coin

1Until the owner claims

100% to the PlaceCoin escrow. It owes the owner 80% and the launcher 10%; the platform keeps 10%.

2After the owner is verified — locked forever

  • 80% Venue owner
  • 10% Launcher
  • 10% Platform

The escrow signs a single, permanent on-chain switch to this split and pays out the backlog it owes. Nobody — including PlaceCoin — can change it afterwards.

For owners

Own the place? Claim its coin.

Three ways to prove it's yours. DNS and website checks are automatic; posters get an AI pre-check and a human review.

Verification details

DNS record

Add a TXT record to the domain listed for your business.

_placecoin.yourdomain.com TXT placecoin-verify=pc-…

Website file

Upload a small text file with your claim code to your website.

https://yourdomain.com/.well-known/placecoin.txt

In-venue poster

Print the QR poster with your claim code, put it up inside, and upload a photo. Reviewed by a person.

Claim code: pc-XXXXXXXXXX

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Who receives the fees before a claim?
Until claimed, 100% of creator fees go to the PlaceCoin escrow (it owes the owner 80% and the launcher 10%). When the owner is verified, the split switches on-chain to 80/10/10 permanently and the escrow pays out the backlog. The launcher is paid their share from the escrow at the same time as the owner.
Is the venue involved?
Not unless it has claimed its coin. Coins are launched by the community and are not affiliated with or endorsed by the venue until the owner claims. Every place page shows its claim status clearly.
What if the owner never claims?
Until claimed, 100% of creator fees go to the PlaceCoin escrow, which records per coin that it owes the owner 80% and the launcher 10%. The owner's amount stays owed — whenever they verify, the split switches on-chain permanently and the escrow pays out the backlog.
Which places are not eligible?
Hospitals, clinics, schools, kindergartens, universities, places of worship, government buildings and town halls, police and fire stations, military sites, cemeteries, embassies, courthouses and prisons.
Can a place have more than one coin?
No. Each place gets exactly one coin. If someone already launched it, search results link straight to the existing coin.
How do owners prove they own a place?
A DNS TXT record or a .well-known file on the website listed for the business (automatic), or a claim-code poster photographed inside the venue (AI pre-check plus admin approval — never approved by photo alone).
Is this financial advice?
No. Coins on pump.fun are highly volatile and can go to zero. Only use money you can afford to lose. Trademarks belong to their owners.

Put your favourite place on the map.

Launch its coin in a couple of minutes. If you own it, claim it.

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