Creator fees routed to burns, proved on-chain.
Every pump.fun coin pays its deployer a share of each trade. A deployer can irreversibly reassign that share — through pump.fun’s own fee-sharing program, with the admin authority revoked, so the split is enforced by code rather than promised — to a wallet that does exactly one thing: buy $ANSEM on the open market and burn it. This page lists every coin that has, shows which on-chain checks each one passes and fails, and links the proof for every figure. What that buys is permanent, verifiable supply reduction. Nothing else is claimed.
Live totals
derived from chain · cached 60sScreener
0 configs discovered · 0 listedAt least one of the on-chain scans that finds participating coins did not return (the public RPC rate-limits this query hard). This table is therefore blank because we could not look, not because we looked and found nothing. It retries automatically.
Gate: config Active, admin_revoked true, at least 9,500 bps to the burn wallet, market cap at or above $200,000, 1,000+ holders, and not a cashback coin. Cashback coins are excluded permanently — their creator fee is paid to traders by the protocol and can never reach a burn wallet.
The fresh-wallet criterion (max 15% of supply in newly created wallets) is shown as pending: it is specified but not yet enforced, and we would rather label it honestly than score it silently.
How it works
9,500 / 500 bps, protocol-enforcedA deployer runs two instructions on pump.fun’s fee program: create_fee_sharing_config, then update_fee_shares_v2. The v2 instruction is one-shot and sets admin_revoked = true, so from that moment the split is enforced by the program and the deployer cannot rewrite it.
The coin trades. Its creator fees collect in program-owned vaults — the bonding-curve vault while it is pre-graduation, the PumpSwap vault after. Nobody has custody of them in the meantime.
The distribute instructions are permissionless: anyone can call them, and the program pays each shareholder pubkey directly. Our keeper cranks them on a schedule so nobody has to wait on us.
Once the wallet holds at least 5 SOL, the keeper market-buys $ANSEM through Jupiter and destroys it with a Token-2022 burnChecked. Two public transactions, both linked in the burn log.
“Irreversible” here means one specific thing: update_fee_shares_v2 sets admin_revoked = true and the program then refuses further share updates. That binds the deployer, not pump.fun — the fee program still exposes reset_fee_sharing_config_v2 to its own admin, and the same program has a separate v1 path that stays revocable. We gate on admin_revoked and list neither the v1 path nor coins that fail it. Full detail and caveats.