Point your creator fees at FeeDrop
Your coin's fee recipient becomes a FeeDrop-custodied wallet, so we can claim the fees for you.
On pump.fun, every coin has a creator fee wallet - the address that accrues the creator's share of trading fees. FeeDrop works by making that wallet one it holds the key to:
- Deploy through FeeDrop and the coin is launched with a fresh FeeDrop-custodied wallet already set as the fee recipient.
- Already have a coin? Paste its address and FeeDrop creates a dedicated managed fee wallet for it automatically. Transfer the coin's creator to that wallet on pump.fun (the app shows you the exact address with a copy button) and FeeDrop confirms the routing on its own. Works for SOL and USDC-paired coins, including transferred creators. You can export that wallet's private key any time, and hit "I've directed the fees" to stop the confirmation scan once you're done. Prefer importing your existing fee wallet instead? That works too.
Either way, FeeDrop ends up holding the key to the wallet where fees land - encrypted at rest (see custody) - and claims the accrued creator fees on your behalf. Nothing leaves that wallet except the actions you configure.
Claim the fees, measure the proceeds
FeeDrop calls the pump.fun claim and records the exact SOL/USDC that came out.
When there are fees to collect, FeeDrop signs and submits the pump.fun claim from the fee wallet. It measures the exact proceeds that hit the wallet - denominated in SOL for SOL-paired coins, or USDC for USDC-paired coins - so every downstream calculation (the service fee, your payout split) is based on real, settled amounts rather than estimates.
A flat 5% - only on what you actually claim
5% of the fees claimed through FeeDrop: 2.5% to the platform treasury, 2.5% buys & burns the FeeDrop token.
FeeDrop charges exactly 5% of the creator fees claimed through it - assessed at claim time, before any payout. Nothing is charged on your holdings, your dev buy, or anything you didn't claim through FeeDrop. The split:
- 2.5% → platform treasury - the fee that keeps FeeDrop running.
- 2.5% → buy & burn of the FeeDrop token - value flows back to $FEEDROP. Until the FeeDrop token launches, this portion accrues in the treasury and is deployed to buy & burn once the token is live.
The fee is durable: it's written to a database ledger the moment fees are claimed and settled by a retry runner, so it always collects even across restarts or failed transactions. It's never skipped and never double-charged.
Where the remaining 95% goes - your split
Slice the post-fee amount across three actions in any percentages that add up to 100% - per coin.
After the service fee, the remaining fees are yours to route. FeeDrop gives you a split slider: pick any combination of the three actions below, with percentages that sum to 100%. Every coin can have its own split.
a · Airdrop to holders distribute
In one line: pay the fees out to real holders, in the currency you choose, paced so it never dumps the chart.
Who gets it (targeting). Airdrop to your own coin's holders, or to the holders of any other coin - point the drop at a partner project, a community you want to reach, or your own second token.
What they receive (currency). Choose the payout denomination:
- SOL - holders receive SOL directly.
- USDC - holders receive USDC.
- The coin's own token - the fees first buy the coin on-market, then that token is distributed to holders (buy pressure on your own coin, plus a token drop).
Who's excluded (eligibility). Distribution filters out non-holders so real people get the fees: LP pools, the bonding curve, and creator/vault addresses are excluded. The drop reaches actual wallets, not the market's own plumbing.
How it's weighted. Either equal (every eligible holder gets the same), or weighted by holdings (and time held), so bigger/longer holders get proportionally more.
Chart-safe. When the payout currency requires buying (the token option), buys are paced and market-aware - chunked over time and sized to conditions so the action never craters the price.
b · Buy & Burn scarcity
In one line: the fees buy your coin back off the market and burn it, permanently shrinking supply.
The allocated share is used to buy the coin on-market and burn the tokens - supply goes down and stays down. Like the token airdrop, buys are paced and market-aware so the buyback supports the chart instead of whipsawing it.
c · Treasury → LP injection liquidity
In one line: a share of fees is earmarked and held while the coin is on the bonding curve, then injected into the pool as real LP the moment the coin graduates.
This one has two distinct phases, because you cannot add liquidity to a pool that doesn't exist yet. Here's exactly what happens:
Phase 1 - Accrue (while still on the bonding curve)
While your coin is still trading on the pump.fun bonding curve, there is no liquidity pool to add to. So the chosen % of fees is earmarked but not spent - it simply accrues and stays in the fee wallet. FeeDrop tracks this accrued LP balance in its ledger; the SOL just sits there, waiting.
Phase 2 - Inject (the moment the coin bonds)
FeeDrop watches for graduation every ~30 seconds. When your coin bonds / graduates to a PumpSwap pool, FeeDrop takes the accrued amount and injects it into the pool as liquidity:
The result: your coin's brand-new pool is deeper than it would have been, funded by the coin's own fees, and the LP position belongs to the fee wallet.
Best-effort and non-blocking. Injection is chunked and treated as best-effort: an LP failure never blocks anything else (your claim, service fee, airdrop, and burn all proceed regardless). If an injection can't complete, the amount simply stays accrued and is retried on the next attempt - it's never lost.
Scope: LP injection currently supports SOL-paired coins.
Launch through FeeDrop and it's all wired up
Launch a pump.fun token with a dev buy, optional vanity address and auto dev-sell - its fee wallet is FeeDrop-custodied, so everything above is automatic.
