Live from mainnet
Bonding-curve accounts, creator keys, fee-sharing configs, vault balances, vault transaction history, rent floor, priority fees and account existence. All read through this site's read-only RPC proxy.
Creator fees, routed in the open
Every trade pays a toll. Decide who it reaches.
Tollshare reads the creator-fee vault behind any pump.fun coin on Solana mainnet, then helps you split that stream between the people who built the coin, with a payout schedule you can check before anything moves.
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SOL price—Jupiter price v3
Priority fee, p75 of slots—getRecentPrioritizationFees
Rent floor, new account—getMinimumBalanceForRentExemption
Unclaimed in tracked vaults—sum of the live board below
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Tolls collecting right now
The most-traded pump.fun coins this hour, with the SOL sitting unclaimed in each creator's fee vaults. Two batched mainnet reads: bonding curves for the creator key, then the vaults.
| Coin | 24h volume | Creator | Curve vault | Pool vault | Unclaimed | Open |
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Sources: Jupiter datapi top-traded pools (1h) · Solana mainnet via /api/rpc getMultipleAccounts. "Unclaimed" subtracts the rent floor each vault must keep.
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Read any coin's toll
Paste a pump.fun mint. We derive its bonding-curve address, read the creator key, follow it to both fee vaults, and replay the vault's recent transactions to show what flowed in and what was claimed.
Try one from the live board above, or .
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Design the split
Up to ten recipients in basis points, the same unit pump.fun's fee-sharing config uses. Every address is checked in your browser: base58, 32 bytes, and whether it sits on the ed25519 curve (a wallet) or off it (a program account).
Manual figure. Read a coin above to use its observed inflow instead.
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| Recipient | Share | Per day | Per week | Per 30 days |
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Split fingerprint · SHA-256
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Publishing writes the fingerprint and shares to Solana mainnet with the SPL Memo program, signed by your wallet. It is a public receipt, not a fee redirect: nothing about the coin's vaults changes.
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Preview the payout schedule
Pick a cadence and a minimum payout. We simulate the next 30 days against your split, price every transfer with live network fees, and check each recipient address on mainnet: a brand-new account needs at least the rent floor in its first payout.
Simulation. Earnings are assumed flat at your daily figure; real fees follow trading volume.
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How a toll travels
- A trade happens. Someone buys or sells the coin on its bonding curve or, after graduation, on its pool.
- The toll is taken. A small creator fee from every trade is set aside by the program, automatically.
- It lands in a vault. Curve fees sit in a vault derived from the creator's key; pool fees sit in a wrapped-SOL account of a second vault.
- The split decides shares. If the coin has a fee-sharing config, its basis points say who owns which part of the vault.
- Payouts reach people. A claim moves the vault balance to the recipients. Tollshare shows every step and never touches the money.
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Are you owed a toll?
Creator vaults are keyed to the creator's address, not the coin, so one read shows everything a wallet has earned across all its pump.fun coins. Connect a wallet or paste any address.
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What is live, what is a model
Every number on this page is labelled by where it comes from.
Derived in your browser
Every vault address is a program-derived address: SHA-256 over seeds and the program id, retried until the result falls off the ed25519 curve. We compute that here, then confirm the account on chain.
Extrapolated
"Observed SOL per day" divides the fee inflow seen in a vault's recent transactions by the time they span. It is a reading of the past, not a forecast.
Simulated
The payout schedule assumes a flat daily stream. Real creator fees rise and fall with volume, so treat the schedule as a sizing check.
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Questions
Does Tollshare move or hold any fees?
No. The site reads public accounts and, if you ask it to, publishes a memo signed by your own wallet. It never asks for a key, never receives SOL, and cannot claim a vault.
Why are there two vaults per creator?
pump.fun keeps fees from the bonding curve in a native-SOL vault derived from the creator's key. After a coin graduates to its pool, creator fees collect as wrapped SOL in an account owned by a second derived authority. We read both.
What does "unclaimed" mean exactly?
The vault balance minus the rent floor the account has to keep to stay open. For the pool vault it is the wrapped-SOL token amount.
What happens when a coin has a fee-sharing config?
Its creator key becomes the config account itself. We decode that account and list each shareholder with their basis points, so you can see the split that is enforced on chain today.
What does publishing a split do?
It writes a short public memo with the split's SHA-256 fingerprint and shares. Anyone can recompute the fingerprint from the config JSON and check it matches. It does not change who the program pays.
Why does the observed rate sometimes look odd?
It comes from at most the last 25 vault transactions. A quiet coin may span days in those 25; a busy one may span minutes. A recent claim does not count as income.