The launch of PumpSwap also eliminates the 6 SOL transfer fee and opens up the opportunity to share revenue with creators in the future.

Pump.fun, the Solana-based memecoin launchpad platform, has just launched its own decentralized exchange PumpSwap.

Now, Pump.fun tokens will move directly to PumpSwap after completing the bonding curve process, bypassing the transfer to the Raydium DEX and AMM on Solana. This not only eliminates the 6 SOL transfer fee but also opens up the opportunity to share revenue with creators in the future, according to the announcement of the platform.

The Bonding Curve is a mathematical model that determines the price of a token based on the supply, often causing the price to rise when more tokens are bought.

Each transaction on PumpSwap has a 0.25% fee, of which 0.2% will be transferred to the LP and the remaining 0.05% will belong to the protocol. PumpSwap is similar to Uniswap v2 and Raydium v4 thanks to the constant product AMM, according to Pump.fun statement.

"From the beginning, our goal has been to build a product that can break out of the crypto bubble and attract the attention of millions of non-crypto people," Pump.fun co-founder Alon Cohen shared on X. "PumpSwap is an important step in developing the ecosystem through an accessible and sustainable mechanism."

PumpSwap is launched at a time when Pump.fun and Raydium seem to be trying to outdo each other. Pump.fun has been testing its own AMM features at the end of February, while Raydium is also said to be developing a memecoin platform called LaunchLab in the past few months.

PumpSwap is launched at a time when Pump.fun, previously a platform for launching many new memecoins, is facing a 94% drop in trading volume and a decline in the number of tokens that have been transferred to Raydium since the beginning of 2025. Tokens must have a market capitalization of $69,000 on Pump.fun before being transferred to Raydium for secondary market trading.

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