How to start in 3 steps
Open our referral link
Install the app or open the web app
Sign up and check the code is applied
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What does the referral code give you?
pump.fun does not publish what referred users receive.
What does the referrer earn?
pump.fun does not publish a referral payout rate.
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Is the invite code the same as Callout Rewards?
pump.fun also runs Callout Rewards: users post 'callouts' on tokens and may receive discretionary USDC from a reward pool, paid about daily. The methodology is confidential and was changed on 10 October 2026 to weigh followers' realised profits and pay less for low-cap callouts. It is separate from the invite code.
How is the referral tracked?
invite page pump.fun/join/code; code entered at sign-up in the app
How are rewards paid?
Not published.
Rules on ads and brand bidding
none published. Never bid on a platform's brand name or use misleading ads without checking the platform's current affiliate terms.
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Is any code better than another?
No. Where a discount exists it is the same for every valid code. Pages promising bigger discounts or bonuses for their code are not describing anything the platform publishes.
How to check the code was applied
Open the referral link before you create your account, complete sign-up on the same device, then check the fee line on your first small trade. If something is wrong, contact pump.fun support early.
How a pump.fun coin's life works
A coin is created for free and starts trading on a bonding curve, where price rises as people buy. If it reaches graduation, it migrates to a PumpSwap pool; the migration costs 0.015 SOL, paid by whoever triggers it (normally pump.fun). After graduation, fees on the canonical PumpSwap pool depend on market cap, from 1.25% for small caps down to 0.30% for the largest.
Worked fees on pump.fun
| Trade size | Platform fees, buy + sell | As % of trade |
|---|---|---|
| $25 | $0.62 | 2.50% |
| $100 | $2.50 | 2.50% |
| $250 | $6.25 | 2.50% |
| $1,000 | $25.00 | 2.50% |
| $5,000 | $125.00 | 2.50% |
Platform fee only, at 1.25% per side on the bonding curve (graduated coins on PumpSwap pay 1.25% down to 0.30% by market cap). Network, priority and pool fees and price impact come on top.
Step-by-step sign-up, the safe way
Type the official domain yourself or use our link, check the address bar, create the account, confirm the referral is shown before finishing, enable 2FA, then make a small test trade and a small withdrawal before depositing more.
Common referral mistakes
Opening the link on one device and signing up on another; installing the app before opening the link; trusting pages that promise bigger discounts; and assuming a code can be added later. On most platforms the referral is fixed at sign-up.
Account security checklist
Use a unique password and app-based two-factor authentication on the email or Apple/Google account you log in with. Never share login codes or private keys with anyone, including people claiming to be support. Bookmark the official domain and use it instead of search ads or links from DMs. Keep only trading money in a hot wallet.
Other platforms
fomo · GMGN · Axiom · Photon · BullX NeoPumpSwap fees by market cap
Graduated coins trade on a canonical PumpSwap pool where the total fee depends on the coin's market cap: 1.25% below 420 SOL, falling in steps to 0.30% above 98,240 SOL, according to pump.fun's fees page. Non-canonical PumpSwap pools charge a flat 0.30%.
Using pump.fun safely as a buyer
Assume most new coins will fail. Never buy a coin because its creator or a callout says it is going up. Check holder distribution and whether the creator still holds a large share. Size tiny on the bonding curve, where 1.25% per side means 2.5% per round trip before price impact.
pump.fun vs trading pump.fun coins elsewhere
Apps and terminals such as fomo, GMGN, Axiom and Photon can trade coins launched on pump.fun. Their own platform fee comes on top of pump.fun's protocol fees when you trade on the bonding curve.
How pump.fun invite rewards are calculated
pump.fun does not publish what an inviter earns or what an invited user receives, so we cannot calculate it. Callout Rewards are a separate, discretionary programme whose methodology pump.fun keeps confidential.
What to check on the confirm screen
Before your first trade after signing up, check four things: the platform fee line (and whether a referral discount shows), the network or priority fee, the expected amount you receive, and the price impact. If any number looks wrong, cancel and investigate before trading.
Rules in pump.fun's terms
pump.fun's terms say Callout Rewards are discretionary, may change without notice and may be zero, and its terms forbid misrepresenting rewards or your personal financial interest in a coin. If you share a coin you hold, disclose it.
Signing up with a referral vs without
With a referral you get whatever discount the platform publishes (10% on Axiom and fomo; none published on GMGN, Photon or pump.fun), and the referrer earns a share of your fees. Without one, you pay the standard fee and nobody earns from your trading. Your product experience is otherwise identical.
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Sources
- pump.fun fees page (updated 8 Oct 2026)
- pump.fun Terms and Conditions
- pump.fun Callout Rewards terms
- pump.fun invite page (our code)
Updated 2026-10-12 · How we test
How to sign up to pump.fun with a referral link
- Open our pump.fun referral link on the device you will use.
- Create your account or connect your wallet.
- Check that the referral is shown before finishing sign-up.
- Make a small first trade and check the fees.
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Frequently asked questions
What is the pump.fun referral code?
cozyoctopus9356
Does a pump.fun referral code give a discount?
Not published.