Tool guides

The path most Pump creators follow. Each step is its own page with its own review, and nothing happens without your wallet’s approval.

1. Launch on Pump. Choose a PNG, JPEG or WebP image up to 4 MB, a name and a symbol, and publish them with a wallet signature that spends no SOL. Then review the cost and approve the launch. Keep at least 0.03 SOL in the wallet.

2. 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.

3. 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, and only to those recipients.

4. Trade after graduation. When the bonding curve fills, the coin moves to a PumpSwap pool, where Trade buys, sells and manages liquidity. While it is still on its curve, trade it on Pump.fun.

Every tool page also has a Try it tab you can use without a wallet, and a How it works section with answers to common questions.

Use Manage at any point to check who controls a coin and which of these actions your wallet can take. New to the terms? See the glossary.

Pump creates a token and its bonding-curve market. VEYDUCT prepares the native-SOL Pump transaction, simulates it on mainnet and asks your wallet to approve. Your wallet is recorded as the creator, so it earns Pump creator fees on every trade. Pump sets supply and token permissions.

VEYDUCT charges a flat 0.02 SOL launch fee, paid to the VEYDUCT fee wallet in the same transaction and shown in the review before you approve.

Before the launch, your wallet signs a message to publish the image and token details. That spends no SOL; if you edit anything afterwards, publish again. Keep at least 0.03 SOL in the wallet for the fee, Pump account rent and the network fee.

Creation includes no first buy and no Mayhem mode. A token address is not a liquidity pool: the coin trades on its bonding curve and graduates to PumpSwap when the curve fills.

The Launch guide helps you pick a plan first and sends each plan to its own page, where you set it up and review it before your wallet approves anything.

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. Try the practice launch · How it works in depth

Collect fees claims the creator fees your Pump coins have earned into your own wallet. One claim covers your Pump creator vault and, after graduation, your PumpSwap creator vault; both are shared by all coins you created. Wrapped SOL from PumpSwap comes back as plain SOL in the same transaction. Only the creator wallet can claim.

Share fees sets permanent Pump fee-sharing recipients that add up to 100%. Pump then splits creator fees between them, including fees from a coin's PumpSwap pool after it graduates. Starting sharing keeps 100% with you and first sweeps fees already earned into your own vault, where Collect fees can still claim them. Setting recipients is the permanent step: up to ten wallets, and nobody can change them afterwards, so check every address first. Anyone can trigger a payout, and only to the saved recipients. Starting sharing and setting the recipients each carry a flat 0.02 SOL VEYDUCT fee, shown before you approve; Collect fees and payouts to recipients carry no VEYDUCT fee.

Fee routes go further: convert fees into chosen tokens and pay up to ten fixed recipients per token. The planner exports a configuration today; real payouts are not open yet. Settlement needs the route owner or an approved executor; holding a token never lets anyone trigger or redirect payouts.

Fee-funded buybacks use creator fees to make capped buys of your coin on PumpSwap within a budget, a per-buy cap and an expiry. It only buys. Real wallet transactions are not open yet.

Practice runs. Collect fees and Share fees each run a practice claim or split on a made-up wallet and coin; Fee routes, the Fee route planner and Fee-funded buybacks run their whole flow on a practice wallet. Nothing is signed or sent. Try: Collect fees, Share fees. In depth: Collect fees, Share fees, Fee routes, Fee route planner, Fee-funded buybacks.

Trade & liquidity buys, sells, adds or removes liquidity in a graduated coin's PumpSwap pool. You set the amount and a slippage limit, review the transaction and approve it in your wallet.

Pick a maximum price movement of 0.5%, 1% or 2%. The review shows the minimum you receive, the transaction enforces it, and the quote expires after 30 seconds. If you have no wrapped SOL account, you get plain SOL back at the end. If a token account has an approval for another address, the review offers to remove it first. Trading carries no VEYDUCT fee.

Quotes from Jupiter and Raydium are shown for comparison only; VEYDUCT trades only in canonical PumpSwap pools. A quote is the expected price at that moment and does not reserve it. Coins still on their bonding curve trade on Pump.fun.

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. Try a practice trade · How it works in depth

Explore searches tokens by name, symbol or mint address and shows their markets, liquidity and volume. Portfolio reads the balances of any public Solana address you paste.

Both only read public data. Nothing is signed and no wallet approval is needed. Values are estimates from public prices and can be out of date.

