Register your church’s address.

How it works

1. You sign from the church’s own wallet. Connect the wallet the address belongs to and sign a short message that names your church, its website and the address. The signature proves the wallet is yours; nothing is sent and no fee is paid. Use a wallet the church controls, never a personal one.
2. HolyPad checks the registration. The contact email must be at your website’s own domain, and HolyPad may write to it, look at your giving page or ask for more before deciding. HolyPad may decline or revoke any registration at its discretion.
3. HolyPad’s operator approves it by signing too. The approval is a second signed message, from the HolyPad operator wallet, naming your church, the address and this registration. The fee engine sends to a registered address only while both signatures verify: no database entry or server setting can route money to an address on its own.
4. Sweeps go to you directly. From then on each sweep of every token bound to your church leaves that token’s fee wallet for your address, and the token’s page shows it. You can revoke the registration at any time by writing to HolyPad; a revoked registration sends sweeps back to the HolyPad donation wallet.

What registering is, and is not

• It is consent to receive donations at that address. Nothing more. It is not consent to, or an endorsement of, any token, and every token page keeps saying that the church has not consented until the church confirms a token to HolyPad in writing, separately.
• HolyPad is the donor. What arrives is HolyPad’s own giving out of its creator-fee income. Buying, holding or trading a token is not a donation to anyone, and buyers get no receipt or deduction. The pump.fun creator fee is currently 0.30% of trading volume on the bonding curve, less after graduation; pump.fun does not guarantee any fee is charged or distributed. Tokens can go to zero.
• The address must be a plain wallet. A system-owned account you hold the key to. A processor’s one-time address will not do: those expire, which is why HolyPad cannot register churches on its own from their giving pages.
• Your contact details stay private. The church’s name, location, website and registered address are public once approved; the contact name, role and email are seen by HolyPad only.

The full account is in the docs under for churches.