Creator Fee Claim

Creator Fee Claim finds the creator fees your launches have earned and moves them into your wallet. Launchpads pay these fees into vaults that never show up in a wallet balance, so they wait there until the creator claims them. The tool reads those vaults on Pump.fun, PumpSwap, Raydium LaunchLab (where Bonk.fun coins pay too), Meteora DBC and Bags.fm for every wallet you add, shows the coins behind each one, and claims a vault in a transaction signed by the wallet that earned it.

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Creator Fee Claim 0.75% Platform fee

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Platform fee

0.75% of each claim's value, at least one lamport

A claim that nothing can price pays a flat 0.001 SOL. Network fee, rent and transaction value are separate.

When this tool fits

#when-this-tool-fits

• You launched tokens on Pump.fun, Bonk.fun or Raydium LaunchLab and have not claimed the creator fees.
• Your coins graduated to PumpSwap or to a Raydium pool and their fees now collect in a second place.
• You created a pool on Meteora’s Dynamic Bonding Curve, or a Bags.fm launch names your wallet in its fee share.
• You run several creator wallets and want to claim from all of them in one press.
• You want every claimable fee in one place, including LP fees, Token-2022 tax and rent. Claim Center scans all of them together.

Before you start

#before-you-start

• The creator wallet: connected (how to connect), or imported with its private key. Creator fees belong to the wallet that launched the tokens, and only its signature can move them. On Bags.fm that is the wallet the launch’s fee share lists; on Meteora DBC it is the wallet the pool names as its creator.
• A little SOL in every wallet that claims. Each claim pays its own network fee and its platform fee in SOL, and a wallet at 0 SOL cannot pay for the first one, however much waits in its vault.

Use only short-lived operational wallets; never enter a seed phrase or a long-term wallet key.

Use

• Only short-lived operational wallets

Never enter

• A seed phrase
• A long-term wallet key

How to use it

#how-to-use-it

1. Add the creator wallet

   Connect the creator wallet, or click Import and paste private keys, one per line, to work with several wallets. The scan starts on its own and costs nothing.

2. Pick the launches

   Ready to claim at the top is what you can take right now, and the By platform bar splits it by launchpad. Under Your coins, every coin you launched shows with its platform, its stage and the vault it pays into. A claim takes a whole vault, so ticking one coin ticks every coin that shares its vault. Ready vaults are selected for you. With imported wallets you get a Wallet × platform table instead, one row per wallet.

3. Sign the claims

   Click the claim button. It shows how many vaults or wallets you picked and what they are worth, with a token that has no price counted in its own units, for example “Claim 2 vaults · 0.04 SOL + 12.5 USD1”. The connected wallet asks once per transaction; imported wallets sign in this tab without a prompt. When the run ends, a result window lists each vault with its transaction.

