How a portal works.

pump.fun pays a creator fee on every trade. When you launch here, that fee is assigned to a router wallet made just for your coin. Once an hour the router collects what has built up, works out how much came from buys and how much from sells, and sends each part out through its own exit.

Exits are delivered by NEAR Intents, which swaps the SOL and sends native coins: real ZEC to a Zcash address, real BTC to a Bitcoin address, and so on. Nobody needs to bridge, wrap or touch another chain's wallet to receive them.

1. 1

   Pick the coin and the rule

   Name, ticker, image, then a buy exit, a sell exit and a destination: holders or one address. The image and metadata are pinned to IPFS through pump.fun.
2. 2

   Create

   The coin is created on pump.fun with you as the creator, so it shows up as yours everywhere.
3. 3

   Share fees with the router

   A pump.fun fee-sharing config is created and sets the coin's router wallet as the only shareholder at 100%. The same transaction sends 0.01 SOL of fuel to the router so it can pay its own network fees.
4. 4

   Optional first buy

   Buy up to 10 SOL of your own coin in the same approval.

SOLANA ──BUY──► ZCASH
SOLANA ──SELL─► BITCOIN
DEST   ────────► HOLDERS

Buy exit

Any listed exitWhere the share of fees earned from buys goes.

Sell exit

Any listed exitCan be the same coin as the buy exit.

Destination

Holders · One addressHolders split each hour pro rata. One address sends both legs to addresses set at launch.

1. 1

   Collect

   The router calls pump.fun's fee distribution for the coin. If the unclaimed amount is below pump.fun's own minimum, nothing is collected that hour and it simply keeps building.
2. 2

   Measure

   Every trade since the last cycle is read from pump.fun and summed into buy SOL and sell SOL.
3. 3

   Split

   The collected SOL is split between the two exits in proportion to that buy and sell volume.
4. 4

   Assign

   Holder routes credit every eligible holder's balance. One-address routes send each leg once it passes the minimum delivery size.
5. 5

   Record

   The cycle, its amounts and its transaction are stored and shown on the coin's page.

Each coin is locked while its cycle runs and can run at most once every 50 minutes, so an hour can never be paid twice.

Who counts

Wallets holding the coinAll token accounts are read and added up per owner, so a wallet with several accounts counts once.

Minimum holding

100,000 tokens0.01% of the 1,000,000,000 supply. Smaller holders are skipped for that hour.

Excluded

Curve, pools, routerProgram-owned accounts such as the bonding curve and AMM pools, plus the coin’s own router wallet, never earn.

Your share

your tokens ÷ eligible supplyEligible supply is the total held by the wallets that qualify, not the whole 1B.

1. 1

   Find your balance

   Paste your wallet on Claim or open the coin's page. Balances are tracked per coin and per exit, in SOL.
2. 2

   Enter where to receive it

   A native address on the exit's chain. It is checked against NEAR Intents before you sign.
3. 3

   Sign a message

   Your wallet signs a plain-text message. It costs nothing, moves nothing and is valid for 5 minutes.
4. 4

   Delivery

   The router sends your whole balance for that exit to NEAR Intents, which swaps it and delivers the native coin. The coin's page tracks it until it settles.

portals claim
wallet: <your Solana wallet>
coin: <mint>
asset: ZEC
deliver to: <your ZEC address>
issued: 2026-10-01T16:00:00.000Z

The signature proves the wallet that earned the balance chose this address, so nobody else can claim it. If a delivery fails or NEAR refunds it, the balance is put back automatically and you can claim again.

With One address there is nothing to claim. Each hour, every leg that has reached 0.02 SOL is sent automatically. Smaller amounts wait for the next hour.

• 
  ZEC · Zcasht1… or u1… address
• 
  BTC · Bitcoinbc1… address
• 
  ETH · Ethereum0x… address
• 
  SOL · SolanaSent directly on Solana
• 
  XRP · XRP Ledgerr… address
• 
  DOGE · DogecoinD… address
• 
  LTC · Litecoinltc1… or L… address
• 
  SUI · Sui0x… address
• 
  TRX · TronT… address
• 
  DASH · DashX… address

SOL is the one exit that never leaves Solana: it is sent as a plain transfer, with no swap and no bridge cost.

Cycle

Every hourAt most once per 50 minutes per coin.

Router fuel

0.01 SOLSent once at launch so the router can pay its network fees.

Router reserve

0.005 SOLAlways kept back for fees and rent.

Minimum delivery

0.02 SOLSmaller balances stay credited until they grow past it.

Minimum holding

100,000 tokens

Largest first buy

10 SOL

Claim signature

Valid 5 minutes

Delivery costs

Taken by the routeNEAR Intents’ swap spread plus network fees on both chains come out of the delivered amount. They are mostly fixed, so small deliveries lose a larger share: claiming a bigger balance less often keeps more.

pump.fun

Trading and feesCoin creation, the bonding curve, the fee rate and fee sharing are all pump.fun’s. If pump.fun changes them, routes change with them.

NEAR Intents

DeliveryQuotes, swaps and settlement are NEAR’s. If a route stops quoting, the balance stays credited and the claim can be retried.

Rule

Fixed at launchExits and destination can’t be changed after the coin exists.

Not advice

Memecoins are volatileFees depend entirely on trading volume. A coin nobody trades earns nothing.