Before you trade a token, Explore’s in-depth section explains what to check. How Explore works in depth

The reward calculator splits a budget across holders using balances you supply and exports the result. It does not reconstruct past holders or pay anyone.

Once real wallet transactions open, a funded campaign pushes tokens straight into holders' wallets with no claiming. Automatic delivery also needs funded helper wallets. Until then, you can plan and review a whole campaign; wallet approval opens at launch.

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. How it works in depth

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. Real wallet transactions are not open yet.

Practice run. Create a pool, stake, let simulated holders stake, fund rewards and claim your share. Nothing is signed or sent. How it works in depth

Run a giveaway for up to 16 entered wallets. You lock a token prize; ORAO VRF randomness, checked by the program on chain, picks the winner, who claims it. If no result arrives before the deadline, the prize goes back to you.

Today you can prepare the eligible-wallet list and review the whole giveaway. Real wallet transactions are not open yet, so no real winner is drawn and no prize is paid; it counts as proven after one successful real draw. A generated local result cannot stand in for verified randomness.

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. How it works in depth

Hold project SOL in a two-of-three treasury, so no single wallet can spend it. Three fixed owners; any payment needs two of them to approve the exact same transfer. Owners cannot be changed after setup.

A proposal, saved signature or address does not establish a funded mainnet treasury. Real wallet transactions are not open yet.

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. How it works in depth

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: each proposal fixes a SOL amount and recipient before the vote. If it passes quorum and majority, the payment can be carried out once a waiting period ends. Real wallet transactions are not open yet; real payments also need a funded treasury.

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. In depth: Token voting, Treasury voting.

Set aside part of your coin’s supply to sell in one to ten market-cap ranges (in USD) above a graduation floor. Each range sells a fixed share, and what it raises goes to the creator wallet or the fee route chosen in the plan. Unsold tokens return to you at expiry.

Planning and exporting the bands works today. Real wallet transactions are not open yet; range sales also need verified graduation and compatible liquidity.

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. How it works in depth

Contributors deposit SOL during a fixed window and everyone pays the same clearing price after close. If the minimum raise is not reached, every deposit is refunded in full; otherwise a PumpSwap pool opens with its liquidity locked in the program.

Setting up and reviewing an auction works today. Wallet approval at launch. Once they open, it counts as proven after one small test auction.

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. How it works in depth

A uniquely named vault that belongs to an NFT. Anyone can add SOL or tokens, and whoever holds the NFT can redeem the contents, optionally burning the NFT. Names cannot be changed later.

Lookups, setup and review work today. Wallet approval at launch.

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. How it works in depth

VEYDUCT fees. A flat 0.02 SOL to launch on Pump, 0.02 SOL to start fee sharing and 0.02 SOL to set permanent recipients, each paid inside the transaction you approve and shown in the review. Collecting fees, paying existing recipients, trading, liquidity and lookups carry no VEYDUCT fee.

Network and Pump costs. Your wallet also pays the Solana network fee and rent for any new accounts. PumpSwap’s pool fees are part of the trade price, and the simulated amounts include them.

Nothing moves without your wallet. Every action is simulated on mainnet and opened in your wallet for approval. A review is valid for about a minute. If costs rose or the wallet returned a different transaction, VEYDUCT stops instead of sending it.

What VEYDUCT can’t do. It never becomes your coin’s creator, holds no mint, freeze or fee permission, can’t collect or redirect your fees, can’t change a permanent split and can’t reverse a confirmed transaction.

“Nothing was submitted.” Whenever a message says this, no SOL left your wallet. Fix the cause and review again.

Launch rejected in preflight. Usually the wallet is low on SOL. Add at least 0.03 SOL and review again.

Expired review. A reviewed transaction is valid for about a minute, and a trade quote for 30 seconds. Review again and approve sooner.

“Check the previous Pump receipt before creating another token.” An earlier transaction was sent but isn’t confirmed yet. Collect fees says “Check the previous fee receipt before claiming again.” Use Check confirmation on that page or look it up in your wallet’s activity. The tool stays blocked until then, so you can’t pay twice.

Not the creator wallet. Collect fees and starting a fee split only work from the wallet Pump recorded as the creator. Manage shows which wallet it is.

No PumpSwap pool. The coin is still on its bonding curve. Trade it on Pump.fun until it graduates.