Looted docs
Looted lets anyone launch a pump.fun token for any Fortnite username. The token's creator fees are routed to a fee wallet that belongs to that player, and the player claims them by verifying their Epic Games account through Discord.
There is nothing for the player to set up in advance. Fees start accruing from the first trade, and they stay available until the player claims them.
How it works
- Choose a player. Enter any Fortnite username. Every username maps to its own fee wallet on Solana, so the same name always points to the same wallet.
- Launch the token. The token is created on pump.fun with that player's fee wallet set as the creator. From then on, every trade pays creator fees into it.
- The player verifies. The player signs in with Discord. Looted reads the Epic Games account linked to their Discord to confirm which username is theirs.
- The player claims. Looted collects the fees owed to that username across all of its tokens and sends them to any Solana address the player chooses. Looted pays the network costs.
Launching a token
Open Launch, enter the player's Fortnite username, and fill in the token's name, ticker, image and description. Connect Phantom or use the built-in browser wallet, then confirm.
What happens on-chain
- The token is created directly through pump.fun's on-chain program, the same one pump.fun's own site uses.
- The player's fee wallet is set as the token's creator. This is fixed at launch, so fees can only ever go to that player.
- The launch is tagged on-chain so the token appears on Looted's Tokens page and the player's profile.
What you need
- A Solana wallet with about 0.02 SOL for network costs, plus any amount you want to buy at launch.
- The player's exact Fortnite (Epic Games) display name. Capitalization doesn't matter, but spelling does.
Claiming fees
If tokens were launched for your username, the fees are yours to claim.
- Link Epic Games to Discord. In Discord, open User Settings → Connections → Epic Games and sign in.
- Sign in with Discord. Open Claim and select Sign in with Discord. Looted only reads your username and linked accounts.
- Claim to your wallet. Review your balance, enter any Solana address (or create one on the site), confirm you are 18 or older, and claim.
Creator fees
pump.fun pays a creator fee on every trade of a token. The rate is set by pump.fun, not by Looted. Because the player's fee wallet is the creator, that share goes to the player.
- Before graduation, fees accrue in the creator vault of pump.fun's bonding curve.
- After graduation, when a token migrates to PumpSwap, fees accrue in PumpSwap's creator vault.
A claim collects from both places for every token launched for that username and pays the total in SOL.
Fee wallets
Each username has one dedicated fee wallet. It is generated by Looted's server from the username, so the same name always produces the same address and fees from every token for that player collect in one place.
- You can see any player's fee wallet address on their profile. Look up a username from the home page.
- Looted's server holds the keys to fee wallets so it can collect and pay out fees automatically. Payouts only ever go to the address chosen by the verified player.
- Fees follow the username a token was launched for. If a player changes their Epic Games name, they should claim before changing it.
Account verification
Epic Games doesn't offer public sign-in for third-party sites, so Looted uses the Epic Games connection on Discord, which Discord verifies when you link it.
- Looted asks Discord for two permissions: your basic profile and your connected accounts.
- Only an Epic Games connection that Discord has verified is accepted.
- Looted never sees your Discord or Epic Games password, and it doesn't keep a database of users. Your sign-in lasts two hours and is stored only in a signed cookie in your browser.
On-chain transparency
Everything Looted does can be checked on Solana.
- Every launch is tagged with Looted's registry address, which has no private key:
loading… - A token is only listed on Looted if its on-chain creator is the fee wallet for the player it names. Copies can't appear here.
- Every payout is a normal Solana transaction you can view on Solscan.
Costs and limits
FAQ
What is Looted?
Looted lets anyone launch a pump.fun token for an Epic Games player. The player's dedicated fee wallet is set as the token's creator, so creator fees from every trade accrue to them. The player claims by verifying their account through Discord.
How does a player claim?
Link your Epic Games account to Discord (Discord → Settings → Connections → Epic Games). Then select Claim on Looted and sign in with Discord. We read the Epic Games account linked to your Discord, show your balance, and pay it to the wallet you choose. You can create a wallet on the site.
Why Discord instead of an Epic Games login?
Discord verifies the Epic Games account you link to it. That lets us confirm which Epic Games name is yours without ever handling your Epic password.
Where are fees held before they are claimed?
Each player has a dedicated fee wallet on Solana. Tokens launched for them set it as the creator, so fees accrue there. When the player claims, Looted collects the fees and pays them to the player's wallet, covering the network costs.
What if a player changes their Epic Games name?
Fees follow the name a token was launched for. Claim before changing your name; payouts go to whoever holds that name at the time of the claim.
Who can claim?
Only people aged 18 or older. You confirm your age before claiming.
What does launching cost?
About 0.02 SOL in Solana network costs, plus any initial buy. Looted charges no platform fee.
Is Looted affiliated with Epic Games?
No. Looted is independent and is not affiliated with, endorsed or sponsored by Epic Games, Inc. or Discord Inc.
Is this financial advice?
No. Memecoins are highly speculative and most lose their value. Only spend what you can afford to lose.