FeeDrop can launch the coin for you. When you deploy through FeeDrop:
- Pair: SOL or USDC.
- Required dev buy: you seed the launch with an initial buy.
- Optional vanity CA: grind a contract address that ends in the letters you choose (with a "try another" reroll if you don't like the result).
- Optional auto dev-sell: automatically sell the dev buy roughly 30 seconds after launch.
Crucially, the launched coin's fee wallet is FeeDrop-custodied from the start - so claiming, the split and LP injection all work automatically with zero extra setup.
How your keys are protected
Keys are AES-256-GCM encrypted at rest with a per-wallet key, never shown to the browser or logged, and zeroed from memory after signing.
- Encrypted at rest: every custodied key is stored AES-256-GCM encrypted, with a per-wallet key - not one master key across everything.
- Never exposed: a private key is never returned to the browser and never written to logs.
- Zeroed after use: when a key is decrypted to sign a transaction, it's wiped from memory immediately after signing.
- Your recovery option: an optional recovery password lets you export the key yourself, so you're never locked out of your own wallet.
Manual or autonomous - your call
Run claims and payouts on demand, or hand it to a chart-safe engine that does it on a schedule.
Manual on demand
You trigger the claim and the payout when you want. Full control, one action at a time. Manual also unlocks two targeting tools beyond your holder base:
- Custom-list airdrops - import your own wallet list (address fields, bulk paste, or a CSV with per-row amounts/percentages), review it in a table, and distribute SOL or any token the wallet holds across it. Lists are saved per coin for reuse.
- X champions (Insights), now merged into the X tab, is a read-only scan of X through your coin's own connected account. It only counts people who actually tweet the cashtag $TICKER or your contract address, so hashtag-only and passing mentions are ignored. Each champion shows their tweet volume and total engagement across the window, so heavy supporters rank first, and you can scan since your last run or over a custom time window. They claim through a link by signing in with X and pasting a receive address, a fresh empty wallet is perfect, with nothing connected or signed, and claimed wallets flow into a custom-list drop. One claim per X account, and the scan remembers who has already been rewarded.
Autonomous smart engine
Hand it to a chart-safe engine that claims fees and routes them back continuously, reading live market state before every action. It runs each mechanism intelligently:
- Continuous buy & burn - every cycle it market-makes with small, chart-safe buys that support the price and permanently burn supply, instead of one chart-wrecking buy.
- Staggered, volume-adaptive airdrops - the airdrop is not on a timer. Fees accrue and drop when they reach a threshold that scales with your coin's live fee volume. As a coin grows and trades more, the threshold rises on a steep curve, so bigger, higher-volume coins stagger their drops: fewer, larger airdrops instead of constant dribbles. When volume is low the threshold shrinks, so quieter coins still drop frequently in small amounts and holders always see it working.
- Time-weighted rewards - by default the smart engine weights every drop by holdings multiplied by hold-time, so a wallet that has held longer receives proportionally more than a wallet of the same size that just bought. Diamond hands are rewarded, not just size. Hold-time is read from when each wallet first acquired the token.
- Market-aware timing - it reads buy/sell pressure and price momentum, holding a bigger reward through strength (buy-heavy, trending up) and releasing sooner to support holders through weakness (sell-heavy, trending down).
- LP at graduation - the liquidity share accrues while the coin is bonding and injects into the pool at graduation. Adding fees to liquidity deepens the pool: it makes the price more resilient to sells from early buyers, and gives new whales the depth to buy in size without moving the chart as hard. Turn LP off later and whatever already banked still injects, it is never stranded.
- Drop to holders or a saved list - autonomous airdrops go to your coin's holders by default, but you can point them at a saved custom list instead (built in the Manual tab), so every automated drop reaches exactly the wallets you choose, using each row's saved share.
Every drop is bounded so it never dumps - a floor (no dust) and a per-drop cap - and the cadence is purely volume- and market-driven, with no fixed schedule.
And nothing is locked in. Autonomous mode stays fully adjustable: change the split, the thresholds, or the weighting, or switch it off entirely, any time. You keep the flexibility; the engine just does the work.
Every coin gets its own website
An auto-generated public page per coin - chart, feed, live airdrop progress, and the full fee/action history. FeeDrop is your coin's site.
Every coin on FeeDrop gets an auto-generated public page, no setup required. It includes:
- Dex banner - your coin's branding up top.
- Community feed - a place for your holders.
- DexScreener chart - the live price chart, embedded.
- Live airdrop progress - watch distributions happen in real time.
- Full history - every fee claimed and every action taken, transparently.
You don't need to build a website for your coin - FeeDrop is it.
Everything settles, eventually
Fees, LP accrual, dex funding, and distribution jobs are all DB-backed with retry runners - they survive restarts and finish on their own.
Nothing important lives only in memory. Fee liabilities, LP accruals, dex-funding orders, and distribution jobs are written to the database and driven by retry runners. If the service restarts, redeploys, or is stopped mid-flight, the outstanding work is picked back up and settled when it resumes. Actions are idempotent, so they finish once, and only once.
Watch FeeDrop in 60 seconds
Deploy or import a coin, route the creator fees, and let the engine claim, airdrop, buy back, burn, and post, all on its own.