Pump Fun

Anyone with a compatible wallet can launch and trade Solana memecoins on Pump Fun without writing a smart contract.

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Pump Fun: Solana memecoin launchpad with bonding curve and fees

What is Pump Fun?

Pump.fun is an open Solana memecoin launchpad where anyone with a compatible wallet can create tokens and trade on a bonding curve.

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Pump Fun Overview

Pump.fun is an open Solana memecoin launchpad where anyone with a compatible wallet can create a token without code or approval. It suits creators who want a quick public launch and traders who buy newly launched coins. Teams that need custom tokenomics or vesting should look elsewhere.

Creators enter their token details and confirm a wallet transaction. Traders then buy and sell through a bonding curve: buys push the price up, while sells push it down. Creators buy on the same curve as everyone else, with no reserved team allocation on the standard launch path. Once a token reaches the graduation threshold, the protocol automatically moves liquidity to PumpSwap, a decentralized exchange.

Creators pay a listed platform creation fee of 0 SOL, plus network fees. Traders pay 1.25% per bonding curve trade, including a creator share. The listed graduation fee is 0.015 SOL; PumpSwap fees vary by pool and market cap. The main difference from presale launchpads is direct access: buyers use the public curve rather than compete for reserved allocations. That access does not prevent creators or early buyers from dumping tokens on later buyers.

Pump Fun Key features

  • Open coin creation

    Anyone with a compatible wallet can launch a Solana memecoin through a short form, without writing a contract or seeking listing approval. The platform creation fee is 0 SOL, but users still pay network fees.

  • Standard launch supply

    Standard launches have a fixed supply of 1 billion tokens, with about 800 million on the bonding curve. Creators buy on the same curve as other buyers, with no reserved team allocation or hidden presale.

  • Bonding curve trading

    Users buy and sell against onchain reserves under a published price formula, without an order book or a pool they must fund themselves. The total bonding curve fee is 1.25% per trade.

  • Automatic PumpSwap migration

    When a coin reaches the graduation threshold, the protocol moves its accumulated liquidity to PumpSwap automatically. The published graduation fee is 0.015 SOL, and traders then pay fees under the applicable PumpSwap schedule.

  • Burned liquidity tokens

    The protocol burns the PumpSwap pool's LP tokens after graduation, so creators cannot withdraw that liquidity. Creators and early buyers can still dump their coins, so this does not remove rug-pull risk.

  • Creator trade fees

    Creators receive 0.300% of each bonding curve trade through a creator vault, while their share after graduation varies by market cap tier. Creators can split fee income across multiple wallets in later versions of the program.

  • Coin page livestreams

    Creators can broadcast live on a coin page while viewers trade. Creators earn fees from trade volume, including selloffs.

  • SOL and USDC pairs

    Creators can pair new Solana coins with SOL or USDC. Users can pay trading fees in the quote asset.

  • Web and mobile access

    Traders can find coins through live feeds and leaderboards on the web or official mobile app. Users pay no extra frontend platform fee on top of the published swap fees.

  • Optional holder rewards

    Creators can use an optional program path to route fees to holders instead of a single creator. This setting is not the default for every coin.

Pump Fun Fees

  • Launch fee Creators pay 0 SOL or 0 USDC to launch a coin, plus the Solana network fee.
  • Graduation fee The fee for graduation to PumpSwap is 0.015 SOL.
  • Bonding curve fee Traders pay 1.25% per trade on the bonding curve, with 0.300% for the creator and 0.95% for the protocol.
  • Graduated pool fees For canonical graduated PumpSwap pools paired with SOL, traders pay tiered total fees that start near 1.25% for small caps and decrease as market cap rises.
  • Other pool fees Traders in non-canonical PumpSwap pools pay around 0.3% total under the published schedule.

Pump Fun Supported networks

  • Solana
  • Ethereum
  • Base
  • BNB Chain
  • Robinhood Chain
  • Hyperliquid

How to use Pump Fun

  1. Install a Solana wallet

    Install Phantom or Solflare and back up your seed phrase offline. Never share it with anyone.

  2. Add SOL for fees

    Fund your wallet with SOL for network fees. If you plan to buy your own coin, keep extra SOL above the amount you want to spend.

  3. Open the official site

    Open pump.fun in your browser and bookmark the domain. Ignore lookalike sites that promise airdrops.