Key settings

#key-settings

• Wallet source: The connected wallet, or an imported set. While the imported set holds wallets it takes over the page. It is shared with the other Claim Center pages and forgotten when you reload the tab. Clear removes it.
• By platform: All, then one chip for each platform where the scan found a vault (Pump.fun, PumpSwap, Bonk.fun, LaunchLab, Meteora DBC, Bags.fm), each with its ready value and a color that matches its part of the bar. Click a chip to show only that platform, and click it again to show all.
• Coin card: The coin’s name, symbol and Solscan link, its platform, On the curve or Graduated, its market cap when the platform lists one, and at the foot the vault it pays into with the amount waiting. A vault that several coins pay into says how many share it; hover the amount to see which coins.
• Pump.fun vault: Every SOL-paired Pump.fun launch of the wallet pays into one vault: the bonding-curve creator vault and, for coins that graduated, the PumpSwap SOL vault. Both are claimed in the same transaction. Fees that newer curve and PumpSwap trades leave on the coin itself are swept into the vault first, in that transaction or in sweep-only transactions sent just before it. A coin whose creator fee goes to a fee-sharing setup or to holder rewards is not yours to claim and is left out.
• Pump.fun non-SOL pairs: Creator fees from coins launched against USDC or another token, paid on the curve in that token.
• PumpSwap vault: Creator fees from graduated pools quoted in a token other than SOL, paid in that token.
• LaunchLab vault: Raydium LaunchLab keeps one creator vault per wallet and quote token, and every Bonk.fun and LaunchLab coin you launched against that token pays into it. The scan reads the SOL vault, the USD1 vault and the vault of every asset StonkFun pairs launches with, xStocks included. SOL arrives as plain SOL unless the wallet already has a wrapped SOL account, which then receives it; any other token lands in your account for that token. StonkFun runs on LaunchLab too, but it pays its creators itself, so its coins add nothing to these vaults.
• Raydium LaunchLab, migrated: A LaunchLab coin that graduated to a Raydium CPMM pool keeps paying a creator fee inside that pool. The scan lists the pool only when it names your wallet as its creator. Bonk.fun and StonkFun point that role at the platform, so in practice these are coins launched on Raydium’s own LaunchLab. The claim pays out both pool tokens.
• Meteora DBC: Pools on Meteora’s Dynamic Bonding Curve that name your wallet as creator. One claim takes your trading fees in both tokens and, once the curve has completed, the one-time surplus and your share of the migration fee. A launchpad that creates pools with its own wallet as creator keeps that role, and those pools never show here. The scan reads up to 200 pools per wallet, the ones holding the most first.
• Bags.fm: Launches whose fee share (v2) lists your wallet as a claimer, paid in SOL. The claim first moves the fees still waiting in the launch’s Meteora pool into the fee-share ledger, then pays you your part.
• Status: Ready vaults can be selected. A vault worth less than 0.0005 SOL reads Below the fee and is listed but never selected. A vault of a wallet you cannot sign for reads View only. A claim the chain refuses when the scan tests it reads Unavailable and cannot be pressed.
• Ready only / Min ≥: Shown for imported wallets. Ready only is on by default and hides wallets with nothing ready. A wallet whose ready total is under Min ≥ (0.001 SOL by default) cannot be selected, and Ready only hides it as well. A wallet that cannot pay the network fees of its claims is marked with the SOL it is missing and cannot be selected either.
• Select all / None: Selects every ready vault or wallet, or clears the selection.
• Rescan: Reads the vaults again. The page also rescans after a claim run. When a scan comes back with nothing to claim, the page reads once more with fresh data.

Fees and costs

#fees-and-costs

Caution

About fees. Every action has two costs: the Solana network fee paid to validators, and the J Tools platform fee. The platform fee always shows in the app before you confirm, and nothing is charged until you sign. Fees can change over time, so trust the in-app summary rather than a number you saw once.

Cost	Amount
J Tools platform fee	0.75% of each claim’s value, at least one lamport. A claim that nothing can price pays a flat 0.001 SOL.
Solana network fee	Paid by the claiming wallet for each claim transaction; covered by the SOL check before you sign.
Rent and transaction value	Shown separately when required; not part of the platform fee.

• Service fee. A SOL transfer inside the claim transaction itself. The server works out the claimed value from the chain when it builds the claim, so the fee never comes from a number the page sends. When a claim needs more than one transaction, only the last one, the one that pays you, carries the fee.
• Every claim pays it. Small claims are not free: a claim worth 0.01 SOL pays 0.000075 SOL. Tokens are valued in SOL at their market price, and USDC, USDT and USD1 count as one dollar when no price is found. A token leg nothing can price is left out of the value. A claim where nothing has a price pays the flat 0.001 SOL.
• Bags.fm claims. When a Bags.fm claim moves waiting pool fees into the ledger, the app simulates that step and reads the ledger back, so the fee covers the part it moved in too. If the chain refuses that step, the claim pays out the ledger alone.
• Network fee. Every claim is its own transaction, with the base fee plus a small priority fee. Scanning costs nothing.

How it works

#how-it-works

1. Scan. The server reads each wallet’s creator vaults on every platform above and prices what it finds in SOL. It lists the launches behind each vault and reads each LaunchLab launch’s curve to tell Bonk.fun, StonkFun and LaunchLab coins apart. Nothing is signed.
2. Test. Each ready claim is built and simulated before it becomes a button. A claim the chain refuses twice, one slot apart, is marked Unavailable. A wallet that is only short of SOL stays claimable, and the SOL notice says how much to add.
3. Build. For every selected vault, the server reads the vault again and builds the unsigned transactions: a compute budget, the platform’s own claim instruction, and the fee transfer.
4. Sign. The connected wallet signs and sends each transaction through its own prompt, in order. An imported wallet’s key signs its transactions in the browser. No key reaches the server.
5. Confirm. Each transaction is confirmed on chain, the result window shows what landed, and the page scans again.

