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Pump.fun Sets Perps Builder Fee at Up to 0.10% Per Order

Pump.fun’s separate in-app bridge fee can reach 0.25% per transfer. The feature excludes people and entities with specified ties to the United States or Ontario, Canada.

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Pump.fun’s Perps feature routes user-signed orders to Hyperliquid, which handles trading and related operations, including positions, margin balances, funding payments, liquidations and settlement. Pump.fun provides the software interface and does not act as a counterparty to the contracts. Its published fee schedule sets maximum charges for orders and transfers.

Pump.fun lists a builder fee of up to 0.10% of each order’s notional value. The fee applies to orders that open a position, add to it or close it. Pump.fun’s general Platform Fee does not apply to orders through the Perps feature. Hyperliquid’s trading and funding fees, along with its one-time account activation fee, are separate.

Pump.fun’s in-app bridge fee can reach 0.25% per transfer of assets to or from Hyperliquid. That is Pump.fun’s fee; the bridge operator may charge additional fees, so the total transfer cost may be higher.

People located in or resident in the United States, including its territories and possessions, or Ontario, Canada, cannot use the feature. Entities incorporated or organized in those places, or with a registered office there, also cannot use the feature. Sanctioned people and other restricted categories are barred as well.

The Perps feature extends Pump.fun’s Solana coin-launch platform into derivatives trading. Users can also access their Hyperliquid accounts and positions through Hyperliquid or other interfaces. The fee details add to Pump.fun’s earlier addition of perpetual futures.

Leveraged contracts can result in the loss of all posted collateral.

Enna Lee

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Enna Lee reports on investing and digital-asset markets for TokenPost. Send corrections or tips to info@tokenpost.com.

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