  4. Connect your wallet

    Connect your Solana wallet to Pump.fun. Approve only the connection request at this step.

  5. Enter your coin details

    Choose "Start a new coin" and enter a name and ticker. Upload an image, then add a description or social links if you want.

  6. Confirm your coin launch

    Confirm the create transaction in your wallet to launch your coin. The platform creation fee is 0 SOL, but you still pay the Solana network fee.

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Pump Fun User Reviews

  • @PopPunkOnChain
    @PopPunkOnChain Feb 17, 2026

    Creator fees on @pumpfun work VERY well.

    These fees allowed me (and many others) to bootstrap a business from day 0 with onchain capital directly derived from supporters of their project.

    Memes benefit from cashback. Builders benefit from creator fees.

    This is a great update.

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  • @blknoiz06
    @blknoiz06 Jul 9, 2026

    over $1.37 million in pump fun creator fees in TWO WEEKS

    i'm not keeping it, it goes back to solana:9cRCn9rGT8V2imeM2BaKs13yhMEais3ruM3rPvTGpump holders

    and protocols that want my attention can market to the holders instead. incentivize them, airdrop them

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  • @level941
    @level941 Apr 2, 2026

    Always remember this. Never forget it.

    the pump fun crowd handed me 80k in creator fees. they weren't doing me a favor. they were setting up an exit. the play was simple. i produce a god candle, they sell into it, i get called a hero for three days, and they walk away with profits funded by everyone who bought the pump. that's the trade they were offering. hero status in exchange for being their exit liquidity machine.

    i didn't take it.

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Pump Fun Review

Pros

  • Anyone with a compatible wallet can launch a Solana coin without writing a contract.
  • Creators pay no platform fee to launch a coin, though network fees still apply.
  • Creators and other buyers use the same published bonding curve, with no reserved team allocation.
  • Creators can start trading without funding a liquidity pool themselves.
  • Creators get automatic liquidity migration to PumpSwap when their coin reaches the graduation threshold.
  • The protocol burns LP tokens after graduation, so creators cannot withdraw that pool's liquidity.
  • Creators can earn a share of trading fees without selling their tokens.

Cons

  • Traders pay a 1.25% fee on each bonding curve trade, plus network costs.
  • Most coins never reach the threshold for migration to PumpSwap.
  • Creators and early buyers can dump their tokens even after the pool's LP tokens are burned.
  • Traders compete with bots and snipers in the first seconds of a launch.
  • Creators earn fees when traders sell, so they can profit during a dump.
  • Users bear losses from bad trades and wallet mistakes without a refund path.

Our verdict

I'd recommend Pump.fun's open launchpad for experienced memecoin creators. Traders pay 1.25% per bonding curve trade plus network fees. Creators pay network fees; graduation to PumpSwap costs 0.015 SOL. Slippage adds costs, and creator dumps can leave buyers with worthless tokens. I'd recommend broader use only after seeing fewer scams and lower buyer losses.

Is Pump Fun safe & legit?

Pump.fun is a legitimate open token launchpad run by Baton Corporation Ltd, founded by Noah Tweedale, Alon Cohen and Dylan Kerler. Many crypto traders use it, but that does not mean you can trust the tokens people launch there. Buyers face scams and creator dumps, while the company has faced a UK regulator warning and civil claims over alleged unregistered securities activity.

X account intel @Pumpfun

  • Based in Europe
  • Joined X February 2023 3 years ago
  • Username changes 3 renames last on Nov 3, 2025
  • Signup source Web

Public profile signals from X. Use as one input alongside other due-diligence.

Security scan checked Oct 11, 2026

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  • Keplr Wallet Not flagged

