Svmuu reported that Pump.fun has partnered with Donate.gg to launch the Charity Coins feature, allowing projects to direct creator fees to charitable organizations. Users can set up to 5 charities as fee recipients on the Pump.fun app or web interface, with Donate.gg handling crypto asset processing and donation transfers.
According to the introduction, this feature aims to reduce controversy, tax issues, and security risks associated with charity-themed Meme coins. It currently supports compliant donations to over 10,000 charitable organizations.
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Pump.fun launches Charity Coins feature, allowing creator fees to be directed to charitable organizations
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