VEYDUCT is a creator workspace for Solana. You launch a token on Pump, collect the creator fees it earns and share them with your team. Each guide below explains what a tool does, what it changes and whether it is live today.
Every tool carries one of three labels, both here and in the app.
Live
Works on Solana mainnet today using existing programs. Your wallet approves each transaction.
Read-only
Reads public data. Never asks you to sign anything.
Pre-launch
Built and tested in every release. Set up and review every step today; wallet approval opens once each tool’s program is verified on chain. A Try it run with a sample wallet is on every page; nothing is sent.
How a pre-launch tool switches on
Pre-launch tools run on VEYDUCT’s own Solana programs. Each one switches on separately, after its program is deployed to mainnet, its upgrade authority is removed so the code can never change, and VEYDUCT verifies the deployed program on chain. Until then its page lets you fill in and review everything, shows the tests its program passed in this release and has a Try it run with a sample wallet, and the wallet approval step stays off. When a tool switches on, its page and this guide change from Pre-launch to Live on mainnet.
Getting started
Start here
The path most Pump creators follow. Each step is its own page with its own review, and none of them happens without your wallet’s approval.
Launch on Pump. Choose a PNG, JPEG or WebP image up to 4 MB, a name and a symbol, then publish the image and token details. Publishing is a wallet signature, not a transaction, and spends no SOL. Review the launch cost and approve. Keep at least 0.03 SOL in the wallet. Launch guide
Collect your creator fees. Every trade of your coin adds to your creator vault. Claim it into your wallet whenever you like, before and after graduation. Collect guide
Share fees, if you want a split. Optional and permanent. Start sharing, then set up to ten recipients once; after that anyone can trigger payouts to them. Share guide
Trade after graduation. When the bonding curve fills, your coin moves to a PumpSwap pool. Trade buys, sells and manages liquidity in that pool. While the coin is still on its curve, trade it on Pump.fun. Trade guide
Use Manage at any point to check who controls a coin and which of these actions your connected wallet can take.
Getting started
Connect a wallet
VEYDUCT works with Phantom and Solflare. The app picks the one you have installed and connects it once for the whole workspace. On a phone, open the site in your wallet’s built-in browser.
You only need a wallet for actions that change something on chain. Explore, Portfolio and the dashboard read public data and work without connecting. Collecting creator fees and starting a fee split need the wallet that created the coin.
Getting started
Costs
VEYDUCT charges a small flat fee on a few actions. It is a plain SOL transfer inside the same transaction you approve, shown in the review, and paid to the VEYDUCT fee wallet D4L5Vuze6jPqWVCqWAPT7H48c7QjdsvcFd53qLg3v36v. Everything else you pay goes to the Solana network or to Pump’s own programs.
Action
VEYDUCT fee
Network fee and rent
Pump and PumpSwap
Publish image and token details
None
None. It is a wallet signature, not a transaction.
None
Launch on Pump
0.02 SOL
Network fee, plus rent for the new coin’s accounts. Keep at least 0.03 SOL in the wallet.
No first buy is included, so you buy nothing at launch.
Collect fees
None
Network fee, 0.000005 SOL per signature (keep about 0.001 SOL to be safe). Claiming PumpSwap fees opens a temporary wrapped SOL account, about 0.0015 SOL, refunded in the same transaction.
None. You receive what is in your creator vaults.
Start fee sharing
0.02 SOL
Network fee, plus rent for the Pump sharing account.
None
Set permanent recipients
0.02 SOL
Network fee
None
Pay existing recipients
None
Network fee
None
Buy or sell
None
Network fee, plus rent if a new token account is created.
PumpSwap’s pool fees are part of the price; the simulated amounts already include them.
Add or remove liquidity
None
Network fee, plus rent if a new account is created.
Set by the pool; the review shows the most you deposit or the least you receive.
Unwrap SOL
None
Network fee. Closing the account returns its SOL, including its rent, to you.
None
Explore, Portfolio, Manage
None
None. Nothing is signed.
None
Pre-launch tools add a flat 0.01 SOL VEYDUCT fee when you create a staking pool, token voting proposal, shared treasury, Piggy Bank, holder rewards campaign or token giveaway, once each one switches on. The review rechecks every cost before your wallet opens, and refuses to continue if the network fee or Pump’s costs went up since you reviewed.
