How it works
Paid out on the native chain.
Other pads pay holders in SOL or a wrapped token on Solana. nearfun pays out the real asset on its own chain: BTC on Bitcoin, ZEC on Zcash, DOGE on Dogecoin, ETH on Ethereum. 17 assets across 12 chains, delivered by NEAR Intents, with no bridge and no wrapper.
- Native chains
- 12
- Payout assets
- 17
- Wrapped tokens
- None
Walkthrough
From a pump.fun trade to the real asset on its own chain.
Pick the asset you want and watch a fee leave Solana and land on its own chain. Every step is what actually happens.
Step 1 of 6
$1,000
A trader buys $1,000 of a nearfun coin on pump.fun. It could be anyone, at any hour, on the curve or after graduation.
Buy or sell, it makes no difference.
Illustrative numbers. Real rounds split the exact ZEC collected across every trade in the hour.
01
One signature launches the coin and its vault.
When you launch, nearfun builds a single pump.fun transaction. The coin's creator on the curve is not your wallet. It's a vault made for that one coin.
- The bonding curve is quoted in ZEC on Solana, so every fee arrives in one liquid asset.
- The creator fee is fixed at 3% of every trade, on the curve and after graduation.
- 0.01 SOL rides along to pay the vault's network fees for collections.
- 1create_v2New coin on pump.fun, 1B supply
- 2quoteZEC A7bd…QXaS
- 3creatorCoin vault, derived for this coin only
- 4creator fee300 bps
- 5transfer0.01 SOL fuel to the vault
02
Every hour, the vault pays out by balance.
At the top of every hour nearfun checks each vault. If at least 0.0002 ZEC is waiting, it reads every holder straight from Solana and splits the fees.
- Wallets holding 10,000+ tokens count. The curve, pools and vault are excluded.
- The amount split is read from the confirmed collection transaction, not estimated.
- Rounding dust carries into the next round, so nothing is lost.
- 7xKp…3fQa42,000,000 tokens0.01527 ZEC
- Gh2m…9LwE18,000,000 tokens0.00655 ZEC
- 3nRt…kD8s6,000,000 tokens0.00218 ZEC
- Bq9v…Ux1c4,000 tokensBelow minimum
Illustrative wallets. Real deliveries are listed on the claim page.
03
Claim the real asset, on its own chain.
Pick what you want and where. NEAR Intents quotes the exact route, and solvers deliver it natively, usually in under a minute.
- Your balance is every round you were in, minus what you claimed. It never expires.
- One transaction you sign: each coin vault pays your share to a one-time deposit address.
- If a route can’t complete, everything is refunded to your Solana wallet.
- Minimum 0.002 ZEC for routed payouts, 0.0001 ZEC for raw ZEC on Solana.
- 1Your balance0.01842 ZEC across 3 coins
- 2NEAR Intents quoteLive route + one-time deposit address
- 3You sign onceVaults pay the deposit address together
- 4DeliveredReal ZEC to your shielded u1 address
Claim to any of 17
ZEC
ALEO
DASH
BTC
ETH
USDC on Base
SOL
NEAR
- +9 more
04
What could a coin pay you?
Drag the sliders. Payouts scale with volume, not with price, so a coin that trades a lot pays a lot.
Of every hourly round, the green slice is yours. Everyone else holding 10,000+ tokens splits the rest.
- Creator fees per day
- $3,000
- 3% of volume
- Paid per hourly round
- $125.00
- To every eligible holder
- You earn per day
- $30.00
- Estimate. Real rounds use the exact fees collected.
05
What vault keys can and can’t do.
Vault keys are derived on the server, so nearfun is custodial for fees in transit. Every round and claim is public on Solana.
Vault keys can
- Collect the pump.fun creator fee for their coin
- Pay a claim that the holder signed in their own wallet
- Pay network fees from their own SOL fuel
Vault keys can’t
- Sign a claim that wasn’t rebuilt and fingerprint-checked first
- Pay the same balance twice (claims run inside a database lock)
- Send fees to the launcher. The launcher has no claim on them
Holding a coin?
See what your wallet has earned.
Look up any wallet, then claim to any of 17 assets in one signature.
Building on nearfun?
Read the docs.
The full payout math, every endpoint with live examples, and the on-chain addresses.
Questions
Still curious? The docs cover every detail.
What makes nearfun different?
Other launchpads that pay holders pay you on Solana, so a "ZEC" reward is really wZEC, a token backed by a bridge. nearfun is the only pad where holders claim directly on the native chain: real ZEC to a shielded Zcash address, real ALEO on Aleo, real DASH on Dash. Nothing to unwrap, nothing left on a public Solana ledger.
Do I need to do anything to earn?
No. Hold at least 10,000 tokens of a nearfun coin in a normal wallet. Every hour your share is credited automatically. Claim whenever you like.
What does NEAR Intents do here?
It is what makes native payouts possible. You say what you want and where: ZEC to a u1 address, ALEO to an aleo1 address, DASH to an X address. nearfun sends your balance to a 1Click deposit address and solvers swap and deliver it natively on that chain, usually in under a minute. No bridges to click through, no wrapped tokens to unwind.
Which assets and chains can I claim to?
ZEC, ALEO, DASH, BTC, ETH, USDC on Base, SOL, NEAR, USDC on Solana, USDC on Ethereum, ETH on Base, ETH on Arbitrum, USDC on Arbitrum, USDT on Ethereum, USDT on Tron, DOGE, LTC. Every route is quoted live before you sign, so you see exactly what arrives.
Why are the curves quoted in ZEC?
Pump.fun lets a few assets act as the quote currency, and the creator fee is paid in that asset. ZEC is liquid on Solana and routes through NEAR Intents to every destination, so fees can be collected without a swap and only converted once, at claim time, into what you picked.
Who controls the fees?
Each coin's pump.fun creator is a vault derived for that coin. The launcher has no claim on it. Vault keys only sign two things: collecting fees and paying claims you approved in your own wallet.
Is there a minimum claim?
About $2 for most routes (0.002 ZEC of balance). Bitcoin needs a bit more because of its network fees, and the quote tells you if a route needs more. Taking raw ZEC to your Solana wallet works from 0.0001 ZEC. Balances never expire.
What does a launch cost?
Pump.fun rent and network fees, plus 0.01 SOL sent to the coin vault to pay for future fee collections. Roughly 0.03 SOL total.