Public budget vaults for pump.fun coins

Creator fees, with receipts.

Coins on Fuelgauge send their creator fees into a vault that can only pay a public budget. The gauge shows how many days of work those fees have paid for.

Fees routed into vaults
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Paid to budget lines
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$GAUGE burned
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Live from the vaults

Read the needle

The needle shows how many days a coin's vault can pay every budget line at the budget's own rates. Fuelgauge reads it from Solana every few minutes.

  • ReserveUnder 7 days of budget left: the red zone.
  • Full60 days or more of the whole budget.
  • Days fundedThe vault's SOL divided by what the budget costs per day.

Coins on the gauge

Sorted by days funded. A full gauge is 60 days of a coin's whole budget.

How to read a coin

Reading the vaults…

How it works

How the money moves

Every trade pays a creator fee. pump.fun splits it before anyone can touch it, and the vault can only pay what the budget names.

The full walkthrough

Swipe sideways to see the whole drawing.

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Receipts

Every payment leaves a receipt

Each SOL movement in or out of a vault is read from Solana and printed on the coin's page: fees coming in, budget lines paid, and the creator's note on every manual payment.

Reading the latest receipts…

Check a receipt on Solscan
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For creators

Show holders where the fees go

  • Write up to 8 budget lines: servers, developers, art, AI compute. Each has one payee and a cap.
  • Choose a locked vault, or an editable one whose changes wait in public behind a time lock.
  • Automatic lines pay themselves every period. Manual lines are paid from the coin page with a note.
A fuel gauge with its needle near full and a receipt curling out beside it

For holders

Check a coin before you trust it

  • See the budget, every payment and the runway on one page.
  • Each coin page lists the on-chain checks and whether they pass right now.
  • Verify all of it on Solscan without trusting this site.

How a coin joins

  1. BudgetName up to 8 lines: who gets paid, how much, how often. Servers, art, devs, AI compute.
  2. VaultYour wallet creates a Squads vault. Each line becomes a spending limit with one payee and a cap.
  3. SplitYour coin's pump.fun fees go 95% to the vault and 5% to the $GAUGE burn. pump.fun locks the split.
  4. ListedFuelgauge checks it all on chain and puts your gauge and receipts in public.

Trust model

What holds, and who holds it

Most of the rules are enforced by Solana programs. Two are run by Fuelgauge's keeper, which is never a member of any vault.

Read the trust model

Locked vault

No transaction can run on a locked vault. SOL leaves only through its spending limits.

Enforced on chain

Locked split

pump.fun locks the 95 / 5 fee split once it is set. Nobody can point the fees anywhere else.

Enforced on chain

One payee per line

Each budget line is a Squads spending limit: one wallet, a cap per period.

Enforced on chain

Every payment in public

Each payout is a Solana transaction anyone can read, matched to its budget line.

Enforced on chain

Idle fees burn

If no line is paid for the idle period, the vault's SOL buys the coin back and burns it.

Run by the keeper

Checked every cycle

Every vault, split and limit is re-read on chain. A coin that drifts is flagged and its lines stop paying.

Run by the keeper

Questions

Asked most

All questions
Can the creator take the money?

On a locked vault, only by paying a budget line, to that line's payee and within its cap, all in public. On an editable vault, yes, after a public time lock of at least 24 hours; the coin page shows the pending change the whole time.

Can Fuelgauge take the money?

No. The keeper is never a member of any vault. It can only pay automatic lines to their own payees, and move up to the weekly sunset cap to the coin's own sunset wallet.

What happens if Fuelgauge shuts down?

The split keeps paying the vault, and the vault keeps its rules. A locked vault stays locked; its SOL can still only leave through its lines.

Does a listed coin mean it is safe?

No. It means the coin's creator fees can only be spent on a public budget, and every payment is visible. It says nothing about the team's work, the product or the price.

Put your coin on the gauge

A few minutes from the wallet that created the coin. You pay only Solana network fees and rent.