Some pre-launch tools, such as fee routing and capped payout vaults, take a percentage fee instead of a flat one. Each rate is fixed when you create the route, vault, buyback, band plan or auction, and can never go above its cap:
Tool
VEYDUCT fee
Taken from
Never more than
Fee routes
1%
Routed fees, before your allocations
2%
Payout vaults
2%
The contributor share
3%
Fee-funded buybacks
0.5%
Each buy
1%
Funding Bands
0.5%
Each sale
1%
Fair launch auction
1%
A successful raise; nothing if it falls short
2%
Getting started
Safety
VEYDUCT never holds your keys or your funds. Every action is prepared for you, simulated on mainnet and opened in your own wallet for you to review and approve.
Nothing moves without your wallet. VEYDUCT can’t sign for you. If you reject the request in your wallet, nothing is sent.
Simulated before you sign. Each transaction is run on mainnet first, so the review shows the real cost and result. A reviewed transaction is valid for about a minute; after that you review again.
What you sign is what you reviewed. If the wallet returns a different transaction or sender than the one reviewed, VEYDUCT refuses to send it. If costs rose after your review, it stops and asks you to review again.
One action at a time. Each tool saves a receipt in this browser and blocks a second launch, claim or payout until the last one is confirmed, so a slow network can’t make you pay twice.
Verified programs only. Live tools use Pump’s and Solana’s existing programs. Custom tools keep wallet approval closed until their exact, immutable programs are verified on chain.
Read-only by default. Explore, Portfolio, Manage and the dashboard only read public data. Nothing is signed just by looking.
What VEYDUCT can do with your coin
Prepare transactions for you to approve, charge the flat fees listed under Costs inside those transactions, and read public data about your coin.
What VEYDUCT can’t do
It never becomes your coin’s creator and gets no mint, freeze or fee permission over it. Pump records your wallet as the creator.
It can’t collect your creator fees or redirect them. Only your creator wallet can claim them or start sharing.
It can’t change a permanent fee split. Once set, nobody can, including you.
It can’t reverse a confirmed transaction or recover a lost wallet.
It doesn’t verify metadata or images hosted elsewhere, and a lookup doesn’t make a token safe.
Publishing your token image asks your wallet to sign a message that names veyduct.com and your wallet. It spends no SOL. Only sign messages and transactions on veyduct.com, and read what your wallet shows before you approve.
Live tools
Launch on Pump
Live on mainnet
Pump creates a token and a bonding-curve market. VEYDUCT prepares the supported native-SOL Pump transaction, simulates it on mainnet and asks your wallet to approve. Your wallet is recorded as the creator, so Pump creator fees go to you.
Describe it. Add a name (up to 32 bytes), a symbol and a PNG, JPEG or WebP image up to 4 MB. Animated images are not supported.
Publish the details. Your wallet signs a message to publish the image and token details. This spends no SOL. If you change anything afterwards, publish again.
Review the cost. Tick the acknowledgement and see the exact launch cost from a mainnet simulation, including the 0.02 SOL VEYDUCT fee and rent for the new accounts.
Approve once. Your wallet signs, and the token and its market go live on Pump. The receipt is saved in this browser; use Check confirmation if the result isn’t shown.
The launch includes no first buy, no VEYDUCT fee router and no Mayhem mode. Pump controls supply and token permissions. The metadata link is saved on chain, so check it before approving.
After launch
Your coin trades on its bonding curve on Pump.fun. When the curve fills, it graduates: Pump moves it to a PumpSwap pool, and creator fees keep coming from trades there. Collect fees and Share fees cover both stages.
Keep at least 0.03 SOL in the wallet. It covers the 0.02 SOL VEYDUCT fee, Pump account rent and the network fee. The review shows the exact total before your wallet asks you to approve.
Practice run. Launch a practice coin, make a first buy, let simulated traders move the price along Pump’s real curve, then collect your creator fees. Nothing is signed or sent.
Every trade of your token pays Pump creator fees. Collect them into your own wallet in a single approval, as often as you like. No VEYDUCT fee.
Both vaults in one claim. Collect claims your Pump creator vault (fees from the bonding curve, in SOL) and, once a coin has graduated, your PumpSwap creator vault (in wrapped SOL). The wrapped SOL is turned back into plain SOL in the same transaction.
One vault per creator. The vaults belong to your wallet, not to one coin. If you created several coins, one claim collects for all of them, and the claim can’t separate one coin’s revenue from another’s.
