How Pump
works

Five Solana programs that launch a coin, trade it, and pay everyone their cut.

1,000,000,000tokens in every coin
≈85 SOLto graduate
1.25%fee on curve trades
0LP tokens left after graduating

Pump

The bonding curve: every buy pushes the price up.

Ride the curve

SOL in0
Tokens sold0
Price · SOL per 1M tokens0
Market cap0

Where the 1 billion tokens go

793.1M · sold on the curve
206.9M
Buyers get these from the curveSaved to seed PumpSwap

Early buyers get more

Every trade pays 1.25%

Buyback 0.475% Protocol 0.475% Creator 0.30%

Graduation day

100%Sold outAll 793.1M tokens bought
0.015Tiny fee0.015 SOL to migrate
New pool206.9M tokens + ≈85 SOL into PumpSwap
LP burnedLiquidity locked forever

Creator rewards

PumpSwap

The AMM: a pool of two tokens that trades with anyone.

x × y = k

You trade—
Pool SOL0
Pool tokens0
Price move0%

Fees shrink as coins grow

CreatorProtocolLiquidity providers
≈ 500 SOL

Where each fee lands

Liquidity

Fees

The rulebook: who pays what, and who gets paid.

Every trade checks the rulebook

Split creator fees with up to 10 people

The rules

Shareholders1 – 10
Shares must add up to100%
Change the splitonce, then 🔒
Who can trigger payoutsanyone
Fee tiers in the bookup to 50

Protocol fee split

Buyback 50%
Protocol 50%

Fees waiting for a social account

Fees sent to charity

Donation

The relay: any token in, dollars out to good causes.

From donation to cause

Split the batch

Which tokens are accepted

✓SOL ✓Up to 32 approved tokens ✓Any “safe” token
✕Can mint more ✕Can freeze ✕Transfer fee ✕Transfer hook ✕Permanent delegate ✕Can't be sent

Mayhem

A trading bot joins the party, with guardrails.

A Mayhem coin's life

Guardrails written into the program

Two supplies

What's different

Who can turn it onCreator, at launch
Bot trading windowup to 255 h
Trades onCurve + PumpSwap
Buyback share0%
Creator takeoverNot allowed
Leftover bot tokens🔥 Burned