Launch any coin on any company. Every trade fills a vault that only its CEO can open.
Name it anything. Its creator fees go to a vault for that company's CEO, and nobody else can open it.
Every vault below is waiting on one person. One post from them and it's theirs. Until then, everyone can remind them.
Claiming takes one post from your official account. No forms, no calls, no lawyers.
Search it. If anyone launched on it, your vault is already filling.
Get a one-time code and post it from the official account listed for your company. That post is the proof.
Connect a wallet and sign. After a 48-hour check, the vault pays out.
Your post must come from the X account listed for you on Wikidata or your company's site. Prefer email? Use your company address on the same page.
Tied to your wallet and company. Post it exactly as written.
Paste the link to the post you just made.
Your claim enters a 48-hour window. If nobody disputes it, the vault pays your wallet.
A vault belongs to the CEO seat, not the person. If the company changes CEOs, the new one claims. If the vault is never claimed, it just keeps filling.
Whoever holds the CEO seat on Wikidata and on the company's own site when the claim is made.
Any company with a public CEO. Name the coin anything. The company just decides where the fees go.
The vault keeps filling and stays theirs. Every tag is a reminder.
Their coins, like any pump.fun launch. Only the creator fees go to the CEO vault.
The code is tied to a wallet and a company, the post must come from the listed official account, and every claim waits 48 hours for disputes.
No. CEOpad is independent. Names, photos and logos belong to their owners and are shown to identify each vault.