STEP 1Drop a wallet or an @handle
The wallet that signed the launch owns the fees — not necessarily the one you have open now. Paste either form; handles resolve to their fee wallet.
🐣 Creator-fee vault finder · pump.fun
Creator fees don't collect themselves.
Every token you launched on pump.fun keeps paying you 0.30% of every trade while it sits on the bonding curve, and up to 0.95% after it graduates — split across two on-chain accumulators per token. Most creators never claim it. Unclaimpad finds every vault you own and shows what is still sitting there.
Pip · your vault hunter
I read the pump.fun program on Solana mainnet and tell you what your vault is holding.
Live chain readloading a real creator …
Tokens launched—by the wallet Pip picked
Creator-fee vault holds—reading …
SOL price used—live, from pump.fun market cap
Read frompump.fun API+ Solana mainnet RPC
Real numbers, freshly read from the newest launch's creator — no sample wallet. Scan your own →
How it works
Find, group, claim
STEP 1STEP 2We group every accumulator per token
Each token has two: bonding-curve fees accumulate in native lamports, PumpSwap fees land as WSOL. Five tokens means ten balances. The board shows them per token, not per vault.
STEP 3Claim all in one signature
pump.fun lets you claim any time, with no minimum and no waiting period. The demo builds the batch and unwraps WSOL so you land in SOL.
The numbers this reads
Facts, with the source attached
Every fee figure below comes from the platform's own schedule; every balance on this site is read from Solana mainnet when you ask for it.
0.30%creator cut of every trade while the token is on the bonding curve (total trade fee 1.25%)pump.fun fee schedule
0.95% → 0.05%creator cut after graduation to a canonical PumpSwap pool, tiered down from ~420 SOL market cappump.fun fee schedule
2 balancesper token: bonding-curve lamports + PumpSwap WSOL accumulatoron-chain accounts
~40%published estimate of creator fees that go unclaimedthird-party scan tooling, 2026
The app
Find unclaimed creator fees
Paste the Solana wallet that launched the token. Unclaimpad reads pump.fun's public API and Solana mainnet, then shows every launch and the live balance of its creator-fee vault.
Open the app →$UNCLAIMPAD · Solana
PRE-LAUNCHFees you already earned, still sitting on chain.
$UNCLAIMPAD is the project token: Solana SPL, launched on pump.fun, with the mint published on this page before anywhere else. It funds the scan desk — and it is not required to use it.
Pre-launch — the Solana contract address is published on this page first.
The address above is the only place the mint is published first. Verify it against this page before you buy anything.
FAQ
Questions people actually ask
What exactly are pump.fun creator fees?
A slice of every trade that routes to the wallet which created the token. On the bonding curve the creator earns 0.30% of a 1.25% total trade fee; after graduation to a canonical PumpSwap pool the creator share starts at 0.30%, rises to ~0.95% above roughly 420 SOL market cap, then steps down to 0.05% at the top tiers.
Why are there two balances per token?
Bonding-curve fees accumulate in native lamports while the token trades on the curve. Once it graduates, PumpSwap fees accumulate as wrapped SOL. So a wallet with five launched tokens owns up to ten accumulators.
Do I need the wallet that launched the token?
Yes. Fees belong to the wallet that signed the creation, or to the fee recipients it was split to since the January 2026 update (up to 10 wallets per token, with coin ownership transferable).
Is there a minimum or a waiting period?
No. You can claim as often as you like; the split is automatic and on-chain. Claiming costs normal Solana gas, and unwrapping WSOL into SOL closes the temporary account.