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Overview

Last updated October 21, 2026

WICK is a Solana memecoin launchpad for pump.fun that shows its work. Every launch is simulated on-chain before you sign, signed only in your own wallet, and receipted on Arweave the moment it confirms. WICK holds nothing and charges nothing.

WhitepaperWhy a launchpad should prove what it does, and how WICK is built so that it has to. How it worksThe seven steps from an empty form to a live coin, with the exact calls made at each one. ReceiptsWhat a receipt contains, what it proves, what it does not, and how anyone verifies one. FeesEvery cost from every party, with amounts and recipients. WICK's own line is zero. SecurityThe trust model, the attack surface, and what to check before you sign. FAQShort answers to the questions launchers ask most.

In one minute

  1. Connect Phantom, Solflare or Backpack. WICK never sees a private key.
  2. Name the coin, choose a ticker, drop the art, optionally set a first buy.
  3. Run preflight. WICK asks PumpPortal to build the exact pump.fun create transaction, then asks a Solana node to simulate it. You see what leaves your wallet, what lands in it, the compute used and the program logs. Nothing is signed.
  4. Light the wick. Art and metadata are stored on Arweave through Irys (you sign two storage messages). The transaction is rebuilt with the real metadata, simulated again, signed in your wallet, sent and confirmed.
  5. A receipt (mint, creator, metadata hash, cost, transaction) is written to Arweave, signed by your wallet. Anyone can verify it at any time without trusting WICK.
WICK is a static site. There is no backend, no database and no account. Close the tab and nothing of yours remains with WICK; your launches and receipts live on Solana and Arweave, which is where they should live.

What is different

Preflight. Other pads tell you a price. WICK shows you the simulation of the transaction you are about to sign, from the node that will execute it. If the program would reject it, you find out before your wallet opens.

Receipts. A launch leaves a small, permanent, creator-signed record that ties the mint to the creator, the metadata to a hash, and the cost to a transaction. It is the first thing a buyer should look for.

Candles. The live board draws every new coin's market cap from its own trades as they happen, with its real art. It is a window on pump.fun, not a leaderboard WICK controls.

Creator fees. When your wallet is connected, WICK reads your pump.fun creator vault and shows what is waiting to be claimed.