A recipient does not need to be here yet.
Connect Phantom, enter a Telegram username and create a new Pump.fun token or route an existing one. Compatible Phantom versions create the token and fix its fee split in one atomic transaction. Older versions may require two transactions, each reviewed in Phantom. The creator needs control of the token’s fee-sharing authority. No Telegram login or recipient registration is needed at this stage.
Verify only when claiming.
Each token has one designated Telegram recipient. The recipient verifies that account anew for every claim through the Telegram login widget. PING binds the signed verification to the selected token and payout wallet and consumes it once. A previous site session cannot authorize another claim.
For Telegram, before the first verified claim, the recipient is identified by the chosen username. Whoever controls that username at the first verification is bound by their stable numeric Telegram ID. Afterwards, a renamed account keeps its right and a new owner of the old username cannot take over the vault. Check the spelling before signing a route.
One token. One separate PING vault.
The permanent on-chain split sends 80% of creator fees to the token’s dedicated claim wallet and 20% to the published buyback treasury. PING controls the claim-wallet signing keys. This is custody by PING, not a trustless escrow contract.
The recipient’s share waits in the vault until withdrawal. The recipient does not need a wallet assigned in advance. Only the vault and treasury are permanent; the verified recipient chooses a Phantom payout wallet for each claim. Vault-key loss, compromise or service unavailability can affect withdrawals.
Pick a token. Verify. Sign.
Open a token’s claim page or paste its CA. Connect your chosen Phantom wallet, verify the designated Telegram account, then review the claim transaction in Phantom. Keep SOL in the wallet for network fees. PING never asks for your seed phrase.
The claim can distribute newly accrued fees into the vault and transfer the available recipient balance in the same transaction. If the transaction fails, none of its instructions settle. A wallet change requires a fresh claim authorization; there is no permanent Telegram-account-to-wallet link.
Pending transactions can be checked in My claims. If token creation completed but fee routing did not, the connected creator can resume the second step there. Receipts appear only after Solana finality.
Allocation first. Burn after execution.
20% of distributed creator fees reaches the configured treasury. An operator separately executes a market buy and SPL burn for $PING within the configured budget. This is not automatic, and allocation is never shown as a completed burn. Liquidity, slippage and operator availability affect execution.
Anyone may trigger Pump’s fee distribution, but cannot change its locked destinations. PING’s activity feed covers finalized transactions recorded through PING; distributions submitted elsewhere may not appear in its allocation totals.
What PING stores.
PING stores token routes, the chosen Telegram handle and verified Telegram ID, short wallet sessions, single-use verification records, uploaded artwork and transaction receipts. Telegram IDs and vault secrets are never returned in the public API. Wallet session cookies are HTTP-only and expire after one hour. On-chain transfers are public.
Telegram verifies the account through its login widget. PING validates the signed result and requires a fresh verification for every claim. PING does not receive Telegram passwords or login codes. Unused claim challenges expire after five minutes.
Memecoins may lose their entire value. $PING does not guarantee returns or ownership rights. PING is independent of Telegram, Pump.fun and Solana. The operator must publish its identity, jurisdiction and privacy contact before offering the service broadly. These software disclosures do not replace operator-specific terms.
This version supports SOL-paired Pump.fun tokens and Phantom. Already locked fee configurations cannot be rewritten. Existing tokens do not become claimable merely by entering their CA; their creator must first route fees to the PING vault.