Launchpad docs

Every launch on Veilbound Launchpad is a pump.fun quote-pair launch against $VEIL (GSp4qePZUHBtt5f4gE6AsRC9JUUqeZEJLeN2JZxLpump), made by pump.fun’s own program — exactly as pump.fun makes a coin paired with another coin. For the API, see Developers.

• How a launch works
• What it costs
• The curve and graduation
• Dev buy
• Creator fee
• GameFi bankroll
• After launch
• Good to know

How a launch works

Open Launch a coin and fill in pump.fun’s own create form: name (up to 32 characters), ticker (up to 10), description, image, and optional website, X and Telegram links. Then choose how many of your coin you want to buy (optional) and sign.

• pump.fun’s program creates the coin and its bonding curve, quoted in $VEIL: every buy of your coin is paid in VEIL (a SOL buyer’s SOL is swapped to VEIL on the way in, in the same transaction).
• The coin is pump.fun’s standard coin: 1,000,000,000 supply, 6 decimals, no mint authority, no freeze authority, no transfer tax.
• It is a pump.fun coin from its first block: in pump.fun search, GMGN, Fomo, Photon, Axiom, DexScreener and Jupiter.

What it costs

• Creating a coin is free, as on pump.fun: no VEIL seed, no launch fee, no burn.
• Solana rent: about 0.03 SOL for the coin, its metadata and its curve — paid to Solana, not to us.
• Trading fees are pump.fun’s own, charged by pump’s program on every trade (protocol fee and creator fee), on the curve and in PumpSwap after it.

The curve and graduation

A new coin starts on pump.fun’s bonding curve, priced in VEIL: every buy moves the price up the curve, every sell moves it down. When the curve fills, pump.fun graduates the coin to PumpSwap — its own pool, quoted in VEIL — exactly as it does for every pump.fun coin. The launch form shows today’s figures for a VEIL pair: the market cap a coin starts at, the market cap it graduates at and how much VEIL the curve raises, all read from pump.fun’s own settings and VEIL’s live price.

Dev buy

• Optional, and in the same transaction as the create whenever it fits: nobody can buy before you. When it cannot fit, the form says so before you launch and lets you go back; otherwise it follows as its own prompt, where someone could buy first.
• Pay it in SOL (swapped to VEIL through VEIL’s own PumpSwap pool, then onto your curve, one transaction) or straight in VEIL, as pump.fun’s quote-pair form allows.
• No site fee on the dev buy: you pay pump.fun’s trading fee, as on pump.fun.

Creator fee

You pick the coin’s creator fee on the form: pump.fun’s standard rate, or 1%, 2% or 3% of every trade, paid to you (creator rewards) or to the coin’s holders by pump.fun itself (holder rewards).

• A SOL pair: 100% of pump.fun’s creator fee is yours, exactly as on pump.fun.
• A VEIL pair: 95% is yours and 5% goes to the Ecosystem Flywheel, which buys back and burns the top VEIL pairs. pump.fun locks that split at launch.
• It arrives in the pair token (VEIL or SOL), paid by pump.fun’s own fee sharing; or pick Creator fees in SOL or USDC and the site converts your part and sends it on within minutes.

Site-run games

On a VEIL pair you can pick a game on the form: sack payouts, drops (optionally only to holders who never sold), quest drops at volume milestones, a dragon egg that pays holders at every market-cap level it reaches (held 10 minutes on the coin’s own trades), a combo meter (buys inside a short window chain into a combo that pays its hitters when it breaks), achievements (badges earned by how holders trade and hold, paid by points), a hoard burn, a boss raid, the throne, or your own game server paying winners through the payout API. Its share of your creator fee (25–100% of your part) goes to a bankroll wallet the site holds for that coin and spends by the game’s rule; every move is a transaction listed on the coin’s page, and the launcher’s own wallet never takes from it. Payouts to holders are collected on the coin’s page.

GameFi bankroll (your own wallet)

Made for game tokens: the coin’s creator fee pays the wallet your game pays its prizes from.

1. On the create form, open GameFi bankroll and paste the wallet your game pays from.
2. When you launch, pump.fun’s own fee sharing is set on the coin: its creator fee to that wallet (on a VEIL pair, all but the flywheel’s 5%). You set it with your wallet at launch, and pump locks it — it cannot be changed afterwards, by you or by us.
3. From then on pump.fun pays the creator fee of every trade — on the curve and in PumpSwap — to the bankroll. The site asks pump for the payout every 15 minutes (anyone may) and shows every payout on GameFi; the coin page links the bankroll wallet so holders can watch it grow.

Leave the field empty and the creator fee is yours, as on pump.fun. A bankroll can be any Solana wallet, including a multisig.

After launch

• The board: coins on their curve sit under Bonding curve; graduated coins under Graduated.
• Your dashboard: creator fees, claims, links and banner.
• Telegram: launches and graduations can be announced in the launchpad’s channel and in your coin’s own group.

Good to know

• Tickers are not unique. Any ticker can launch; coins that share one are linked by their address.
• Your wallet signs every launch, buy and sell. The site holds funds only where you choose it: a game’s bankroll, and your creator fee while it is being converted to SOL or USDC.
• Everything is on chain: each coin page shows its curve, its pool once it graduates, its creator-fee route and every trade.

Launch a coin · API for developers