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Commands, formats and exactly how the fees work. ONE CLICK is a Telegram bot: you add it to a group, type /launch, and the coin is live on pump.fun in seconds.

01 Add the bot to a group

The bot lives in your Telegram group. Anyone in the group can launch from there. Nobody signs up for anything.

  1. Add it. Use the button below (or open the bot and choose "Add to group"), pick your group, confirm. The bot posts a short welcome in the group.
  2. Launch. In the group, type this, and attach a picture:
    /launch Frog $FROG
  3. Watch it. The coin shows up on the board and the live wire within seconds.

Busy group with other bots? If another bot answers /launch first, address ours: /launch@botname Frog $FROG, with the bot's @username in place of "botname". That always works.

In a DM too. You can launch in a private chat with the bot as well. Channels are not supported: launch from a group or a DM.

No answer? Check that the bot is still in the group and allowed to send messages there.

02 /launch

/launch turns one message into a coin on pump.fun. A name and a ticker are all it needs. It costs you nothing: the house pays the launch (about 0.01 SOL).

What you can write

You typeYou get
/launch Frog $FROGName Frog, ticker $FROG.
/launch $FROG FrogThe same. With a $, the order does not matter.
/launch Frog FROGNo $: the last word is the ticker when it looks like one.
/launch FROGOne word: it is the ticker and the name.
/launch Frog $FROG | the frog that sends itA description after a | (or on the next lines).
x.com/frog t.me/frogchat https://frog.funLinks anywhere in the message: x.com becomes the coin's X link, t.me its Telegram link, any other website its website.

The picture

Attach

Send a picture with the message, with /launch Frog $FROG as its caption.

Reply

Reply to any picture in the chat with /launch Frog $FROG.

Neither

The bot draws a coin card with your ticker on it.

A generated coin card for $FROG

PNG, JPEG, GIF or WebP (also still stickers), up to 8 MB. The bot crops it square.

Names and tickers

  • A ticker is $ and 1 to 10 letters or numbers, nothing else: $MOON. It is always upper-cased.
  • A name is up to 32 characters. Links, @mentions and $tickers are taken out of it. Emoji are fine.
  • A short list of slurs and the like is blocked.

What happens next

  1. Right away the bot answers with your picture and "Launching on pump.fun…".
  2. In seconds that same message turns into the live coin: the contract address, who launched it, the fee lock, and the buttons Buy on pump.fun, Chart and View on ONE CLICK.
  3. If it hiccups, the bot says so and keeps at it with the same coin address. Nothing is ever launched twice.

03 Your wallet: /wallet and /claim

These two work in a DM with the bot. Typed in a group, they answer with a button that opens the DM.

/wallet

/wallet YourSolanaAddress

Tells the bot where your fees go. You can also just paste the address into the DM. It has to be a wallet's own address (one you hold the key for), not a program's.

It applies to coins you launch after you set it: those coins lock your share to your wallet on-chain at birth, so it is paid straight to you and we never hold it. Coins you launched before keep paying your vault.

/claim

/claim

Sends what is in your vault to your wallet (set one first). Claims start at 0.002 SOL, and the bot replies with the transaction. A vault also pays out by itself once it holds enough, if you have a wallet set.

A vault is a personal address we derive for you. It holds your share on-chain, visible to anyone, until it is paid to your wallet.

04 The other commands

CommandWhereWhat it does
/meDMYour coins, fees earned, vault balance and wallet, with a link to your page.
/coinsGroup or DMThe latest coins launched in this chat (in a DM: the ones you launched).
/topGroup or DMThe top coins launched here, by market cap.
/settingsGroup adminsTwo switches: who can launch (everyone or admins only), and whether the site shows the group's name.
/helpAnywhereThe short version of this page, in the chat.

05 How the fees work

80% of a coin's creator fees go to whoever launched it, 20% to the house. The split is fixed in the same transaction that creates the coin, and nobody can change it afterwards.

  1. Every trade pays a creator fee. pump.fun charges a creator fee of the volume of every buy and sell of a coin and sets it aside for the coin's creator.
  2. The split is written once, at birth. In the transaction that creates the coin we also write its fee split into pump.fun's own fee-sharing program: 80% to the launcher's address (their wallet, or their vault if they have no wallet) and 20% to the house. That program accepts the split exactly once and then refuses any change. It is not a promise from us: it is how the program works.
  3. Fees are paid out to the shareholders. When a coin's fee account holds enough, pump.fun's payout can be triggered by anyone, with no permission. Our crank does it, and pump.fun sends each shareholder their part directly.
  4. You can check it yourself. The coin's address and its birth transaction are public on any Solana explorer, and the fee-sharing config lists its shareholders and their shares.

Example, not a promise

A coin that trades $50,000 in a day pays the creator fee of it in creator fees. At 0.30% that is $150: $120 to the launcher, $30 to the house. Fees only exist when people trade, and many coins never trade. The calculator on the front page does the same sum for any volume.

06 Limits

So one chat cannot flood the board, launches have limits. When you hit one, the bot says which, and when to try again.

  • Per person: a few launches a day (3 today), with a short cooldown between them (2 minutes).
  • Per group: a daily cap (25 today), and one launch per $TICKER per group per day.
  • Everyone: a daily cap across the whole site, and launches pause for a moment whenever the treasury needs topping up.
  • Admins only: a group's admins can switch launches in their group to admins only with /settings.

The numbers in parentheses are today's settings. The house can change them.

07 Groups and privacy

This is everything the site shows about a launch.

WhatShown
The coinAlways. It is on pump.fun, which is public.
Who launched itTheir Telegram name and @username.
The groupIts name, photo and size, unless an admin hides it: then it shows as "A private group".
A launch from a DMShown without a group.

Hiding a group is one tap in /settings ("hidden (anonymous)"). It hides the group's name only: the coin and who launched it stay public. In a group the bot acts on its own commands and nothing else.

08 Questions

Is it really free?
Yes. Launching costs you nothing. The house treasury pays the roughly 0.01 SOL it takes to create a coin on pump.fun. To keep one chat from flooding the board there are limits on how often a person and a group can launch.
Who gets the fees?
pump.fun charges a creator fee on every trade of a coin. At birth it is split 80% to the person who typed /launch and 20% to the house. The share belongs to the launcher, not to the group.
Can the split change later?
No. The split is written into pump.fun's own fee-sharing program when the coin is created, and that program only accepts it once. After that nobody can change it: not you, not us.
What if I don't have a wallet?
You do not need one to launch. Fees from coins launched without a wallet collect in your personal vault. Whenever you have a wallet, DM the bot /wallet <address> and send /claim to move the vault to it. For fees paid straight to your wallet from the start, set it before you launch: the address is locked into the coin when it is born.
Are there limits?
A few launches per person per day, a short cooldown between launches, and a daily cap for each group. They keep the board readable. The bot tells you when you hit one.
What about private groups?
Launching works in any group the bot is in. By default the site shows the group's name; an admin can turn that off with /settings and the group then shows as "A private group". The coin itself is always public on pump.fun, and so is who launched it.
Which chain is this?
Solana. Coins are created on pump.fun, so they trade like any other pump.fun coin, graduate to PumpSwap, and show up in any Solana wallet and chart tool.
Is it custodial?
Only if you leave it that way. With a wallet set, fees go straight to it and we never hold them. Without one, we hold your share in a vault (a key we control) until you claim it, and every vault balance is visible on-chain.
Is it safe to buy these coins?
Nobody can promise that. Anyone in a group can launch any coin, we do not vet them, and most memecoins lose almost all of their value. Only spend what you can afford to lose. Nothing here is financial advice.