NFTs with
tokens inside
Every vaultforpump NFT holds a fixed amount of a Pump.fun token, locked in an on-chain vault. Holders earn a share of the coin's creator fees, up to 75%, set by the coin's creator. Swap the NFT back for its tokens whenever you want.
// the concept
A token you can hold like a collectible
Meme coins are liquid but forgettable. NFTs are collectible, but usually backed by nothing. vaultforpump puts the two together: every NFT is a sealed container holding a real, fixed amount of a coin.
Real backing. Every NFT is matched by tokens sitting in a vault that only the program controls. You can check the numbers on-chain at any time.
Same amount, every NFT. Each collection fixes how many tokens one NFT holds, forever. NFT #1 and NFT #10,000 hold exactly the same.
It earns. The coin's creator sets a share of its creator fees for NFT holders, up to 75%, split equally per NFT and paid in SOL.
// how it works
In, earn, out
One transaction buys exactly the tokens one NFT needs on Pump.fun, locks them in the vault and mints your NFT. If any part fails, nothing happens.
While you hold it, your NFT collects its share of the coin's creator fees. Claim the SOL whenever you like. Sell the NFT and the unclaimed fees go with it.
Burn the NFT and receive exactly its tokens, plus any fees it hasn't claimed yet, in one step. Swapping back is never paused.
Already hold the coin? Lock your own tokens into NFTs instead of buying.
// fee rewards
Up to 75% to holders
Pump.fun pays a coin's creator a fee on every trade. On vaultforpump that creator fee is shared, and the creator decides how much goes to the NFT holders:
- The creator picks the holders' share at launch, anywhere up to 75%. Whatever they don't give to holders stays with them.
- Every collection shows its holders' share, so collectors can compare.
- Split equally per NFT; every NFT holds the same amount, so it's fair by design.
- Fees only count from the moment your NFT exists. Nobody can mint late and take earlier fees.
- Anyone can press “Collect fees” to move pending fees into the holders' pool.
- Pump.fun's own protocol fee is separate and never shared.
The math
| Creator fees collected | 4.00 SOL |
|---|---|
| Holders' share set by the creator | 50% |
| To NFT holders (50%) | 2.00 SOL |
| To the creator (25%) | 1.00 SOL |
| To vaultforpump (25%) | 1.00 SOL |
| NFTs in the collection | 4 |
| Each NFT earns | 0.50 SOL |
// for creators
Launch a coin with its NFTs
A short wizard launches your Pump.fun coin and its NFT collection together. Choose how much of the coin's creator fees your holders get (up to 75%; you keep the rest of it). Buy some of your own coin at launch, lock part of it into NFTs and keep the rest as tokens.
Already have a coin? Back it with a collection. If you're its creator, you can turn on fee sharing for your holders.
- Create the coin on Pump.fun, with an optional buy in the same transaction.
- Share creator fees: your chosen share to NFT holders, the rest of the 75% to you, 25% to vaultforpump.
- Create the collection with a fixed number of tokens per NFT.
- Lock your first NFTs from your buy; keep the rest as tokens.
// trust, not promises
Check it yourself
- Tokens sit in a vault owned by the program. The code has no admin withdraw: tokens leave only when an NFT is swapped back.
- The program checks after every action that the vault holds at least what all NFTs are owed.
- Anyone can recount every NFT's claim and the rewards pool from the chain, straight from the app.
- The admin can only pause new NFTs. Swapping back can't be stopped.
- Not audited yet, and upgrades are possible until the program is locked. Both are on the roadmap below.
Status today
- Vault and rewards logic built and stress-tested offline: hundreds of thousands of random actions, with every accounting rule checked after each one.
- App and launch flow working end to end in a simulated environment.
- Next: Solana devnet with test SOL, then an external audit.
// roadmap
Where we are
- Build
Vault program, fee rewards, launch wizard, app.
- Devnet
Public testing with test SOL; verify every Pump.fun step on-chain.
- Audit
Independent security review; multisig upgrade control; fee split locked.
- Mainnet
Launch. The date will be announced on X first.
// faq
Questions
Is there a vaultforpump token or presale?
No. There is no vaultforpump token and nothing to buy before launch. Anyone offering one is not us. Only trust links from our X account.
What do I get when I swap an NFT back?
Exactly the number of tokens printed on the NFT, plus any fee rewards it hasn't claimed yet. What those tokens are worth in SOL depends on the market at that moment, so the value is not guaranteed.
Why do NFTs earn fees?
Coins launched through vaultforpump share their Pump.fun creator fees: the creator chooses how much goes to the collection's holders (up to 75%), keeps the rest of that 75%, and 25% goes to vaultforpump. Coins that already existed can join if their creator turns it on.
Can the coin's creator rug the vault?
No. The creator has no access to the vault's tokens. They could change the fee split later unless it is locked, and the app shows on every collection whether it is. Locking the split at launch is part of the roadmap.
What does it cost to mint?
The token price, plus about 0.007 SOL per NFT in account rent and Metaplex fees. About 0.004 SOL of that is rent that comes back when the NFT is swapped back.
Which wallets work?
Solana wallets that support the Wallet Standard, such as Phantom, Solflare and Backpack. We will never ask for your seed phrase.
Be early
Devnet tests, the audit and the launch date are announced on X first.