How BAGWORK works

Six stations on one line. Pump.fun creates the token; BAGWORK tracks the work around it and only counts what can be verified.

  1. 01

    Clock in a bag

    Create your token through BAGWORK. Pump.fun creates it, and 100% of its creator fees are routed to the Payroll Vault.

    Fill in name, ticker, image and links on /launch. BAGWORK pins the image and metadata to IPFS and builds a Pump.fun create_v2 transaction with the official Pump.fun SDK.

    The same transaction sets up the coin's Pump.fun fee sharing so 100% of its creator fees go to the BAGWORK Payroll Vault. It's locked on-chain and permanent. That's the deal: creators don't take creator fees, the people who bring buyers do.

    You review every instruction, then sign in your own wallet. The token is created by Pump.fun's on-chain program, lives on Pump.fun's bonding curve, and shows up on pump.fun like any other coin.

    BAGWORK confirms the transaction on-chain before it lists your token — nothing is recorded from a claim alone.

  2. 02

    Build your workforce

    Your community clocks in and gets individual worker links and profiles.

    Anyone can clock in to a token by signing a free message with their wallet. They get a personal work link like /t/<mint>?worker=<code> and an employee file at /worker/<wallet>.

    Signing proves wallet ownership, so nobody can open a link in someone else's name.

  3. 03

    Send people to work

    Workers share their link and bring real attention to the token.

    Posts, replies, group chats — wherever people hang out. A visitor who follows the link lands on the token's BAGWORK page with the worker remembered for seven days.

  4. 04

    Verify the work

    BAGWORK separates clicks from wallet connections from on-chain buys.

    Clicks are counted and shown, never scored — they're trivial to fake.

    Wallet connections after a visit are recorded; a connection where the visitor also signed a message ranks higher than one that didn't.

    A buy is verified only when the buyer's own signed transaction carries the worker's memo (bagwork:w=<code>). That happens when they buy through the token's BAGWORK page. BAGWORK never claims credit for a purchase it can't tie to a worker on-chain, and a worker can't credit themselves.

    Clicks
    Someone opened a work link.
    None. Anyone can click.
    Wallet connections
    A wallet connected on BAGWORK after arriving through the link.
    Weak. Signed connections prove wallet control, not intent.
    Confirmed referred activity
    The buyer's own transaction carries the worker's memo, bagwork:w=<code>.
    Strong. The buyer signed it; it's on-chain forever.
    On-chain purchases
    Every buy on the token's bonding curve, whoever sent the buyer.
    Indexed for the work report. Not credited to anyone.
  5. 05

    Climb the floor

    Tokens and workers are ranked on public, rule-based leaderboards.

    Work Score is a published formula over verified activity only. Leaderboards cover 24 hours, 7 days, 30 days and all time.

    Work Score formula
    +100
    Verified buyer per unique wallet
    On-chain buy signed with your worker memo
    +50
    Verified volume per 1 SOL
    SOL spent in those memo-attributed buys
    +5
    Signed connection per wallet
    Wallet connected through your link and signed a message
    +1
    Connection per wallet
    Wallet connected through your link (unsigned)
    +0
    Click
    Displayed for context. Never scored.

    Work Score ranks the leaderboards. Payday pay is based only on the SOL your verified buyers spent. Buys where the buyer is the worker themselves are excluded. BAGWORK can't prove two wallets belong to different people, so rankings reflect verified on-chain behaviour, not identity.

  6. 06

    Payday

    The Payroll Vault pays workers every day from the creator fees their tokens generate.

    Every trade of a BAGWORK token pays Pump.fun's normal fee. The creator-fee part of it flows into the Payroll Vault, from every token, before and after graduation.

    Once a day, each token's new fees are split among the workers whose links brought verified buyers of that token since the last payroll, in proportion to the SOL those buyers spent. SOL is sent to their wallets automatically.

    No buyers brought in? That token's fees roll into the next payroll. Every fee in and every payout out is public on-chain.

    1. 01

      Someone trades

    2. 02

      Pump.fun takes its creator fee

    3. 03

      100% routed to the vault

    4. 04

      Payroll Vault fills up

    5. 05

      Daily payroll

    6. 06

      Workers get paid

    See the Payroll Vault

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BAGWORK is the interface and community layer. Pump.fun is the token-launch infrastructure.

When you launch through BAGWORK, your token is actually created by Pump.fun's on-chain program using Pump.fun's official SDK. BAGWORK does not deploy its own tokens, and never labels a token as Pump.fun unless its creation transaction contains Pump.fun's own CreateEvent.

BAGWORK then provides the additional discovery, analytics, worker and community tooling around it. The official BAGWORK token launches the same way, through the same flow.

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No fake statistics. No fake transactions. No fake payouts.

  • If a data source fails, the page says data temporarily unavailable instead of showing a number.
  • Launches are recorded only after the server reads the confirmed transaction from Solana.
  • Pay shows as paid only when a real transfer from the Payroll Vault to the worker's wallet confirms on-chain.
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