Custom creatorfees, on-chain.

Pick an adha, launch on pump.fun, and every fee the coin earns gets routed where you said it would.

Buy back. Burn. Pay out.
10
adhas to pick from
8
on-chain leg types
2
signatures to launch
0
fees Adha can touch

How it works

1
Pick an adha

Ten presets: buy and burn, holder rewards, jackpot, treasury. Or write the split in a sentence and read the compiled legs before you commit.

2
Launch on pump.fun

Name, ticker, image, optional dev buy. The policy is written on chain first, then the mint goes out. Both are signed in your own wallet.

3
Run the adha

Claim your creator fees and the split executes against what actually landed. Every leg is a transaction anyone can follow.

Why an adha is worth anything

Written before the first trade

The split goes on chain in its own transaction, confirmed before the mint. It is readable by anyone deciding whether to buy.

Adha never holds the money

There is no custody and no treasury of ours. Every buy, burn and payout is a transaction your wallet signs.

Each adha states its limits

A burn is not a price floor. A weighted jackpot favours whales. Every adha says so on its own page, in plain language.

Questions

A policy for your creator fees: a list of legs that each take a share and do one thing with it: buy back, burn, pay holders, or send to a wallet.

No, and it has no way to. pump.fun’s fee-sharing program pays each shareholder directly. Adha builds two transactions and you sign both. There is no wallet in between and no server that could hold anything.

The first mints the coin. The second writes the split into pump.fun’s fee-sharing config. A split is configured against an existing mint, so the token has to exist before the policy can name it.

By default nothing, and every edit is public. Revoke the config authority and the shares are fixed for good, including for you.

It doesn’t. The split lives in the program and is applied when fees are claimed. No bot, no schedule, nothing that can go offline.

Yes. An ordinary pump.fun mint on Solana mainnet. The adha governs the fees, not the token.

Nothing. Solana network fees and pump.fun’s cut only. There is no address in the app that collects a fee for us.

Decide where the money goes before you launch.

Not after, and not somewhere it can quietly be edited.