Creator wallet only. Only the wallet Pump recorded as the creator can claim. Checking a coin reads public data and moves nothing.
Net amount shown first. The review shows the estimated increase in your wallet after the network fee. If nothing positive is left after costs, there is nothing to approve.
Once a coin uses fee sharing, its new creator fees go to the Pump sharing account instead of your vault. Pay them out from Share fees. Coins launched before Pump added creator fees, and Mayhem mode coins, can’t be collected here.
Practice run. Let simulated traders earn creator fees on two practice coins, then collect both vaults and get plain SOL back, the way the real claim does. Nothing is signed or sent.
Split your token’s creator fees across up to ten wallets, such as yourself, your team and a buybacks vault. The split uses Pump’s own fee sharing, and shares always total exactly 100%.
Start sharing. The creator wallet opts in. Pump moves the coin’s fee destination to a dedicated sharing account, and your wallet still receives 100% at first. Fees already earned are swept into your own creator vault first, where Collect fees can still claim them. VEYDUCT fee: 0.02 SOL.
Set the split once. The sharing administrator, normally your wallet, chooses one to ten recipients. Each wallet can appear only once, and each share is above 0% with at most two decimal places. Fees already in the vault go to the previous recipients first. VEYDUCT fee: 0.02 SOL.
Pay recipients. Anyone can submit a payout, and it can only pay the saved recipients by the saved shares. After graduation, a payout first sweeps PumpSwap pool fees into Pump’s creator vault. No VEYDUCT fee.
Sharing is permanent. Once you set recipients, nobody can change or remove them, including you and VEYDUCT. Double-check every address and percentage before you approve.
Works with standard SOL-paired Pump coins, on the bonding curve or graduated. On a graduated coin, starting sharing needs a wallet that is both the curve creator and the PumpSwap pool creator, and the page shows how many recipients fit one transaction. Older version 1 sharing accounts can be paid out but not given new recipients. Mayhem mode, cashback and holder-reward coins are not supported. Share fees pays SOL only; it doesn’t swap, buy back or burn.
Practice run. Start sharing on a practice coin, lock a split, let simulated traders earn fees and pay every recipient, with Pump’s exact 100% and rounding rules. Nothing is signed or sent.
Buy, sell, add or remove liquidity in a graduated coin’s PumpSwap pool, or unwrap wrapped SOL. You set the amount and a maximum price movement, review the simulated result and approve it in your wallet. No VEYDUCT fee.
Slippage and minimum received. Pick 0.5%, 1% or 2%. The review shows the minimum you will receive, or the most you will deposit when adding liquidity, and the transaction enforces it: if the price moves past your limit, PumpSwap rejects it and nothing changes.
Fresh quotes only. A review quote expires after 30 seconds. Review again for a new one.
Plain SOL back. If you have no wrapped SOL account, the same transaction unwraps it at the end, so you get plain SOL. If you already hold wrapped SOL, it stays in your account; use Unwrap SOL to turn it all back into SOL.
Approvals removed first. If one of your token accounts lets another address move tokens from it (a delegate), the review offers to remove that approval as the first step of the same transaction.
Liquidity in LP tokens. Enter how many LP tokens you want, and the review shows the most token and SOL it can take. LP tokens are your share of the pool; their value changes with prices.
Trade supports the canonical SOL-paired PumpSwap pool of graduated Pump coins on classic SPL Token or metadata-only Token-2022. It refuses coins that are still on their bonding curve (trade those on Pump.fun), coins with a freeze authority or extra token extensions, and wrapped SOL accounts that another address can close. Sells use the coin in your wallet’s main token account.
Jupiter quotes and Raydium pool data are shown for comparison only and never create a transaction. A quote is the expected price at that moment and does not reserve it. Scheduled buybacks and permanently locked liquidity are separate pre-launch tools; see Fee-funded buybacks below.
Practice run. Buy, sell, add, remove and lock liquidity in a practice PumpSwap pool while other traders move the price, with the same minimum-received and deposit limits as the real review. Nothing is signed or sent.
Search by name or symbol, or paste a token mint address, to see its markets, liquidity and volume. A matching name is not proof of identity, so check the mint address. No wallet connection is needed, and nothing is signed.
Explore shows public data. It does not tell you whether a token is safe.
Paste any public wallet address to see its mainnet balances. Portfolio reads public wallet data only. Values are estimates from public market data, not quotes.
