Register the coin
Enter the contract address and the official website. One coin, one domain.
Proof of origin for Solana memecoins
Unvamp links a token's contract address to its official website with a signature from the launch wallet. The extension flags every coin that claims a site it doesn't own.
Sixty seconds after you launch, there are three of you. Same name, same ticker, same website link. Only one of them is yours.
Register once. Every copycat that links your website gets a red mark on its token page, so snipers can't borrow your launch.
See which coin a website really belongs to before you buy, right on GMGN, Axiom and pump.fun.
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Enter the contract address and the official website. One coin, one domain.
Your wallet signs a short message naming the coin and the site. It isn't a transaction, costs nothing, and your private key never leaves the wallet.
unvamp wants you to link a Solana token to a website. Token: 8fAnGq3v…oc1Ekwpump Website: fang.fun Wallet: 9WzDXwBb…L9zYk3dev Nonce: 4f1c9a2e07d3b6a1e2f0c955 Signing is free and does not send a transaction.
Upload one small file to your site. Only whoever controls the domain can put it there, and a copy on another domain proves nothing.
GET https://fang.fun/.well-known/unvamp.json
{
"ca": "8fAnGq3vZr9LmWc2kYd7hJxB5sNp4eRuT6oc1Ekwpump",
"wallet": "9WzDXwBbmkg8ZTbNMqUxvQRAyrZzDsGYdLVL9zYk3dev"
}
Unvamp confirms on-chain that the signing wallet launched the coin, then records the link. The extension reads it on every token page you open.
Paste a contract address, a website or a token page link. Unvamp tells you which coin the website belongs to.
For devs. Takes about two minutes and one signature.
01 Coin and website
02 Launch wallet
Connect the wallet that created the coin. Phantom, Solflare and Backpack work.
Not connected
03 Website file
Publish this file at yourcoin.com/.well-known/unvamp.json, then check it.
{}
Not checked yet
04 Sign and register
Your wallet will show a message naming the coin, the website and a one-time code. Read it, then sign.
Waiting for the steps above
The extension reads the coin and the website link on GMGN, Axiom and pump.fun, asks the registry, and puts the answer next to the link. It sends nothing but the address and the domain it is checking.
FANG Fang Protocol
3sNiPeR7qLx2vB9mKc4Wd8YtJhZ5fGa1nRu6oEvdpump
0 coins verified
| Token | Website | Launch wallet | Proof | Registered |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Loading the registry… | ||||
$UNVAMP
$UNVAMP is the coin behind this site. Its contract address and this domain go through the same check as every other coin, so you can verify it with the extension before you buy.
The wallet that launched the coin signed a statement naming the website, and the website publishes a file naming the same coin and wallet. Both sides agree, so neither can be faked on its own.
It doesn't make a coin safe, fair or a good buy. A verified dev can still sell. Unvamp answers one question: which coin does this website belong to.
No. Signing a message doesn't create a transaction, move funds or reveal your private key. Your wallet shows the full message first: it names the coin, the website and a one-time code.
Their domain can't publish your proof file alongside your wallet's signature, so their coin shows as unregistered and your website stays tied to your coin. Spotting look-alike designs is a different problem, and unvamp doesn't claim to solve it.
Change the file on your site to the new contract address, then register again with the new launch wallet. The new link replaces the old one.
GMGN, Axiom (including Pulse) and pump.fun. Those sites change their pages often, so reading them is best effort. For a definite answer, paste the address into the checker above.