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Pump Fun FAQ

What fees does Pump.fun charge?
Creating a coin costs 0 SOL in platform fees, but you still pay network fees. Each bonding curve trade costs 1.25%, split between the creator at 0.30% and the protocol at 0.95%. After graduation, traders pay PumpSwap fees that vary by market cap tier and pair asset, so check the current fee table before a swap.
Which chains can I launch tokens on?
Solana is the confirmed chain for Pump.fun's standard token launch path, with SOL and USDC among the supported pair assets. The supplied details describe trading across other networks, but do not confirm the same launch support there. Check launch support separately from trading support before you connect a wallet.
Is Pump.fun safe, and who holds my funds?
You control your wallet and approve transactions yourself; Pump.fun does not provide regulated custody or a refund path. Anyone can launch a token, so creators and early buyers can dump their holdings even when they cannot withdraw pool liquidity. Treat a full loss as possible, and never share your seed phrase or private key.
How does the bonding curve work, and where do tokens graduate?
Buyers and sellers trade against a published bonding curve: buys raise the price, while sells lower it. When a coin reaches the graduation threshold, the protocol moves liquidity to PumpSwap and charges a 0.015 SOL graduation fee. The protocol burns the pool's LP tokens, which prevents the creator from withdrawing that liquidity but does not prevent token dumps.
How does Pump.fun compare with IDO or presale launchpads?
Pump.fun is an open memecoin launchpad where anyone with a compatible wallet can launch, without applying for a project slot. On the standard path, creators buy on the same curve as other buyers, with no presale or reserved team allocation. If you need staking-based allocations or custom vesting, this is a poor fit; KYC requirements are not stated in the supplied details.