Paste a token address to see who controls it: its Pump creator, mint authority and freeze authority. Connect the wallet that created it and Manage links you to the actions that wallet can take, such as Collect fees or Share fees.
It also shows whether the coin’s fees go to a Pump sharing account, whether your wallet is that account’s administrator or a recipient, whether the split is already permanent, and the Solana slot the data was read at. Mint and freeze authority matter to buyers: a mint authority can create more tokens, and a freeze authority can freeze any holder’s account.
The check reads public data and signs nothing. Holding a token doesn’t prove you created it; Manage checks the creator Pump recorded. Each action opens on its own page, which checks permissions again before its own review. Manage has no tool to remove a mint or freeze authority, and sending or burning tokens is done in your wallet app.
Two tools. The Fee route planner converts creator fees into your coin within fixed limits and pays one to six permanent recipients, with no VEYDUCT fee. Fee routes splits SOL across two to six fixed wallets after the VEYDUCT fee of 1% of routed fees (at most 2%), or pays a capped contributor vault (2% of the contributor’s gross, at most 3%).
For a bigger route, the planner works today without a wallet: up to eight asset conversions, each split across up to ten fixed recipients, with conversion and recipient shares each totalling exactly 100% after a proposed 1% service fee. It checks public mint state and exports the terms with a canonical SHA-256 digest; it does not deploy a route and charges nothing. Collecting existing Pump fees stays a separate, creator-approved wallet action.
Practice runs. The planner creates an asset routing policy, converts fee SOL into your coin within its limits and pays fixed recipients. Fee routes creates a router with fixed shares, collects fees, pays each recipient after the 1% VEYDUCT fee and tries a capped contributor vault. Nothing is signed or sent.
Route creator fees into a buyback vault that makes capped buys of your coin on PumpSwap, with a total budget, a per-buy cap, a minimum output and an expiry. It only buys; it never sells.
Set up and review buybacks now; wallet approval opens when its program goes live. Scheduled buys then also need a funded executor wallet.
Practice run. Set a buyback policy, pay creator fees into its vault and let a simulated executor make capped buys on a practice PumpSwap pool. Nothing is signed or sent.
The calculator splits a reward budget across holders using balances you supply, and exports the result. It does not pay anyone.
Plan and review a campaign now; wallet approval opens when its program goes live. Then a funded campaign pushes tokens straight into each holder’s wallet, with no claiming needed. Automatic snapshots and delivery also need funded helper wallets. Holder lists are current balances, not history.
Practice run. Fund a campaign, capture holder balances, publish reward rounds and deliver each holder’s share while four simulated holders buy and sell. Nothing is signed or sent.
Holders lock a coin in a pool and earn a share of the rewards you add, in proportion to how much they stake. They can withdraw their coins at any time.
Works with Pump coins (Token-2022, including coins trading on PumpSwap) and classic SPL tokens, and rewards can be paid in the same coin. Rewards are only what you fund; there is no promised yield. Set up and review a pool now; wallet approval opens when its program goes live.
Practice run. Create a pool, stake, let simulated holders stake, fund rewards and claim your share. Nothing is signed or sent.
Lock a token prize for a fixed list of up to 16 entered wallets. ORAO VRF randomness, checked by the program on chain, picks the winner, who claims the prize. If no result arrives before the deadline, the prize goes back to you. VEYDUCT fee: 0.01 SOL when you fund the prize; the draw pays ORAO about 0.0005 SOL plus a 0.0045 SOL deposit, of which 0.0031 SOL comes back when ORAO answers.
Prepare and review a giveaway now; wallet approval opens when its program goes live. Giveaways then count as proven after one successful real draw.
Practice run. Lock a prize, enter up to 16 wallets, request the draw and let a simulated ORAO answer, or let the deadline pass and recover the prize. Nothing is signed or sent.
A shared SOL wallet with three fixed owners. Any payment needs two of the three to approve. Owners can’t be changed after setup.
Set up and review a treasury now; wallet approval opens when its program goes live.
Practice run. Create a two-of-three treasury with two simulated co-signers, fund it, then prepare, co-sign and send a payment. Nothing is signed or sent.
Token voting. Holders lock coins to vote yes or no on a proposal and get them back after the deadline. The result is recorded on chain but cannot move money. Works with Pump coins and classic SPL tokens.
