LOOT
Launch a coin

LOOT

Today’s shop
1 SOL of fees
Next drop round--:--

01Players you can drop loot on

02Today’s Item Shop reading…

03Loot math

V-Bucks packs (Epic, US)
0V-Bucks

Enter fees, or drag the slider.

04Launch a coin on a player

Who gets the loot
Reads the Epic account behind a Support-A-Creator code.
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Pairing line
fees to epic:… via LOOT

05Where the fees go

Friend request not accepted in 24 hours, or they said noBuyback & burn

06Leaving the shop reading…

07FAQ

Does the player have to do anything?
No wallet, no sign-up, nothing to claim. The fees from the coin launched on their username become V-Bucks, and those V-Bucks buy Item Shop gifts that land straight in their locker. The only step is Fortnite’s own rule: gifts can only go to friends, so they accept LOOT’s friend request once.
What can be gifted?
Anything in that day’s Item Shop: outfits, emotes, pickaxes, back blings, wraps, gliders and bundles. Fortnite doesn’t allow gifting V-Bucks themselves, Crew or items that left the shop. LOOT skips anything the player already owns.
How often do drops go out?
LOOT runs a drop round every 5 minutes. Any pile that covers an item in today’s shop gets its gift in the next round. Fortnite lets one account send 5 gifts per 24 hours, so a round only sends while a gifting slot is free; the rest wait for the next one.
How is a coin paired to a player?
The last line of its description: fees to epic:<username> via LOOT. A pump.fun description can’t be edited after launch, so the pairing is frozen.
What if they never accept, or say no?
If they don’t accept LOOT’s friend request within 24 hours, or they say no, the coin’s fees buy back and burn the same coin. One message from the player ends their pairing for good. Fees are never sent to anyone else.