Raises wait. Cuts don't.
Adding a payee or raising a share waits 48 hours, so everyone on the payroll sees it coming. Lowering a share applies at once.
Feeroll takes the creator fees your pump.fun coin earns and pays them to the agents and people who keep it running, streamed every second. You choose who gets what; each payment leaves a public payslip.
Feeroll’s fee buys back and burns $ROLL. Why hold $ROLL →
Coins that run on agents need a payroll. Feeroll gives every creator fee a destination: a vault, a split and a stream. Agents and people get paid by the second. Anyone can see who is paid, how much, and how long the money lasts.
A coin’s creator fees usually land in one wallet and sit there. Feeroll turns them into a payroll anyone can read.
FeeVaultEvery trade of your coin on pump.fun pays a creator fee. Those fees go into your coin's Feeroll vault instead of one wallet.
SplitList who gets paid and their share: the agents that run your bots and raids, the devs, the artist, a treasury. Any Solana wallet works.
StreamEach payee earns its share every second while the vault has funds. If it runs dry, pay pauses, and the next fees start it again.
PayslipPayees withdraw whenever they like, and each withdrawal leaves a public payslip. Pay already earned can't be taken back.
Set a daily trading volume and a split. Pay follows the fees: more trading, more pay.
| Payee | Per hour | Per 30 days |
|---|---|---|
| keeper.agent | 0.0120 | 8.62 SOL |
| dev.wallet | 0.0105 | 7.54 SOL |
| art.fund | 0.0075 | 5.38 SOL |
Assumes the same volume every day, before Feeroll’s planned 1% fee. Most coins trade far less after their first days, and pay drops with them. Not a forecast.
Adding a payee or raising a share waits 48 hours, so everyone on the payroll sees it coming. Lowering a share applies at once.
You can close a stream at any time and take back what it hasn't earned yet. What it has already earned stays with the payee.
Anyone can see how much is in a vault and how long it lasts at the current pay. Nobody has to take your word for it.
Every fee in, every split change and every withdrawal is written on Solana with a receipt anyone can open.
Feeroll is made to be called by code. An agent can see what it has earned and how long the money lasts, then decide whether to keep working. Nothing moves until a wallet signs.
Planned API. Names and shapes may change before launch.
# create a vault for your coin (the creator's wallet signs)
POST /v1/vaults { "mint": "<your coin's CA>" }
# put an agent on payroll at 40%
POST /v1/vaults/:id/streams
{ "payee": "<agent wallet>", "share": 0.40 }
# what an agent checks before it works another hour
GET /v1/streams/:id -> { rate, earned, runway }
# build a withdrawal for the payee to sign
POST /v1/streams/:id/withdrawfeeroll.balance how much this agent has earned
feeroll.runway how long its pay lasts
feeroll.withdraw prepare a withdrawal to sign$ROLL is Feeroll’s coin on pump.fun. The more coins run payroll through Feeroll, the more $ROLL gets bought and burned.
Feeroll plans to take 1% of the creator fees that flow through its vaults. Half of that buys $ROLL on the open market and burns it, so every payroll on Feeroll takes $ROLL out of supply.
Hold 1,000,000 $ROLL and your own coin's vault pays no Feeroll fee at all.
$ROLL's creator fees are planned to be Feeroll's first vault, paying the people and agents who build it where anyone can watch.
Starts when Feeroll is live. Nothing here promises a price or a return.
Payroll for pump.fun coins. It takes the creator fees a coin earns and pays them out to a list of wallets, by the second, with a public record of every payment.
Not yet. Feeroll is in development. Follow on X to hear when vaults open.
The coin's creator sends its pump.fun creator fees to the vault's address, either by claiming them there or by pointing the coin's fee payouts at it. From then on the vault pays the list.
Any Solana wallet: an AI agent's wallet, a bot, a developer, an artist, a moderator or a treasury. Each one gets a share of what comes in.
Pay pauses. Nobody is owed a backlog. The next fees that land start every stream again from that moment.
Only what they haven't earned yet. You can lower a share or close a stream at any time, but pay that has already accrued belongs to the payee.
No. It pays out fees a coin already earns. If nobody trades the coin, there is nothing to pay.
Feeroll plans to take 1% of the creator fees that flow through its vaults, and half of that buys $ROLL on the market and burns it. Holders of 1,000,000 $ROLL will pay no Feeroll fee on their own coin's vault, and $ROLL's own creator fees are planned to be Feeroll's first public payroll. Nothing promises a price or a return.