Where the fees go
Every number on this page comes from a Solana transaction you can open and check. If something has not happened yet, the page says so.
Where the fees go
pump.fun pays a creator fee on every trade of a coin. For coins launched here, where that fee goes is set on chain and locked when the coin is created.
- Game budgetPays for the AI that builds that coin's next update. It can only be spent on that coin's game.
- PlatformRuns the service: servers, testing, moderation and the people behind it.
No fees have been collected yet, so there are no totals to show. See how it is enforced on chain
How the split is enforced
A coin's creator fee is paid by pump.fun's program. When a coin is created here, its creator signs two pump.fun instructions in the same approval: one opts the coin into fee sharing, the other sets the recipients and locks them. From then on the program itself pays 100% to the treasury wallet on every distribution. Nobody forwards money by hand.
Out of the treasury's share, an amount equal to 50% of the whole fee is set aside as that coin's game budget. The budget is an account in our ledger, in US dollars at the price on the day each fee arrived, and it can only be spent on AI work for that coin's game.
- Treasury wallet
- 21NBwnFQwff79QMWv7JDbPyR9pR37UvoZjnK3xreSnKb
- The site's coin, $PIXEL
- not launched yet. When it is, its address will be here; any coin by that name before then is not ours.
The treasury wallet's key is not in this system, and this system cannot move funds out of it. Refunds are signed by hand by the owner.
What can change the split
Not the creator, and not us. pump.fun's own admin authority and its community-takeover process can rewrite a coin's fee recipients. We re-read every coin's routing from the chain on a schedule and whenever a fee arrives. A coin whose routing no longer matches is marked unverified and its game stops receiving updates.
Buyback and burn
No part of the fees is set aside for buyback at the moment. All of a coin's creator fees go to the treasury wallet above. If that changes, the share and every buy and burn made with it will be listed here.
Buybacks have a cap per transaction, a cap per day and a slippage limit. The buyback wallet's code can only do two things with what it holds: buy the platform token and burn it.