Treasury voting. Holders vote on paying a fixed amount of SOL to a fixed wallet. If the proposal passes, anyone can carry out the payment after a waiting period.
Practice runs. Token voting: create a proposal, lock coins to vote, move the clock past the deadline and withdraw. Treasury voting: fund a voting treasury, propose a SOL payment, wait out the vote and the waiting period, then carry it out. Nothing is signed or sent.
Set aside part of your supply to sell in market-cap price ranges after your coin graduates. Proceeds go to a fixed wallet and unsold tokens return to you at expiry.
Exporting the plan works today. Wallet approval opens when its program goes live; sales are then run by you or an executor you name.
Practice run. Reserve part of a coin in market-cap bands, let simulated buyers move the price through them and sell band slices on a practice PumpSwap pool. Nothing is signed or sent.
An alternative launch path where everyone pays one clearing price, with refunds below the minimum. Set up and review an auction now; wallet approval opens when its program goes live.
Practice run. Create an auction, let simulated bidders deposit, close it and see the one clearing price, refunds above the cap and the pool opening, or let it fall short and refund everyone. Nothing is signed or sent.
Give an NFT its own uniquely named vault. Anyone can add SOL or tokens to it, and whoever holds the NFT can redeem the contents, optionally burning the NFT. Names can’t be changed later.
Practice run. Create a named Piggy Bank on a practice NFT, fill it with SOL and a coin, hand the NFT to a simulated holder, then burn and redeem. Nothing is signed or sent.
These are the messages the live tools show (long ones shortened), and what to do about each. Almost all of them stop before anything is sent: when a message says “Nothing was submitted”, no SOL left your wallet.
Any tool
This transaction expired before it was sent (a reviewed transaction is valid for about a minute). Nothing was submitted. Review again.
The review waited too long in your wallet. Open the review again and approve within a minute.
Solana mainnet has not caught up with this transaction after 3 tries. Nothing was submitted. Review again in a few seconds.
The public network node was briefly behind. Wait a few seconds and review again.
Costs or on-chain data changed between your review and your approval, so VEYDUCT stopped rather than send something you didn’t review. Review again to see the current numbers. Other wordings of this are “Pump creation costs increased” and “Transaction costs increased”.
You declined in your wallet, so nothing was sent. Approve again when you are ready.
You rejected the request in your wallet. Review again whenever you’re ready.
The wallet changed the transaction or sender. Nothing was submitted.
The wallet returned something different from the reviewed transaction, or a different wallet signed. Check that the connected wallet is the one you reviewed with, then review again.
Check the previous Pump receipt before creating another token. · Claim outcome needs checking. · Outcome unknown. Check the saved receipt and wallet history.
A previous transaction was sent but its result isn’t confirmed yet. Use Check confirmation on that page, or look up the signature in a Solana explorer or your wallet’s activity. The tool stays blocked until the saved receipt is resolved, so you don’t launch, claim or pay twice. The receipt is saved in the browser you used.
Open in Phantom or Solflare, or install its browser extension.
No supported wallet was found in this browser. Install Phantom or Solflare, or on a phone open veyduct.com in the wallet’s built-in browser.
The token address is not a valid Solana address. Check it and paste it again.
The address is mistyped or cut short. Copy the full address (32 to 44 letters and numbers) from Pump, your wallet or an explorer and paste it again. Other address fields say the same in their own words, such as “The prize token is not a valid Solana address.”
Fill this in to continue.
A required field is empty. The page moves you to the first field that needs attention; fill it in, then continue. Nothing is reviewed or sent until every field is valid.
Launch
Mainnet Pump preflight rejected creation. Nothing was submitted.
Usually the wallet is low on SOL. Add at least 0.03 SOL, which covers the 0.02 SOL VEYDUCT fee, Pump account rent and network costs, then review again.
Choose a PNG, JPEG or WebP image up to 4 MB.
Pick a still PNG, JPEG or WebP file under 4 MB and no larger than 8192 pixels per side. Animated artwork is not supported.
Details changed. Publish this version before launching.
You edited the name, symbol or image after publishing. Publish again so the launch uses the version you see.
Image publishing is temporarily unavailable. Your image stays on this device; try again later.
The upload service didn’t respond. Nothing was spent. Try again later.
Collect fees
This wallet is not the token’s creator. Connect the creator wallet.
Only the wallet Pump recorded as the creator can claim. Switch to that wallet. Manage shows which wallet it is.
