Coins for
anything Fortnite
fortpad is a pump.fun launchpad for anything Fortnite — creators, skins, emotes, items. Every coin names one X account, and pump.fun pays that account the creator fee on every trade.
Pick anything
A creator, a skin, an emote, an item, or anything else. Creator coins pay that creator; for everything else you choose the X account — yours, a creator's, anyone's.
Launch on pump.fun
Name, ticker, image, done. It launches like any pump.fun coin and gets its own page here, set as the coin's website.
The fees pay out
Every trade's creator fee goes to the named account. Its owner verifies with a code in their X bio and cashes out as SOL, V‑Bucks or X Money.
The fees go to the account you name
On pump.fun, every trade pays a small creator fee to whoever is set as the coin's creator. On a normal launch that's the wallet that launched it. On fortpad it's the fee wallet of the X account the coin names, written into the coin at launch.
Every X account gets one fee wallet, tied to its permanent X user ID — so it keeps working even if the handle changes. All coins naming that account pay into the same wallet. Nobody can redirect the fees afterwards, and fortpad takes no cut of them.
Fee wallet addresses are shown on every coin page, so anyone can check the balance on Solscan at any time.
How creators get paid
A creator enters their handle on the claim page and pastes a one‑time code into their X bio. Only the owner of the account can do that, so only they can claim.
SOL is paid straight to their wallet, on‑chain, the moment they verify. V‑Bucks (as redeem codes, sent by DM) and X Money are sent by the fortpad team, usually within 24 hours — neither has a public API, so a person handles it.
Until a creator claims, their fees simply keep stacking up in their fee wallet. Nobody else can withdraw them.
Questions
Are these real coins?
Yes. Every launch is a real pump.fun coin on Solana, created by the pump.fun program itself. You can trade it on pump.fun, and it graduates to PumpSwap like any other coin.
Do I need the creator's permission to launch?
No — just like any pump.fun launch. The difference is that the creator gets the fees instead of you. Coins are tributes; please don't pretend to be the creator.
Can I launch a coin for a skin or an item?
Yes. Pick any Fortnite skin, emote, pickaxe or glider — its art becomes the coin image — and choose the X account that gets the fees. It can be your own.
Does the creator have to do anything?
Only to claim. Fees accrue from the first trade whether or not they know the coin exists.
What does launching cost?
About 0.025 SOL in network fees and account rent, plus your optional first buy. fortpad charges nothing on top.
What if the creator never claims?
The fees stay in their fee wallet and keep growing. They can claim any time.
Who holds the fee wallets?
fortpad's server signs payouts from the fee wallets, and only after the X account owner verifies. Every balance and payout is public on‑chain.
Is this affiliated with Epic Games, Fortnite or X?
No. fortpad is independent and not affiliated with, endorsed or sponsored by Epic Games or X Corp. Fortnite and V‑Bucks are trademarks of Epic Games.
Is this financial advice?
No. These are memecoins. They're volatile, have no intrinsic value and can go to zero. Only trade what you can afford to lose.