Start with your repository.
Connect GitHub and a Solana wallet. Choose a public repository you own or administer.
Your code is the beginning. Turn your GitHub repository into a coin on Solana — and give your community something to build around.
From your first commit to your first holder.
Three steps. One connected experience.
Connect GitHub and a Solana wallet. Choose a public repository you own or administer.
Add a name, ticker, and image. Launch on pump.fun with a dedicated page for your project.
As your coins trade, eligible creator fees accrue. Claim them directly to your launch wallet.
// Built in public. Launched onchain.
02const project = {
03code: "open",
04creator: "verified through GitHub",
05potential: "up to you"
06};
Every GitBag coin has a home: its repository, its creator, and a shareable project page. Let people explore the code behind the coin.
Bring your repositoryEvery coin is created through the pump.fun program on Solana mainnet. Your wallet signs the launch transaction, and trading happens on pump.fun.
Choose a public, active repository owned by your GitHub account, or an organization repository where you have administrator access. GitBag allows one launched coin per repository.
Eligible trades generate creator fees under pump.fun’s current fee schedule. Fees are pooled by creator wallet across the Pump and PumpSwap programs. Connect the wallet used at launch to view and claim them.
GitBag adds no platform launch fee. Your wallet pays Solana network fees, account rent, any pump.fun protocol charges, and the optional dev buy. A dev buy includes a 1% maximum slippage allowance. Review the transaction in your wallet before signing.
It confirms that the launcher owned or administered the linked repository at launch. It does not audit the code, guarantee token value, or imply endorsement by GitHub or GitBag.
You’ve built something. Now build a community around it.
Launch your coin Your repo. Your coin. Your GitBag.