printing from your wallet

1. 1
   connect a wallet

   any Solana wallet: Phantom, Solflare…

2. 2
   set a first buy

   optional, in SOL. 0 is fine. the launcher shows an estimate of the tokens you'd get.

3. 3
   add links

   x and telegram, both optional. the website is filled in: the coin's page on brrrr.

4. 4
   pick when

   launch now, or pick a time. keep the page open: at that time your wallet asks you to sign. a scheduled launch still waits for your signature.

5. 5
   brrrr builds the transactions

   brrrr's server builds two: the pump.fun create (name, ticker, image and metadata, with your first buy in the same transaction, so nobody gets in between) and the fee split. it checks both and tries the create on Solana first, without sending it.

6. 6
   you review and sign

   the summary lists everything you're about to sign, and the page checks the transactions again itself. one prompt in your own wallet signs both; brrrr never sees or holds your keys.

7. 7
   it's live

   the create lands first, then the split, which locks the fee split on chain. the coin is live on pump.fun, and its page and receipt line appear on brrrr.

wallet

the one you connect. it launches from here and you're the creator.

first buy

optional, in SOL, with 0 / 0.1 / 0.5 / 1 one tap away. the estimate of what you get comes from pump.fun's starting curve, before fees; the real amount is set when you sign.

links

x and telegram (optional), and the website: the coin's page on brrrr.

creator fees

85 / 10 / 5, fixed for every coin printed here. not an option. the split →

timing

launch now, or schedule a time.

advanced

slippage for the first buy (1, 5, 10 or 25%, 5% to start) and a priority fee (low, medium or high).

whatever pump.fun charges to create a coin, plus your first buy if you set one. printing the kit and every redo stay free.

the transaction is built on brrrr's server and signed in your wallet. brrrr never sees or holds your keys, and nothing launches unless you sign it.

the coin trades on pump.fun's bonding curve. when the curve fills, it graduates to PumpSwap. pump.fun pays a creator fee on trades, and creator fees continue after graduation. the split applies to all of them.