How to Claim Pump.fun Creator Fees

pump.fun pays the creator of a coin a share of the trading fees on it. Those fees don't arrive in your wallet on their own - they pile up in a vault until you claim them. Creators who launched from a bundler or a fresh wallet often don't realise they are owed anything. Here is where the fees go, how to see them and how to withdraw them.

Where creator fees come from

Every buy and sell of your coin pays a trading fee, and a slice of it is credited to the coin's creator - the wallet that made the create transaction. The exact share is set by pump.fun and has changed over time, so check their current terms rather than trusting a number from an old thread. Two things matter in practice:

• It is per creator wallet. Fees accrue to the wallet that created the coin - in a SolBundle launch, your dev wallet.
• It continues after graduation. Trades on the coin's PumpSwap pool earn creator fees too (what graduation changes).

Where they wait: the creator vault

Fees are credited to a creator vault tied to the creator wallet - one for curve trades and one for PumpSwap trades. They sit there, earning nothing, until the creator wallet signs a claim. Nobody else can claim them, and they don't expire.

How to claim in SolBundle

1. Open the coin in the terminal. If one of your wallets created it, it is marked DEV in the wallets table.
2. The toolbar shows Claim fees with the unclaimed amount from both the curve and PumpSwap.
3. Click it. One transaction from the dev wallet collects everything into that same wallet.
4. From there, move the SOL wherever you like with Collect - for example straight to Phantom or an exchange.

If the creator wallet isn't one of yours in SolBundle - say you launched elsewhere - the Claim button won't appear, because only the creator can sign the claim.

Claiming without SolBundle

Any tool that can sign with the creator wallet can claim, including pump.fun's own site with the wallet connected. If your dev wallet lives in SolBundle, you can reveal its private key on the Wallets page and import it into Phantom - but anyone who sees that key can spend the wallet, so do it privately.

When to claim

Claiming costs one small network fee, so very frequent claims of tiny amounts aren't worth it. A reasonable habit is to claim after a burst of volume - a big day, or right after graduation - and before you stop actively managing the coin.

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