Trust

Is this safe?

We create your key, then encrypt it for your browser before delivering it. Here's how we protect it.

Sealed where it's made

Our service briefly handles the unencrypted key while finding your address. You trust us to handle it securely during that step. We encrypt the result before delivery; only your browser holds the key to open the stored copy.

How we protect your key

• Only your browser can open it. Before you pay, your browser creates its own encryption key, which never leaves your device. We encrypt your result to it and store the encrypted copy. Without your browser's key, nobody, us included, can decrypt that stored copy.
• Your browser checks it. After decrypting, your browser re-derives the address from the private key and checks it starts and ends the way you ordered. A corrupted or swapped key can't slip through.
• Temporary working copies. We clean up temporary copies after encrypting your result. Cleanup is best-effort; we cannot guarantee that every copy has been erased.
• Gone after 7 days. We delete encrypted results 7 days after we deliver them. When you click done, your browser forgets its key too.
• No trackers. No ads or analytics run on our pages. The only outside code is a human check, which loads when you place an order to keep bots out of checkout.

How we protect your payment

• The only thing you sign is one SOL transfer to our address for your order. Your browser checks the exact amount, recipient and order reference before your wallet even sees it.
• We tie your order to the wallet you connect, and only a payment from that wallet counts.
• We only start once the payment is final on Solana. If you close the tab after paying, we still find your payment.
• Your price is fixed when you order. We keep searching until we find your address, at no extra cost.
• If we ever can't deliver, we refund the full price to the wallet that paid, automatically. You can also cancel for a full refund before generation starts. Solana network fees aren't refundable.

What we'll never do

• Ask for your seed phrase, or for the private key of any wallet you already own.
• Ask you to sign unrelated transactions. A pump.fun launch needs a separate approval after your address is ready.
• Take your key or your payment through a chat. Our pump.fun MCP server for Claude and ChatGPT only prices your address; you pay and launch here.
• DM you first. Our only official account is on X, and support always starts with you.

pump.fun launches

Your custom pump.fun CA comes from a mint keypair, and you only need that keypair once, to create your token. After launch, the token's authorities and pump.fun's program rules control it, not the mint key. Once your token exists, the key is mostly a souvenir.

Before launch it still matters. Anyone holding the key could create a token at that address first. Launch soon after you get it, and treat it like a password until you do.

Launching here. Our API builds the pump.fun transaction, and your browser checks every account and setting in it before signing with your mint key, which stays on your device after delivery. Your wallet is the creator and pays pump.fun's account rent and the network fee. The only buy in it is the dev buy you choose, for you, in the same transaction. We couldn't sneak in a bigger one: your browser checks the amount, that the tokens go to your wallet and that the fees go to pump.fun's own accounts, and refuses anything else. We host your coin's image and details so pump.fun can show them, and nobody can change them after launch. Every coin's description ends with “Launched with notrandomfun.com”, and the launch carries the same line in a memo that touches no account. Your word in your CA also lets holders spot a vamp of your coin. Every step of the launch: how to create a coin on pump.fun.

Keep your key safe

• Save your key somewhere offline or encrypted, like a password manager. Anyone who has it controls the address.
• Keep the recovery file private until your order finishes. It's what lets a browser open your result.
• Check that you're on notrandomfun.com before you connect a wallet.
• Never paste your key into a site or chat because "support" asked you to.
• Copy addresses from your contacts, never from your wallet history. Lookalikes send tiny transfers to sneak in there: here's whether a vanity address is safe from that trick, and how to catch it.
• Imported your key into Phantom? Restoring Phantom from its recovery phrase won't bring an imported key back, so keep your own copy. More on using a vanity address in Phantom.
• Made a key yourself with solana-keygen grind? Same rules: the .json file it writes is the wallet.

Questions?

Ask us anything on X.