A charity launchpad on Raydium LaunchLab
Every trade
gives kindly.
Launch a coin and let its fees fund
a children's hospital in Uganda.
Pick a verified charity and pledge 75–90% of your coin's fees. The pledge is written into the launch transaction, and every payout goes straight to the charity's own published wallet.
- 75–90%
- to charity
- 5 min
- payout cycle
- 1 tx
- coin + pledge
Where the fees go
One fee, split in the open.
Calculator · the rules, worked through
1% of every trade// written into your launch transaction
kindly:v1:<charity wallet>:7500
…it pays 2.5 SOL in fees, split like this:
- Charity75%1.88 SOL
- You, the creator15%0.375 SOL
- Kindly10%0.25 SOL
Traders also pay Raydium's own 0.25%, which never touches Kindly.
Understand the system
How does Kindly work?
- 01
Pick a charity
Every charity on Kindly has one Solana address, published by the charity itself, with a link to the page it was published on. That address is where the money goes.
charity GiveWell wallet 4Z2D…jGah source givewell.org ↗
- 02
Set the split
75–90% of your coin's fees to the charity, in steps of 5%. Kindly keeps 10% to run the payouts; you keep the rest. Whatever you choose is final.
charity 75% you 15% kindly 10%
- 03
Launch. The pledge is public.
One transaction creates your coin on Raydium LaunchLab and carries the pledge as a memo. It's on-chain forever. Every 5 minutes Kindly claims the fees and pays the charity's wallet directly.
ix InitializeV2 memo kindly:v1:4Z2D…:7500 5 min → charity wallet
So far
Every number is on-chain.
- Delivered to charities
- 0 SOL
- Payouts
- 0
- Coins launched
- 0
- Charities funded
- 0
Latest payouts
keeper onlineKindly is brand new. The first coin starts the count.
Be first →Why Kindly exists
Where do fees actually go?
| A plain launch | Kindly | |
|---|---|---|
| Who gets the fees | The platform and the creator. | A charity (75–90%), the creator, and 10% to run Kindly. |
| The promise | A tweet, a bio, a screenshot. | A memo inside the launch transaction. Public and permanent. |
| Paying out | Whenever someone remembers. | Every 5 minutes, straight to the charity's own wallet. |
| Trading fee | Around 1–1.25% on most pads. | 1.25%: Raydium's 0.25% + 1% that gets shared. |
| Proof | Trust the creator. | Open the launch memo. Open each payout. Compare. |
Who you can launch for
Real charities. Verified addresses.
Missing one? Send us its published Solana address and the page it's published on.
Questions
FAQ
What is Kindly?+
A charity launchpad on Raydium LaunchLab. You launch a coin, and a fixed share of its trading fees goes to a charity you choose, automatically, for as long as the coin trades.
How do I know the charity gets paid?+
Two things are on-chain. The pledge: a memo in your launch transaction naming the charity's wallet and its share. The payouts: plain SOL transfers to that same wallet, each tagged with your coin. Transparency lists both, with links to Solscan.
Who pays out?+
Kindly's keeper. Each coin has its own fee wallet that LaunchLab pays the coin's fees into; every 5 minutes the keeper claims them and sends the split. LaunchLab has no built-in way to split a fee three ways, so this step is done by Kindly, not by a contract. It's the part you trust, and the part you can check.
Where does the money land?+
Directly in the Solana address the charity published. Each address, and the page it was published on, is listed on the Charities page.
What does Kindly earn?+
10% of each coin's fees. It pays for running the payouts and building the project. We say that out loud.
Can I give more than 75%?+
Yes, up to 90%. At 90% you keep nothing. Below 75% can't be launched through Kindly.
What about after graduation?+
At 85 SOL the coin moves to a Raydium pool and 100% of the liquidity is burned. The pool's creator fee keeps flowing to the coin's fee wallet and is shared by the same pledge.
Give with every trade.
Your coin. Their cause. Pledged on-chain at launch, paid straight to the charity's own wallet.
75 charity · 15 you · 10 kindly