The shared start.
IPO brings people into one round before a coin launches on Pump.fun. They pool SOL, the launch makes one collective purchase, and each participant receives a share of the purchased tokens.
Make the terms clear.
Each round has a target, a minimum and a deadline. The target caps the total contribution. The minimum determines whether the round can proceed when time runs out.
The launch details and allocation rules must be fixed before accepting contributions. A draft is just a draft: its clock has not started and it cannot accept SOL.
One purchase on Pump.fun.
When the round succeeds, the launch transaction creates the coin on Pump.fun and uses the pooled SOL as the budget for the initial purchase. Creation and purchase must succeed together.
Pump trading fees are part of that budget. The number of tokens received depends on the executed purchase. A launch must satisfy the minimum token output committed by the round.
After creation, the public market follows Pump’s pricing. The shared entry applies to this presale’s participants; it does not fix future market prices.
Every contribution counts.
Allocation is based on the actual tokens bought, with no separate creator allocation taken from the collective purchase.
| Contribution | Share | Tokens |
|---|---|---|
| 1 SOL | 10% | 100,000 |
| 3 SOL | 30% | 300,000 |
| 6 SOL | 60% | 600,000 |
Calculations use integer token units. Any rounding remainder follows a fixed contribution order, so claiming earlier does not increase a participant’s allocation.
If the launch cannot happen.
The contract makes original contributions refundable if the round misses its minimum or the launch cannot complete by its launch deadline. A failed launch attempt must not leave part of the contribution spent.
Once a successful purchase has settled, participants receive tokens; they cannot also refund the SOL used to buy those tokens.
Where the money goes.
- Collective purchase budget
- 100% of the raise
- Presale treasury deduction
- None
- Presale platform deduction
- None
- Pump trading fees
- Included in purchase budget
- Network and account costs
- Funded by a separate sponsor
Creator-fee routing to a community treasury is a separate planned feature. It does not mean the presale funds are held back for a treasury.
Solana mainnet · Pump.fun.
Connect a wallet to publish a round, contribute SOL, and claim tokens or refunds. A separate sponsor pays network and account costs; availability depends on its balance.
Claims require a wallet transaction. Bonk, Stockfun, treasury trading and governance are not included. Local drafts and watchlists stay in your browser.
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