Nothing to claim yet: both creator vaults are empty. Checking moved nothing.
There are no unclaimed fees yet. Fees build up as people trade your coin. Note that one claim covers all coins you created, so an earlier claim may already have collected them.
This token’s creator fees go to a program account, such as a fee split. Use Share fees for it.
The coin uses fee sharing, so its fees no longer go to your vault. Open Share fees and use Pay existing recipients.
This token launched before Pump added creator fees, so no creator is recorded and there are no creator fees to collect.
Older Pump coins have no recorded creator. There is nothing to claim for them.
This is a Mayhem mode coin. VEYDUCT can’t claim its creator fees yet. Claim them on Pump.fun’s own creator page instead.
Mayhem mode coins pay creator fees through a different Pump flow that Collect fees doesn’t build. Nothing was sent. The creator wallet can still claim them on Pump.fun.
This coin’s bonding curve is priced in another token, not SOL. VEYDUCT can’t claim its creator fees yet. Claim them on Pump.fun’s own creator page instead.
Collect fees only claims coins whose bonding curve trades against SOL. Nothing was sent. The creator wallet can still claim this coin’s fees on Pump.fun.
Wallet needs about 0.0015 SOL more for the temporary WSOL account (refunded in the same transaction) plus the network fee.
Claiming PumpSwap fees briefly opens a wrapped SOL account. Add a little SOL; the account’s deposit comes back in the same transaction. If the wallet has no SOL at all, add about 0.001 SOL for the network fee.
Share fees
Shares must total exactly 100%.
Adjust the percentages, or use Split evenly. Each share must be above 0% with at most two decimal places, and each wallet can appear only once.
Only the current token creator can start fee sharing.
Connect the creator wallet. On a graduated coin it must be both the curve creator and the PumpSwap pool creator.
Nothing to do from this wallet yet. Payouts on this graduated coin open once its admin (…) makes the recipients permanent with Set permanent recipients.
The coin has started sharing but its split isn’t final. The administrator wallet named in the message needs to run Set permanent recipients first.
This token’s Pump sharing account is paused, so no payout or change is possible right now. Nothing was moved.
Pump has paused this sharing account. No payout or change is possible while it stays paused, and VEYDUCT can’t unpause it.
Mayhem, cashback and holder rewards need a separate fee flow.
Share fees supports standard SOL-paired Pump coins only.
Trade & liquidity
This token has no PumpSwap pool, so it cannot be traded here. Trade works for Pump tokens that have graduated to PumpSwap.
The coin is still on its bonding curve. Trade it on Pump.fun until it graduates.
Output is too small for the selected slippage.
The amount is too small to trade within your limit. Use a larger amount or a wider maximum price movement.
Pool simulation failed. Check your balances and liquidity limits.
The trade wouldn’t succeed as entered, often because the wallet doesn’t hold enough token or SOL, including SOL for rent and the network fee. Lower the amount or add SOL.
This wallet holds none of this token in its main token account, so there is nothing to sell.
Sells use your main token account for the coin. If you hold it elsewhere, move it to your main account in your wallet app first.
Your wrapped SOL account lets another address (…) close it and take its balance.
Another app gave an address control over your wrapped SOL account. Remove that setting with the wallet or app that added it, then review again.
Review the limits. This quote expires after 30 seconds.
Approve within 30 seconds or review again for a fresh quote. If the review offers Remove approval and review, one of your token accounts has a delegate; removing it is the first step of the same transaction.
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Glossary
Bonding curve
The market Pump creates with every new coin. The price follows a fixed formula and rises as people buy. You trade it on Pump.fun.
Graduation
When the bonding curve fills, Pump moves the coin’s liquidity into a PumpSwap pool. From then on the coin trades in that pool.
PumpSwap
Pump’s own exchange for graduated coins. Each graduated coin has one canonical pool paired with SOL. Trade on VEYDUCT uses only that pool.
Creator fees
The part of each trade’s fee that Pump pays to the coin’s creator, on the curve and after graduation.
Creator vault
The account where your unclaimed creator fees wait. There is one Pump vault (SOL) and one PumpSwap vault (wrapped SOL) per creator wallet, shared by every coin that wallet created.
Sharing account
The Pump account that receives a coin’s creator fees once fee sharing starts, and pays them to its saved recipients. Its administrator sets the recipients once.
