Email is the wallet everyone already has.

Mailed points the trading fees of a pump.fun token at an email address. The person on the other end keeps 80% and never needs a wallet, an extension, or a seed phrase.

How Mailed works

Paying someone on-chain has always had the same bottleneck: they need a wallet first. Mailed removes that step.

  1. You launch a token on pump.fun and set Mailed as the fee recipient.
  2. You write the destination inbox into the token description: Fees to name@email.com via Mailed
  3. People trade. Fees accrue against that address, split on-chain on every trade.
  4. Mailed emails the address. They verify it, choose how they want the money, and claim.

The recipient does not have to know the token exists. Very often the first they hear of it is the email telling them money is waiting.

Launching a token

The whole setup is five steps, and only one of them is specific to Mailed.

  1. Create the token on pump.fun as you normally would: name, ticker, image.
  2. Set Mailed to 100% in fee sharing.
  3. Revoke the required authority.
  4. Add the recipient to the description: Fees to example@email.com via Mailed
  5. Launch.

Or do it from the launch page, which fills the description line for you and sends the notification as soon as the token is live.

Setting the recipient

One line in the token description is the entire configuration. It must contain a valid email address and the word Mailed, so the indexer can read it:

Fees to vasya@gmail.com via Mailed

Who can receive

Anyone with an inbox. A friend, a creator, a startup, a community, a charity. There is no account to create on their side and nothing to install.

What you cannot do

You cannot change the recipient after launch. The address in the description at launch is the address that gets paid.

The 80/20 split

Every trading fee is divided automatically, on-chain, at the moment of the trade.

80%to the email address named in the token description.
20%buys back $MAILED on the open market, and burns it.

Nothing is held back for a treasury and nothing is minted. The only source of funds is real trading volume.

Claiming your fees

If you received an email from Mailed, this is the whole process:

  1. Open the email and click Claim your money.
  2. Verify that the inbox is yours.
  3. Choose how you want to be paid.
  4. Done.

You do not need a crypto wallet. You never sign a transaction, never install anything, and never enter a password or a seed phrase. Mailed will never ask you for one.

Unclaimed fees

Fees sit against the address until the claim window closes. We email the recipient more than once during that period.

If nobody ever claims, the money does not vanish into anyone's pocket: it rolls into the $MAILED buyback along with the protocol's own 20%.

Buyback and burn

20% of every trading fee, plus anything left unclaimed when the window closes, buys $MAILED on the open market. Every token bought that way is burned.

Supply only goes down. There is no emission schedule and no treasury allocation to unlock.

Is this a scam? No.

If an email told you that money is waiting and you had never heard of Mailed, that reaction is the right one. Here is exactly what happened.

Someone launched a token and chose your email address to receive 80% of its trading fees. That is a thing anyone can do, for anyone, without asking first — which is why the email can arrive out of nowhere.

What Mailed never does

  • Never asks for a password, a seed phrase, or a private key.
  • Never asks you to send money, pay a fee, or "unlock" anything.
  • Never asks you to install a wallet or an extension.

If you were not expecting the email, you can ignore it. Nothing happens, and the fees roll into the buyback when the window closes.