Slice
Money

Fees & limits

Every number that decides who gets what, and every limit the launch form and the jobs enforce. Where the operator can change a number, this page shows the default and the value in force right now.

Fees

FeeRateSet by
Creator fee, bonding curveNo data yet. 0.30% of volume at the time of writingpump.fun
Creator fee, PumpSwapWhatever pump.fun sets for migrated tokens; it can differ from the curvepump.fun
Platform share20% of each sweep by default, plus rounding dust. Recipients share the other 80%Slice, per token at launch
LaunchNothing from us. pump.fun’s account rent and the network fee, paid by the deployerpump.fun, Solana
Claim or autopayNothing. The network fee is paid from the platform shareSlice
BurnNothing from us. The buy pays the market’s own trading fees and price impactpump.fun, PumpSwap, Jupiter routes

Settings, default and now

These are runtime settings. The operator can change them from the console without a release, and a change applies from the next job run. The platform share is the exception: each token keeps the value it launched with.

SettingMeaningDefaultIn force now
Platform shareOf each sweep, fixed per token at launch. Applies to new launches20%No data yet
Sweep minimumA token is swept once its vaults, and any fees waiting in its creator address, hold at least this0.01 SOLNo data yet
Claim minimumSmallest balance a claim can send0.01 SOLNo data yet
Autopay thresholdAutopay sends the balance once it reaches this0.05 SOLNo data yet
Burn minimumA token is bought and burned once its burn orders reach this0.02 SOLNo data yet
Treasury reserveKept back for network fees and rent; payouts, burns and withdrawals never dip into it0.05 SOLNo data yet
Largest first buyThe most SOL a launch can spend buying its own token50 SOLNo data yet
BuybackShare of new platform shares spent buying and burning the platform tokenOff, 50% when onNo data yet

The console refuses values that would break the rules above: a platform share over 50%, a sweep or claim minimum below 0.001 SOL, an autopay threshold below the claim minimum, or a burn minimum below 0.005 SOL.

Switches

Each job has its own pause. A paused job does nothing and loses nothing: fees wait in the vaults, queued payouts wait in the queue, burn orders wait for their run.

JobDefaultNow
LaunchesRunningNo data yet
SweepsRunningNo data yet
Payouts and claimsRunningNo data yet
BurnsRunningNo data yet

Launch limits

LimitValue
Recipients1 to 6 X handles, no duplicates
SharesUp to two decimals each, exactly 100% in total
Handle1 to 15 letters, digits or underscores
NameUp to 32 bytes of UTF-8
Ticker1 to 10 of A-Z and 0-9
DescriptionUp to 256 characters
ImagePNG, JPEG, GIF or WebP, up to 4 MB
Linkshttps:// only
First buy0 up to the largest first buy above
Signing the launch messageWithin 15 minutes of preparing
Launches per wallet10 a day that reach the upload step. Only uploads count: they need the wallet’s signature, so nobody can use up another wallet’s allowance
Uploads per IP address20 an hour

Money limits

  • One open payout per X account. A second claim is refused until the first has landed.
  • A claim sends the whole balance. The API accepts a smaller amount, never below the claim minimum.
  • A payout that expires without landing is replaced by a new one, three attempts in all; after that the amount returns to the balance.
  • One unresolved sweep per token, and one open burn run per token.
  • A token whose sweep fails is swept again after 2, 4, 8, 16, 32, then 64 minutes, and on schedule again once a sweep confirms.
  • A burn run is tried three times before its orders go back to the pool.
  • A payout goes to a wallet: an ed25519 public key that is unused or a plain system account. Program-derived addresses, token and program accounts, the treasury and the mints and fee addresses of tokens launched here are refused.
  • Balances never expire.
The defaults on this page are read from the code that enforces them, so they cannot drift from it. The values in force are read from the live settings and from pump.fun when the page is generated, at most five minutes ago. The public API has its own rate limits, on the API overview.