Your fees arrive
as Reddit Gold.
If a coin was launched in your name, its creator fees are yours. They reach you inside Reddit, where your Gold already lands. No wallet, no login, nothing to hold.
Paste your username or profile link. Your page shows every coin, the balance and every Gold award sent.
u/yourname· your latest post 12 GoldNew post, same username — creator fees from the coin arrive right here.
Contributor balance
$0.00
Fees settling from pump.fun…
$25.00 in fees → 12 Gold → $12.00 in your Contributor balance.
How it reaches you
- 1
Someone launches
A coin is created in your name on pump.fun. You do nothing; you may not even know yet.
- 2
Trades pay fees
Every buy and sell pays a creator fee into the awarded fee account, tagged with your username.
- 3
Fees become Gold
Hourly, awarded buys Reddit Gold with what settled and awards it to one of your posts.
- 4
You cash out
Gold lands in your Contributor balance. Reddit pays it out once you pass $10.
Fees → Gold → cash
Gold costs $1.99 · pays $1.00
- Gold awarded
- 12
- You receive
- $12.00
- Reddit keeps
- $11.88
Whole Gold only, so $1.12 carries over to the next award. The payout rate is Reddit’s Top Contributor rate; Contributors with under 5,000 karma receive $0.90 per Gold instead.
Can Gold reach you?
0 of 5 — tick what applies.
Gold on the way
The first award prints here once a creator has $1.99 in fees waiting.
Do I need to do anything?
No. The Gold is awarded to a post you already made. To turn it into cash, be enrolled in the Reddit Contributor Program — that is a setting on Reddit, not here.
Why not just send me crypto?
Because you would need a wallet, and most redditors do not have one. Gold is already money inside Reddit, and Reddit pays it out to your bank.
Why is it about half?
Gold costs $1.99 and Reddit pays contributors about $1.00 per Gold. That is Reddit’s cut at the payout step, and every receipt shows it plainly.