Hold the minimum
Keep 250,000 $PAIDFLIX or more in your wallet. That is 0.025% of the supply. From there, your wallet earns a part of every fee.
The coin, the fee split, the holder rules, the claim, and the Netflix rules. All on one page.
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Paidflix is a coin on Pump.fun. Every trade of the coin pays a creator fee, and 70% of that fee buys Netflix gift codes for the holders.
You hold at least 250,000 $PAIDFLIX. You claim a gift code on this website. You redeem it on your own Netflix account. Paidflix never shares accounts or passwords.
The coin is live on Pump.fun.
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A trader buys or sells $PAIDFLIX on Pump.fun.
The trade pays a creator fee in SOL.
70% of the creator fee goes to the holder balances.
A snapshot records every holder with at least 250,000 $PAIDFLIX. Your holder balance grows in proportion to the coins in your wallet.
Your holder balance reaches $30. You claim a gift code on the Claim page.
You redeem the gift code on Netflix and press play.
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$PAIDFLIX is a regular coin with a SOL pair. Pump.fun sets the creator fee, and the rate falls as the market cap of the coin grows.
Between the low and the high market cap, the rate falls in steps. Only trades on Pump.fun and on the main PumpSwap pool pay the creator fee.
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Every creator fee goes to one public wallet first. Then one split divides it, the same way for every fee.
70%
Buys Netflix gift codes that holders claim.
Wallet
Published at launch
20%
Buys $PAIDFLIX on the market and burns it.
Wallet
Published at launch
10%
Keeps the project running.
Wallet
Published at launch
Gift codes are bought off-chain, so Paidflix publishes every fee, every gift code purchase, and every burn.
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No staking. No sign-up. Hold the coin, and your holder balance grows with every trade.
Keep 250,000 $PAIDFLIX or more in your wallet. That is 0.025% of the supply. From there, your wallet earns a part of every fee.
Your holder balance grows in proportion to the coins you hold. At $30, you can claim one Netflix gift code worth $30.
Each wallet can claim one gift code every 30 days. What a large wallet earns above that flows to the other holders, so more holders get paid.
You never have to trade. The coins in your wallet do the work.
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Paidflix takes snapshots of every holder. It does not announce the times.
Each snapshot adds a part of the creator fee to your holder balance, in proportion to the coins that you hold.
A snapshot counts the coins in your wallet. It ignores the bonding curve, the pool accounts, and the creator vault.
A holder balance does not expire. Claim when it reaches $30.
More trade volume pays more creator fees, and more fees buy more gift codes. The number of gift codes follows the volume, so Paidflix does not promise a number.
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Use the wallet that holds $PAIDFLIX.
One signature proves that the wallet is yours.
Choose the billing currency of your Netflix account.
Only your wallet sees the code. Redeem it on Netflix and press play.
Paidflix buys your gift code at the moment you claim, in the billing currency of your Netflix account. Only your wallet sees the code.
The signature is not a transaction. It costs nothing, and it cannot move your coins.
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Netflix sets the rules for gift codes. Check them first, and your code works the first time.
The gift code must be in the billing currency of your Netflix account. You pick the currency when you claim.
An account that Apple bills cannot redeem a gift code until you restart the membership with Netflix billing.
An account that comes in a Netflix-included package cannot redeem a gift code.
Paidflix never shares accounts or passwords. You redeem each gift code on your own Netflix account.
A gift code pays only for the Netflix streaming subscription.
A Netflix gift code does not expire. Netflix does not refund it.
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No. You redeem each gift code on your own Netflix account.
One for each wallet every 30 days, when your holder balance reaches $30. How fast it grows depends on the trade volume of the coin and on the coins that you hold. Paidflix does not promise a number.
No. Hold 250,000 $PAIDFLIX or more, and the coins in your wallet do the work.
No. You connect your wallet and sign one message. The signature is not a transaction.
Only the wallet that claims it. Keep the code private: any person who has it can redeem it.