The one-for-all Solana launchpad.
rewwwards launches pump.fun coins whose creator fees go where the launcher decides: holders, buy back & burn, liquidity, a wallet or a content creator. The split is locked on chain at launch, and the whole thing is open source.
One launchpad. Every coin shares the upside.
Locked at launch
The split goes into pump.fun's own fee-sharing program and the admin is revoked. Nobody can change it afterwards, rewwwards included.
Fees that do things
A runtime keeps claiming the fees and does each recipient's job: holder airdrops, buy back & burn, LP adds, wallet payouts and creator escrows.
Receipts, not promises
Every claim, airdrop, buyback and burn lands in the coin's public activity log with its transaction.
Open source
The launch app and the runtime that moves the fees are open source. Read how it works, don't just take our word for it.
Straight answers.
What is rewwwards?
The one-for-all Solana launchpad, built on pump.fun. You launch a pump.fun coin and pick where its creator fees go, and that split is locked on chain the moment the coin launches. From then on the rewwwards runtime keeps claiming the fees and carrying out each recipient's job, and logs every move in the coin's public activity log.
How does the fee split work? Can it be changed?
No, it can't be changed. At launch rewwwards writes the split into pump.fun's own fee-sharing program and revokes the admin in the same flow, so nobody can change it afterwards, rewwwards included. A coin only shows as Live once the split has been read back from chain and matches what the launcher chose.
What is the creator fee?
Every coin launches with a fixed 3% creator fee on each trade, pump.fun's mainnet maximum. pump.fun only lets coins on a custom pair (another pump.fun coin such as $REWWWARDS, or a quote-controlled token) set one, so SOL and USDC pairs aren't offered. While pump.fun has custom fees switched off, as on devnet, coins use its standard market-cap schedule instead.
How many recipients can a coin have?
Up to 9 of your choosing. pump.fun allows 10 shareholders per coin, and every rewwwards coin uses one of them for the $REWWWARDS buy back & burn. Your split covers the other 90% of the creator fees.
Where can the fees go?
- Holders. Airdropped pro rata to the coin's largest holders.
- Buy back & burn. Buys the coin on its curve or pool and burns what it buys.
- Liquidity pool. Held until the coin graduates, then added to its PumpSwap pool; the LP tokens are burned.
- Wallet. Paid straight to a Solana address by pump.fun.
- Content creator. Held in escrow until the creator signs in with that account and claims.
Creators on X (Twitter) can claim today; YouTube, TikTok, GitHub, Twitch, and Kick are listed as coming soon.
What is “no block 0”?
On mainnet, a launch goes to Jito's block engine as one bundle with a tip, never through the public path. Nothing is public before it lands, nobody can trade in the block the coin is created in, and the create and the fee lock land together or not at all. Devnet has no Jito engine, so launches there go over RPC.
How does free launch work?
Sign in with your X account and rewwwards signs and pays for the launch, so you sign nothing and need no wallet. Free launches are limited per account per day and can't include a dev buy. To be the coin's creator or make the first buy, launch with your wallet instead: you sign and pay, including the Jito tip on mainnet.
What is $REWWWARDS, and what's the 10% burn?
$REWWWARDS is the rewwwards platform token and every coin's default pair, so buying a coin buys $REWWWARDS first. Every coin, in both launch modes, also locks 10% of its creator fees to a $REWWWARDS buy back & burn: the runtime swaps what it receives for $REWWWARDS and burns it, or burns it as it arrives when the coin is paired with $REWWWARDS. It's part of the on-chain split, so it can't be switched off either.
Is it live? When is launch?
Not yet. rewwwards is pre-launch: the full app runs in a preview on Solana mainnet ahead of launch. No launch date has been announced. Follow @rewwwardsfun on X or join t.me/rewwwards to hear when it goes live.
Is it open source?
Yes. rewwwards is open source: the launch app and the Rust runtime that claims and pays out the fees. The Status page shows which commit the website and the runtime are running.
Be there when it goes live.
No launch date yet. Follow along on X and Telegram, or see how it works.