Fees & Cashback
One flat 0.4% platform fee on every trade — and 90% of it comes back to you as cashback.
The model in one line
Every execution engine routes your trade at the raw on-chain price. A flat 0.4% platform fee in SOL settles atomically with the trade, and 90% of it comes back to you as cashback. Net cost after cashback: 0.04% per trade — about 0.08% on a round trip.
0.4% in, 90% back. A net 0.04% per trade — roughly 25× less than the ~1% most terminals skim on every swap (≈2% round trip) and keep.
Per-engine fee
The same flat fee applies on every execution engine:
| Engine | Platform fee |
|---|---|
| Pump.fun Direct | 0.4% · 90% back |
| Jup Beam | 0.4% · 90% back |
| Jup Metis | 0.4% · 90% back |
| Jito Bundles | 0.4% · 90% back |
| Helius Sender | 0.4% · 90% back |
See Execution Engines for what each path does.
How the fee is charged
- How much: 0.4% (40 basis points) of the trade size, taken in SOL.
- How it's charged: as an extra SOL transfer appended to your swap transaction, so it settles atomically with the trade. No separate transaction, no approval step.
- Small trades are exempt: if the fee would come out below 10,000 lamports (0.00001 SOL), no fee is added at all — tiny trades pay nothing.
The 90% cashback
Cashback is the whole point of the model — the fee funds your rewards, not the company:
- Who earns it: everyone. No token to hold, no tiers to reach, no volume minimums.
- How much: 90% of every platform fee you pay comes back to you as cashback.
- The remaining 10% keeps the lights on — RPCs, infrastructure, and development.
Developer-key installs pay 0. On an install running a valid developer key, the platform fee is zeroed on every engine.
Fail-safe by design. If the fee can't be routed — the treasury isn't configured, or the engine is unknown — the fee is 0. You are never charged a fee that can't be tracked for cashback.
Network costs are separate
These on-chain costs are paid to the network and validators, not to the platform, and don't generate cashback:
- Solana network & priority fees — the standard cost of landing any transaction.
- Beam tip — a small landing tip on the Beam engine.
- Jito tip — a validator tip you set to land a Jito bundle.
- Helius Sender tip — the Helius Sender engine requires a small tip to one of its tip accounts to land.