Trust

Is this safe?

Short answer: we encrypt your key so only your browser can open it, but for a moment one of our GPUs does see it. Here's exactly what that means.

The honest part

To find your address, a GPU has to generate its private key, so the GPU worker briefly sees it. That's true of any service that grinds normal, importable wallet keys for you. If someone claims otherwise, ask them how.

What we can control is everything after that, and we've built it so that the key never sits anywhere readable.

Our advice: a vanity wallet is great for receiving, showing off and everyday use. Keep serious savings on a hardware wallet.

How we protect your key

How we protect your payment

What we'll never do

pump.fun launches

You only need a mint keypair once, to create your token. After launch, the token's authorities and pump.fun's program rules control it, not the mint key. Once your token exists, the key is mostly a souvenir.

Before launch it still matters. Anyone holding the key could create a token at that address first. Launch soon after you get it, and treat it like a password until you do.

Launching here. Our API builds the pump.fun transaction, and your browser checks every account and setting in it before signing with your mint key, which never leaves your device. Your wallet is the creator and pays pump.fun's account rent and the network fee. There's no dev buy, and we couldn't sneak one in: your browser would refuse the transaction. We host your coin's image and details so pump.fun can show them, and nobody can change them after launch.

How to stay safe

Still unsure?

That's healthy. Start with a short word on a fresh wallet and see how it works before you use it for anything that matters. Questions? Reach us on X.