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FeeKit launches a normal pump.fun coin and locks the creator fees to one job. Coins created here get a mint that ends in fee. Launch on pump.fun. Pick what the fees do.

Fee route

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The coin launches on pump.fun, with SOL as the quote.
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Creator fees are locked on pump. FeeKit keeps 15%. The keeper who runs the crank gets 5%. The other 80% is locked to the kit vault. Graduate pays that vault to the creator only after graduation.
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A crank runs the kit and is paid from that collect. Burn and Floor spend fees buying the coin. Draw pays one weighted holder each hour. Graduate buys the curve until the coin completes, then pays the creator.

Program

The on-chain program creates the vault, locks pump's fee split, and is the only thing that can spend that vault. How the program works

Cranker

Anyone can crank a locked coin. The signer pays for the transaction, collects the fees, and keeps 5% of that collect. The program decides whether the kit spends. How a crank works

Existing coins

A SOL coin that is already on pump.fun can be locked if the creator wallet signs, and if creator fees still pay that wallet. The lock only covers fees from then on. Coins that already share fees, pay holder rewards, or use a stable quote stay where they are.

Kits

Burn

Each crank spends the fees sitting above a threshold, up to an optional cap, and burns what it buys. Nothing in the vault can be withdrawn.

Draw

Once an hour, the Draw executor picks one wallet, weighted by token balance. The program verifies the hourly limit and unpaid pot, then sends that pot from the vault to the winner.

Floor

The floor sits a set percent under the highest price the curve has printed, and that line only moves up. When spot is under it, a crank buys with fees — only enough quote to lift the price back to the line — and burns the tokens. The curve has no resting bid, so a sell can trade through before the next crank.

Graduate

Until the coin graduates, each crank spends the fees buying the bonding curve and burns the tokens. Once the curve is complete, later fees are paid to the creator.

Not this

Draw picks one eligible wallet, weighted by its token balance, and pays it the whole new-fee pot each hour. A wallet's chance is its eligible balance divided by the total balance held by all eligible wallets at payout time. The bonding curve, zero balances, and program-owned accounts are excluded. Draw does not split fees across holders, pay cashback, or dust wallets. Floor buys back after spot crosses its line. It is not a resting bid, so it cannot stop a sell from trading through. Graduate pays the creator only after the coin has graduated.