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PAPERWORKPAPERWORK
Form PW-1 · pump.fun launch wrapperSIMULATION

The coin files its own paperwork.

Launch a coin and its listings file themselves. Hit a milestone and the DexScreener profile, the Jupiter request, the CoinGecko application are prepared, paid from the coin's fees, and tracked in public with receipts.

The desk is people. Approvals are the platforms' decisions. Not affiliated with pump.fun or any listing platform.

Live docket · simulationCASE MIZ3UJ1P →
$DOCKET
Docket Duck
100 holderscrossed 8d ago
ReceiptDexScreener
DexScreener Enhanced Token Info
Paid 1.993 SOL from the fund · tx 5ZHZ…V5dh
Approved, per Desk proof · checked 7d ago
Normal pump.fun

The dev remembers to pay for listings, or doesn't. The forms land right when the chart needs attention. And nobody can tell if the $299 DexScreener fee was ever paid.

PAPERWORK

The coin files its own paperwork the moment it hits each milestone, paid from its own fees, with receipts and the platform's answer that anyone can check.

How it works

Kit at launch. Filings at milestones. Status in public.

  1. Drawer 01

    Kit at launch

    Free, the same minute: a hosted website, logo exports at every size listings ask for, a socials kit and pre-filled application packets. Copy-ready, plus a ZIP.

  2. Drawer 02

    Filings at milestones

    100 holders opens the DexScreener order. Graduation opens Jupiter, Birdeye and Solscan. $250K opens CoinGecko, $1M CoinMarketCap. The desk files each within 24 hours, paying fees from the fund at cost.

  3. Drawer 03

    Status in public

    Every filing sits on the coin's docket with its state, fee, receipt and proof. DexScreener, Jupiter and CoinGecko answers are read from their public APIs, with the time they were checked.

A filing form on the desk stamped FILED in blue ink, the stamp just lifting.
The desk files it, with proof and a receipt.Filed
The same form, now stamped APPROVED in green below the FILED stamp.
The platform answers. The docket shows where from.Approved
The schedule

What each milestone files

The creator can opt out of any filing. It then shows as opted out, never as missing.
Milestones and the filings each one opens
01LaunchThe coin goes live on pump.fun
  • PAPERWORKWebsite liveautomatic
  • PAPERWORKListing kit readyautomatic
02100 holders100 wallets hold the coin (declared dev wallets excluded)
  • DexScreenerDexScreener Enhanced Token Infopaid from fund
03Graduated (bonded)The bonding curve completes and the coin migrates
  • JupiterJupiter verification request
  • BirdeyeBirdeye token info
  • SolscanSolscan token info
  • DexScreenerDexScreener boostpaid from fundoptional
04$250K market capMarket cap crosses $250,000
  • CoinGeckoCoinGecko listing application
05$1M market capMarket cap crosses $1,000,000
  • CoinMarketCapCoinMarketCap application
  • PAPERWORKRefreshed kit (updated stats)automatic

Totals

Coins on file
12
Paperwork in order
7
Filings filed
43
Approved by platforms
38
In funds
48.2 SOL
Paid at cost
9.9 SOL

7 waiting for the desk, 3 late · 37 public receipts · simulation data

The board

Paperwork in order

Ranked by paperwork score: what was filed, on time, and what the platforms approved.
Full board
Honest limits

Questions, answered plainly

What PAPERWORK does, and what it doesn't.
Is the desk a bot?

No. Most listing platforms have no submission API: they are web forms and paid checkouts. A person on the PAPERWORK desk submits each one with the kit, pays any fee from the coin's fund, and attaches proof. Each filing has a 24-hour timer from its milestone, and late filings show as late.

Does PAPERWORK get my coin listed?

It files the paperwork. The platforms decide. PAPERWORK never promises an approval; the docket shows the platform's answer and where that answer came from (their public API where one exists, otherwise the desk's proof).

Are you partnered with DexScreener, CoinGecko or pump.fun?

No. PAPERWORK is not affiliated with pump.fun, DexScreener, CoinGecko, Jupiter, Birdeye, Solscan or CoinMarketCap. It fills in their public forms and pays their public prices, at cost.

Who holds the fund?

In v1 the PAPERWORK keeper holds each coin's fund in a per-coin encrypted vault, capped at 15 SOL (anything above goes to the creator), with every transaction public. Payouts on mainnet go through an admin review and a kill switch.

What if the fund can't pay a fee?

The filing waits as QUEUED (underfunded) on the docket and files when the fund catches up. Nothing is paid from anywhere else.

Can the creator skip a filing?

Yes, at launch or later. An opted-out filing shows as opted out, never as missing, and doesn't count against the coin.

What stops a creator cutting the fund?

Nothing on chain: pump.fun lets a creator edit fee shares. A watcher reads the split every few minutes; if the fund's share is cut, the coin is flagged FUND CUT on every page, with the transaction.

Launch the coin. Leave the forms to the desk.

Not affiliated with pump.fun, DexScreener, CoinGecko, Jupiter, Birdeye, Solscan or CoinMarketCap. Approvals are the platforms' decisions. The fund is held by the PAPERWORK keeper in v1. Memecoins with no promised value.