A new market for your coin.

Launch on Pump.fun

The official Pump.fun SDK prepares a mainnet coin creation transaction. Your wallet pays network rent, any optional first buy, and a clearly disclosed 0.05 SOL treasury operating reserve. Your wallet signs before broadcast. The optional opening purchase is transferred to your dedicated treasury in the same launch transaction, ready for the paired pool.

Each launch has a separate treasury address recorded as its creator-fee recipient. A launch is recorded as confirmed only after the chain reports success and the expected mint and creator are checked.

Creator fees

Pump.fun’s current fee schedule determines creator proceeds. The slider allocates received creator fees, not gross market volume or Pump.fun protocol fees. Default allocation: 75% for paired liquidity and 25% to your connected creator wallet. The percentage is fixed when the launch is prepared.

The treasury claims fees from the bonding curve and the canonical graduated PumpSwap market. Fees from arbitrary additional pools must not be assumed to include the same creator-fee schedule.

Your second pool

Your original Pump.fun market remains available. A separate PumpSwap pool pairs the same token with your chosen compatible Solana asset. A pool is not reported as live until it is funded and the transaction is confirmed.

Liquidity execution uses existing treasury inventory or purchases your token and pairing asset. The treasury creates the pool or adds liquidity at its current ratio, then burns the LP tokens it receives. Only confirmed burns are labeled permanently locked.

Asset swaps require a configured swap provider, an available route, sufficient liquidity, supported token programs, and acceptable slippage. You can contribute the chosen pairing asset directly instead. Funding, fees, and account rent are separate from the creator allocation.

Managed treasury & execution

This first version uses a dedicated service-managed Solana keypair for every launch. Signing keys are encrypted at rest. The service can sign transactions for those treasury wallets; it does not obtain your personal wallet key. This is a custodial treasury, not an immutable on-chain vault.

Unspent funds depend on the service’s custody and availability. LP burns remove withdrawal rights for added liquidity. Treasury processing is permissionless but uses a server lease and fixed project settings. A background processor checks eligible coins every five minutes. You can also request processing from the coin page. The health endpoint reports the last observed processor heartbeat.

The operating reserve covers rent, transaction fees, and execution. Creator earnings are paid to the wallet recorded at launch. Public API callers cannot choose another payout address, change a pairing, or retrieve a treasury key.

Risks & assumptions

• Tokens can lose their entire value. Additional liquidity does not guarantee price growth.
• A new pool has a separate price and can be arbitraged. Initial price and deposit ratios must be checked.
• Token restrictions, unsupported Token-2022 extensions, price impact, or missing routes can stop execution.
• LP token burns are permanent. Pool losses and protocol vulnerabilities remain possible.
• Managed treasury security, RPC availability, swap-provider access, and the running scheduler are operational dependencies.

What is live

Mainnet launches and treasury signing are currently disabled. The code implements wallet-message authentication, coin artwork upload, official SDK transaction preparation, wallet-signed launch broadcast, confirmation tracking, persistent projects, fee collection, asset contributions, and treasury processing.

Service readiness is checked before preparing a launch. No simulated launches, random volume, fabricated balances, or placeholder transaction hashes are displayed. Readiness is not proof of a successful production launch or liquidity cycle; those require funded, signed transactions.

Pump Pairs is independent of Pump.fun and the assets shown. Tokenized stocks have issuer restrictions and are not conventional brokerage shares.