A launchpad with GPUs behind it.
Voltpad launches coins on Pump.fun, on Solana. Every coin launched here gets its own GPU budget, filled by a fixed share of its creator fees. The budget pays for AI images made in the coin's studio and for GPU hours reserved for that coin.
You sign every action with your own wallet. Voltpad builds the transaction; it never holds your funds or your keys.
Launching a coin
- Fill in the name, ticker, image, description and links.
- Choose who can use the coin's studio: its holders, or only you.
- Sign once in your wallet. The coin is created on Pump.fun with its fee split fixed, and a small GPU prepay seeds its budget.
Where creator fees go.
Every trade of a coin on Pump.fun produces creator fees. On Voltpad those fees are split three ways, fixed at launch. The split cannot be changed afterwards.
| Recipient | Share |
|---|---|
| The coin's creator | 50% |
| Buyback and burn of the coin | 20% |
| The coin's GPU budget | 30% |
The 20% that buys and burns.
The burn share is sent to a buyback wallet. That wallet buys the coin on the open market and burns what it buys, removing those tokens from the supply for good.
A dollar balance per coin.
Each coin has a GPU budget, credited in dollars. It is filled by the coin's 30% share of creator fees and by the GPU prepay made at launch.
- AI images: each image made in the coin's studio is paid from the budget at a flat per-image price.
- Dedicated GPU hours: the budget can pay for GPU time reserved for that coin.
- Credits: outside a coin's budget, you can top up your own credits and pay for images and renders with them.
The budget is spending power for compute. It is not a payout: holding a coin earns no yield.
Who can use a coin's GPU.
At launch the creator chooses who can make images through the coin's budget: everyone who holds the coin, or only the creator. Holders who have access make images paid from the budget, not from their own wallet.
The image editor in the studio is free, runs in your browser and needs no wallet.
Rent a GPU, or rent yours out.
The rent page lists machines by GPU, memory and hourly price. You pay only for the hours you use.
Anyone with a capable machine can register it on the network. Each marketplace rental is split 80% to the machine's owner and 20% to the platform.
- Run the rig check on the network page to see what your machine can handle.
- Register the machine; it is listed under an anonymous alias.
- Set your hourly price and get paid per rental.
Use Voltpad from your own apps.
The API reads coin data and makes images and renders paid from your credits or a coin's budget. Keys are issued to connected wallets and act on the API only: they can never sign a transaction or move funds. Launches and trades are always signed in your own wallet.