Wall Streethad its turn.Now Main St trades.
Every coffee shop, barber and taco truck on Google Maps can have a coin. 100% of its creator fees go to the shop — and the owner takes them by signing in with Google.
Why Main St
A coin for the places you love — and every cent of its creator fees goes to the people who run them.
Launch one
How the fees work
For owners
See the shopsPopular tip jars
Every trade of a shop's coin drops a tip in its jar. Trade one to tip it.
The map & city wars
Every shop with a jar, and which cities tip their shops the most.
City wars TIPS MADE
The first shop puts its city on the board.
- 1Your Google Business ProfileSign in with the Google account that runs your Google Maps listing. Paid on the spot.
- 2An email at your shop's domainLike you@yourshop.com, matching the website on your Maps listing. Paid after 48 hours.
- 3A code on your websiteWe give you a short code to put on your site. Paid after 48 hours.
Jars already taken
Real owners who claimed their shop's jar.
No owner has taken a jar yet. Yours could be the first.
Top scouts
A scout is whoever launched a shop's coin first. Scouts are ranked by the tips their shops have made.
Questions
Straight answers.
Does the shop have to agree?
No. Anyone can launch a coin for any place on Google Maps, the same way anyone can leave it a review. The money is kept for the owner, and only the owner can take it.
Who gets the fees?
Every coin launched here sends 100% of its pump.fun creator fees to the shop's jar. Not to the person who launched it, and not to us.
What if the owner never shows up?
The money stays in the jar, on Solana, until they do. Nobody else can take it out — not the launcher, not this site. The jar can only pay the wallet the owner links.
How does the owner prove the shop is theirs?
By signing in with Google. The strongest way is the Google account that manages the shop's Google Maps listing — Google has already checked that person owns the business, so the jar is paid on the spot. The other ways (an email at the shop's own domain, or a code on the shop's website) wait 48 hours before paying, so a fake claim can be stopped.
Can a shop have two coins?
No. One place on Google Maps, one coin. Whoever launches it first is its scout.
What does it cost to launch?
About 0.02 SOL of network fees, plus your first buy if you want one. There is no fee from this site.
Which link do I paste?
Open the shop in the Google Maps app or site, tap Share and Copy link. Links like maps.app.goo.gl/…, google.com/maps/place/… and maps.google.com/?cid=… all work. A search or a dropped pin does not — it has to be the place itself.
Is this Google or pump.fun?
No. Main St is an independent site. It reads public Google Maps links and launches coins on pump.fun. It is not affiliated with Google, pump.fun or any shop listed here.
Where exactly is the money?
In a small program on Solana that holds one jar per shop and can only send it to the wallet linked by the owner. See the program on Solscan.
Is buying a shop's coin an investment?
No. Coins launched here are memecoins on pump.fun. They can go to zero. Buying one is a tip, not a share of the shop.