How a summoning works.
Lighting it
You pick an account on any of 23 platforms and launch a pump.fun coin from your own wallet. The coin's on-chain creator is a fresh wallet that only Summon's keeper controls, so every creator fee from every trade belongs to that one summoning.
Summon charges no launch fee. You pay pump.fun's create cost (about 0.006 SOL), 0.002 SOL that funds the network fees for sweeping and payouts, and any first buy, which happens in the same transaction so nobody gets in before you.
The offerings
The keeper claims each coin's creator fees every 15 minutes and books them:
Whatever you do not keep goes to the person being summoned. Your cut is paid to your launch wallet automatically. pump.fun's own protocol and liquidity fees are separate from creator fees.
Answering
Offerings wait under the account until its owner answers. On the answer page they get a short code and show it where only the owner could. Platforms that do not allow public reads are checked by a person, usually within a day.
Getting paid
After answering, the owner names a Solana wallet and the whole offering is sent at once. From then on the keeper pays that wallet every 15 minutes whenever at least 0.005 SOL has built up. Nothing to come back for.
Solana wallet accounts are paid to themselves. EVM wallets prove ownership with a signature and then name a Solana wallet.
Keys
Every coin's creator wallet is derived from a sealed seed held only by the keeper. The site never holds a key, it only asks the keeper for public addresses and signatures. Memecoins are volatile; launch and trade at your own risk.