Frequently asked
Where the fees go, who can claim, and the fine print.
What happens to the fees?
Every trade of a pump.fun coin pays a small creator fee (about 0.3% of volume on the bonding curve, lower after graduation; set by pump.fun). For coins launched here, that fee goes to the DiscordPaid treasury and is booked to the server the coin names, keyed by its permanent ID, so renamed servers and expired invites lose nothing.
With the default settings, 100% of it is reserved for the server owner. Any platform share is shown on the launch form before you launch.
Who can claim: the owner, the admins, the mods?
Only the owner, the one account Discord marks as owner. Admins and moderators can't claim. With "Log in with Discord", Discord itself tells us whether your account owns the server.
We ask for the identify and guilds scopes only. We don't read messages, join servers or post anything, and the login token is discarded right after the check. We never ask for your password and never DM first.
What if ownership changes, or nobody claims?
Whoever owns the server at the moment of the claim can claim. Fees already paid out are final; future fees may be re-assigned after a manual check if ownership changes.
Unclaimed money stays reserved for the server and can be claimed at any time.
Does having a coin mean the server supports it?
No. Anyone can launch a coin for any server with a public invite. It says nothing about what the owner, mods or members think of it. Please don't spam servers to promote a coin.
How much will an owner get?
It depends entirely on how much people trade the coins. Most memecoins see little or no volume after launch, so most servers will receive little or nothing. Fees are not guaranteed.
Is DiscordPaid part of Discord?
No. DiscordPaid is an independent project, not affiliated with, endorsed or sponsored by Discord Inc. Discord is a trademark of Discord Inc.
Is this financial advice?
No. Nothing here is financial, investment, legal or tax advice. Memecoins are extremely volatile and most go to zero. Recipients are responsible for any taxes on what they receive.