Wrapped SOL
SOL held in a token account so programs can treat it like a token. Unwrapping closes that account and returns plain SOL.
LP tokens
Your share of a PumpSwap pool’s reserves, received when you add liquidity and returned when you remove it.
Slippage
How far the price may move between your review and execution. Your limit sets the minimum you receive; past it, the trade fails and nothing changes.
Simulation
Running a transaction against current mainnet state without sending it, to see its exact cost and result before you sign.
Slot
Solana’s unit of time, roughly a block number. Manage shows the slot its data was read at, so you know how fresh it is.
Rent
A SOL deposit Solana requires to keep a new account open. It is returned when that account is closed, as with the temporary wrapped SOL account in Collect.
Network fee
The small SOL fee Solana charges for every transaction, paid by your wallet.
Mint authority
A permission to create more of a token. Freeze authority is a permission to freeze any holder’s token account.
Delegate
An approval on one of your token accounts that lets another address move tokens from it.
Token-2022
Solana’s newer token program. Coins launched on Pump today use it; older coins use the classic SPL Token program.
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Automation
Nothing runs on a schedule in this release: no keeper collects fees, swaps, pays holders or manages pools for you. Each of those waits for its tool to switch on, and also needs a reliable way to finish or recover a transaction that gets stuck. Until then, every action is one you start and approve yourself.
Once fee routes are live, only the route owner or an executor the owner approved can settle a route. Holding a token never lets anyone trigger or redirect payouts.
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Release status
Native wallet tools and public reads work today and don’t depend on VEYDUCT’s custom programs. The 15 custom programs have passed runtime tests but remain undeployed and closed on mainnet.
Native mainnet tools
Available
Public reads
Available
Custom programs
0 of 15 deployed
Scheduled jobs
None running
Tools that hold funds switch on one at a time, after their deposits, payouts, recovery and upgrade authority are verified on the public chain. Token giveaways also need one successful real ORAO draw. A passing local test is not a security certification.
Addresses
The accounts and programs the live tools use. Compare them with what your wallet shows before you approve.
$VEYDUCT has not launched. Any token using the VEYDUCT name today is not ours. When it launches, the verified address and purchase link will appear on the homepage first, and be announced by @veyduct.
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FAQ
Do the tools work with Pump coins?
Yes. Coins launched on Pump today are Token-2022 tokens, including ones that have graduated to PumpSwap. The live tools work with them, and Staking and Token voting will accept them once they switch on.
What happens when my coin graduates?
Pump moves it from the bonding curve to a PumpSwap pool. Creator fees keep coming from trades there and land in your PumpSwap creator vault; Collect fees claims both vaults in one approval. A fee split you set up covers the PumpSwap fees too. Trade & liquidity starts working for the coin once its pool exists.
Can I change my fee split later?
No. Once you set permanent recipients, nobody can change or remove them, including you and VEYDUCT. Before that step, starting sharing alone keeps 100% going to your own wallet.
What works today?
Launching on Pump, collecting and permanently sharing Pump creator fees, and trading or managing liquidity in supported PumpSwap pools. These use existing Solana programs and work now. Explore, Portfolio and the dashboard read public data.
What is still pre-launch?
Fee routes, buybacks, holder reward campaigns, staking, token giveaways, the shared treasury, voting, Funding Bands, the fair launch auction and Piggy Banks. Their programs are built and tested in every release. You can set each one up and review it today; wallet approval opens when its program is verified on chain. Each page also has a Try it run with a sample wallet, where nothing is sent. Automated tools also need funded helper wallets.
Does VEYDUCT hold my keys or funds?
No. VEYDUCT never holds your keys. Every action is built in the browser, simulated on mainnet and opened in your own wallet for you to review and approve.
Which wallets can I use?
Phantom and Solflare. The app picks the one you have installed and connects it once for the whole workspace.
What does it cost?
VEYDUCT charges a small flat fee on launches and on setting up some tools, shown before you approve; Collect fees, Trade and lookups are free. Today that is 0.02 SOL to launch on Pump, 0.02 SOL each to start fee sharing or set permanent recipients, and 0.01 SOL to create a staking pool, token voting proposal, shared treasury, Piggy Bank, holder rewards campaign or token giveaway. On top you pay the Solana network fee plus any Pump, PumpSwap or swap-provider costs. The review shows the total before you approve. Some pre-launch tools also include a capped protocol fee stated on their page.
