pump.fun adds 0.45% Platform Fee on web and mobile app trades
The fee falls to 0.40% when a wallet has applied another user's referral code. Terminal and third-party interfaces are excluded.
· Effective · Verified 2026-10-17 via official docs
From 17 October 2026, trades placed in the pump.fun web app or mobile app carry a Platform Fee of 0.45%, or 0.40% for wallets that have applied another user's referral code. pump.fun's fees page says the fee is not charged on trades through Terminal or any third-party interface.
The Platform Fee is charged in addition to the existing bonding-curve fees (1.25% in total, split 0.30% creator and 0.95% protocol) and, for graduated coins, PumpSwap pool fees.
pump.fun's published fee components also list the Platform Fee on the first buy at coin creation and on limit and conditional orders. It is not charged on Perpetuals orders.
“The Platform Fee is not charged on trades placed through Terminal or any third-party interface.”
— pump.fun Fees documentation
Who this affects
Traders using the pump.fun web or mobile app. Terminal and third-party interface users are not charged this fee.
pump.fun at a glance
pump.fun is a memecoin launchpad where anyone can create a coin that trades on a bonding curve and graduates to its own AMM, PumpSwap. It runs on Solana and Robinhood Chain through a web app and iOS/Android apps, and also offers perpetuals routed to Hyperliquid.
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Sources
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- pump.fun Fees — checked 2026-10-17
- pump.fun Terms and Conditions (last updated 17 October 2026) — checked 2026-10-17
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