Practical tips

#practical-tips

• Claim before your next launch. Fees keep building whether or not you look, and they do nothing for you in a vault.
• Import once, use everywhere. Wallets imported on Claim Center are already here when you open this page in the same tab.
• Check a wallet without connecting it. Add ?wallet= and an address to the page link to see that wallet’s vaults read-only.

Platform versions

#platform-versions

The app also lists Creator Fee Claim once for Pump.fun, Bonk.fun and LaunchLab. Each of these pages runs the same engine with the same fee and shows only the vaults that launchpad’s coins pay into, and a chip at the top switches between them and this page. Bonk.fun and LaunchLab coins on the same quote token share one LaunchLab vault, so a claim on the Bonk.fun or LaunchLab page takes every coin in it. StonkFun has no page here because it pays its creators itself.

Page	What it does
Pump.fun Creator Fee Claim	Claim what your Pump.fun coins paid into their curve and PumpSwap vaults, SOL and token pairs alike.
Bonk.fun Creator Fee Claim	Claim what your Bonk.fun coins paid into your LaunchLab vaults, in SOL or USD1.
LaunchLab Creator Fee Claim	Claim what your Raydium LaunchLab coins paid on the curve and, after graduation, in their Raydium pool.

Before you sign

#before-you-sign

Check the live summary before signing. The app is the current source of truth for amount, fee and route.

Common issues

#common-issues

• Claim button disabled with a SOL notice. The connected wallet cannot cover the network fees of the selected claims. Add a little SOL; the notice shows how much is missing. Imported wallets are read before the press: a wallet that is short is marked in the table with the amount it needs and cannot be selected.
• No creator positions found. The wallet you added did not launch the tokens, or their vaults are empty. Add the wallet that created the launches.
• A coin reads View only. It belongs to a wallet you are watching but cannot sign for. Connect that wallet, or import it with its key.
• A vault reads Unavailable. The chain refused the claim when the scan tested it, so the page will not offer a press that is bound to fail. A Bags.fm launch also reads Unavailable while its fee split is being changed. Rescan later.
• Position changed since the scan. The vault was claimed or emptied after the scan, so the claim could not be built. Click Rescan.
• A platform did not answer. The page names it under the coins. Scan again in a moment; the other platforms are unaffected. A wallet whose vault could not be read is reported this way, never as empty, and LaunchLab’s token vaults count as unread when StonkFun’s pair list cannot be loaded.
• A Meteora DBC pool you launched is missing. The pool names another wallet as its creator, often the launchpad’s own, so its fees are not yours to claim. A wallet that created more than 200 pools sees the 200 holding the most.
• Some claims did not land. A failed transaction does not stop the others, and the result window shows which vaults landed. If you reject a wallet prompt, the run stops there.

Related tools

#related-tools

• Claim Center
• LP Fee Claim
• Token-2022 Tax Collector
• Pump.fun Create
• Pump.fun Create & Bundle Buy

Tip

J Tools is non-custodial. We never store your wallet’s private keys and never ask for your seed phrase. Every transaction you approve in a connected wallet is signed inside that wallet, and its key never reaches our servers. A few multi-wallet tools do let you paste private keys for throwaway hot wallets, which stay in your browser tab and sign there. A few bots that keep running after you close the tab (Holder Booster, Maker Bot, Bump Bot, Flash Volume’s Auto bot and Auto Freeze) sign from a wallet J Tools creates for that bot or run and keeps encrypted on our server. It is never a wallet you keep, it signs only for that bot, and what is left goes back only to your wallet. For Auto Freeze it is a session key, the second signer of a 1-of-2 multisig, and your wallet can take the authority back alone. Never paste a key tied to long-term holdings, and if a page ever asks for your seed phrase, stop and close it.

Help

#help

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