Pump Fun Updates

  1. Pump Fun logo
    Pump.fun
    if i ever say i'm comfy in spot it means i'm fully allocated + my memes are undervalued by at least 100x + they're going to raise ceilings + imma get as full as threadguy + retirement frontrun pending + i’m the next kimchi
    anyways, i'm comfy in spot
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    Pump.fun
    Up $340,000 in 2 weeks
    @hdegroott is crushing it.
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    Pump.fun
    gf said she wanted to me to get “more creative” in the bedroom
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    Pump.fun
    PvP has been a really tough problem for both new and existing traders
    I probably see a post a day about the difficulties of trading
    So glad to see @Pumpfun aim towards solving this and take the necessary steps
    Innovating new blockchain tech towards Customized Pairs is a move in the right direction
    It also points out that they’re listening - user feedback is critical and it feels like concerns are actually being addressed with new, unique ways
    The ecosystem continues to grow!! @PumpfunEco
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    Pump.fun
    this might actually fix vamping
    instead of launching a copycat, people can just launch the obvious beta paired to the runner and get exposure to both
    and if a runner has a whole ecosystem of smaller tokens feeding buy pressure back into it, vamping it becomes way harder
    excited to see how this plays out
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    Pump.fun
    I love what Pumpfun is doing here
    Custom Pairs is taking a new approach at an attempt of solving PVP.
    Instead of traders constantly selling one token to chase another, Custom Pairs allows them to speculate on derivatives tied to the main runner. Trading these derivatives helps support the main token rather than hurting it.
    New blockchain tech also prevents users from paying stacked fees when multiple tokens are involved in a single swap.
    A step toward turning PVP into something that benefits everyone, nice to see pumpfun showing that community feedback is being heard and acted on!
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    Pump.fun
    this is, as a concept, one of my favorite recent developments for the memecoin “ecosystem”
    beta-plays now have more validity; ppl trade them no matter what, but now they actually benefit the alpha
    a lasting, compounding effect in favor of the alpha, regardless of the end-result
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    Pump.fun
    One of the biggest problems with memecoins has always been PVP.
    Everyone wants to find the next runner, but the constant rotation of liquidity and attention often ends up hurting the very coins people are trying to trade.
    What PumpFun is experimenting with through Custom Pairs is genuinely interesting.
    Instead of fighting speculation, why not build infrastructure that makes speculation work in favor of the main runner?
    Imagine being able to trade derivatives of a token without necessarily taking direct exposure to the underlying runner, while the trading activity itself can still generate demand for it.
    That's a fundamentally different approach to PVP.
    What's equally interesting is the technology behind it. PumpFun says they've developed a way to route swaps involving multiple tokens without users having to pay every associated token fee along the way.
    Whether this becomes the solution remains to be seen, but I like the direction.
    The team is listening to feedback, acknowledging the problems traders face, and actually experimenting with solutions.
    That's how you move the space forward.
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    Pump.fun
    Pump doing its part to try to slow down vamping and PVP with its Custom Pairs rollout
    Now any Pump token is eligible to be paired with new launches, with the idea that new paired launches will drive liquidity back to the leaders
    Very interesting experiment here from Pump
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    Pump.fun
    this seems like a good update imo, as always it’s down to traders on how they use it but if utilized in the intended way this is a very pve
    nice to see that the pump fun team are doing their best to tackle pvp with new tech, one of my biggest concerns has been a lack of anti-pvp measures and this is a huge step in the right direction
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    Pump.fun
    Our main goal with this update is to help alleviate the pressure that PVP places on ecosystem tokens and use that energy for good: help strengthen established coins even further.
    We achieve this by encouraging beta plays to pair with the established runner, thereby funneling buy pressure and new holders to the main runner.
    To make this update user-friendly, we had to make numerous innovations to our bonding curve and PumpSwap programs.
    Most importantly, we’ve prevented users from being exposed to exorbitant fees that could put them far underwater immediately when they place a trade. We're the first major platform to bypass fees in multihop swaps.
    We want to ensure that established communities get as much organic buy pressure as possible, which means reducing the fees that traders are exposed to and ensuring as much liquidity enters each token as possible. Reducing fees for traders also lengthens the average lifespan of a retail trader that’s still learning the ropes.
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    Pump.fun
    The problem
    Historically, when a new coin became successful and dominated mindshare, derivatives launched which pulled attention, holders & liquidity away from the main runner, leading to lower ceilings & shorter hold times.
    7 more in this thread
    Now, any newly launched tokens which are paired with an existing runner will directly route every single buy through the runner’s pool, generating more buy pressure and deeper liquidity for the existing community.
    Instead of derivatives being PVP, they now have the potential to be PVE.
    For example:
    1. A trader buys $1000 USDC of $BATON, which is paired with $PUMP
    2. In order to purchase $BATON, the transaction must swap $1000 USDC for $PUMP
    3. $PUMP is then swapped for $BATON, which the trader ultimately receives
    Despite the trader never intentionally trading $PUMP, they:
    - Contributed to $1000 in buy pressure on $PUMP
    - Rewarded $BATON holders with $PUMP Holder Rewards
    - Begin receiving $PUMP in Holder Rewards for as long as they hold $BATON
    FAQs pt. 1
    Which coins can I pair my new tokens to?
    - Coins that are currently trading on the pump fun bonding curve
    - Coins that have graduated to PumpSwap
    - Coins that are on the whitelist
    For technical reasons, coins that previously launched on pump fun and graduated to Raydium are NOT eligible UNLESS they’ve been added to the whitelist e.g. Fartcoin.
    FAQs pt. 2
    How deep can custom pairs go?
    A new token paired with another pump fun token can currently only be paired at a maximum depth of 1, meaning no one can launch another token with a token that’s currently paired with another pump coin.
    However, if a token was previously whitelisted before today, the maximum depth is 2.
    FAQs pt. 3
    Do fees on deeper pairs stack, and will I pay more?
    Thanks to a new innovation in Pumpfun’s blockchain program, traders won’t be exposed to stacked fees.
    Previously, deep pairs with multiple swaps involved would expose you to every fee in the chain.
    For example: if RARI & Coin A both had fees set at 1%, you’d be exposed to 2% total fees on the buy, as well as 2% total fees on the sell, meaning you’d pay 4% fees on the full trade.
    We’re proud to be the first launchpad & AMM on Solana to bypass fees in multi-hop transactions, meaning the end user is no longer exposed to exorbitant fees*. To illustrate this: in the previous example, the end user would only pay 1% on the buy and sell.
    *If your trading interface has not upgraded to the latest Pump Program, you will not experience multi-hop swaps with reduced fees. Users on the Pumpfun app, http://pump.fun web & @TradingTerminal are already on the upgraded program and will benefit from less fees.
    We highly encourage all interfaces to support this feature ASAP.
    Integration instructions can be found here: https://github.com/pump-fun/pump-public-docs
    FAQs pt. 5
    What is the whitelist?
    Before this update, in order for a tokenized stock, a pump fun ecosystem token, or any other kind of token to become eligible to be a Custom Pair for new coins on pump fun, they had to be added to the whitelist.
    Now, a great majority of existing pump fun coins and every future pump fun coin is automatically eligible to be a Custom Pair for new tokens.
    We will continue adding eligible Custom Pair tokens that are not part of the pump fun ecosystem to the whitelist.
    You can find the full list tokens that are part of The Whitelist here: https://pump.fun/docs/custom-pairs
    Can I change my coin’s existing pairing after I already launched it?
    No. If the coin is already launched, the token it’s paired with is locked in forever.
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    Pump.fun
    flew out to meet @FaZeBlaze and help onboard him into the trenches
    full video dropping soon...
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