Where pump.fun keeps your rewards
Every trade on a pump.fun coin pays a creator fee, and pump.fun doesn't send it to the creator right away. While the coin trades on its bonding curve, the fees collect as SOL in a creator vault that belongs to the creator's wallet. After the coin moves to PumpSwap, its fees collect in a separate PumpSwap vault as wrapped SOL. Both wait until the creator claims them.
Cashback works the other way round. On cashback coins, the creator fee goes back to the traders, and pump.fun and PumpSwap each track what a wallet has earned in its own volume account. pump.fun deprecated cashback for new coins in 2026, so no new cashback coins can be created, but existing cashback coins still pay it and what you've earned stays claimable. This tool finds all four balances and claims any that hold more than 0.00001 SOL.
| Reward | Who earns it | Held as |
|---|---|---|
| Creator fees · pump.fun | The coin's creator, while on the bonding curve | SOL in the creator vault |
| Creator fees · PumpSwap | The coin's creator, after migration | Wrapped SOL, unwrapped on claim |
| Cashback · pump.fun | Traders of cashback coins | SOL in the volume account |
| Cashback · PumpSwap | Traders of cashback coins, after migration | Wrapped SOL, unwrapped on claim |
What a claim costs
SOLTidy takes 5% of the SOL claimed, inside the same transaction, so you approve a single transaction and see the exact split in your wallet first. Solana's network fee is a fraction of a cent. PumpSwap claims briefly open a wrapped SOL account and close it again in the same transaction, so its rent comes straight back.
Example: a wallet with 1.2 SOL of creator fees receives 1.14 SOL and pays 0.06 SOL to SOLTidy. Any fees earned between the scan and the claim are paid out too, with no fee on them.
Claiming for many creator wallets
If you launch coins from several wallets, switch to many wallets and paste their private keys. The tool scans each wallet with its public address, then claims a few wallets at a time, each signing its own claim in your browser. Every wallet pays its own network fee and its own 5%, and receives its own rewards. A wallet needs about 0.0025 SOL to pay for its claim.
Keys are used only to sign in your browser. They're never sent or stored and are wiped after the run, on Clear and when you leave the page. To launch coins that earn creator fees, use the pump.fun launcher; to clean up old token accounts afterwards, use the token account closer.
Questions & answers
Are these the same rewards pump.fun shows?
Yes. pump.fun's app shows creator rewards from the same on-chain vaults owned by your wallet. This tool reads those vaults directly and lets you claim them from any wallet app, along with PumpSwap fees and cashback.
Do I need to claim pump.fun and PumpSwap separately?
No. If a coin migrated, you may have fees in both. The scan finds both and claims them in the same transaction.
Who can claim my creator fees?
Only the creator wallet itself. The claim pays out to that wallet and must be signed by it, so neither SOLTidy nor anyone else can take the fees.
What if a coin uses fee sharing?
Once fee sharing is set up, a coin's creator fees go to its sharing configuration and are paid to the shareholders through pump.fun's own distribution, not to your creator vault. This tool claims what is in your own vaults and cashback accounts.
Can I claim for wallets I don't have the keys for?
No. A claim must be signed by the wallet that earned the rewards. You can paste keys of wallets you own, or connect each wallet in turn.
