Pump App guide: find memecoins, buy, sell and withdraw

What does Pump App help you do?

A callout is a user’s public trading idea or token recommendation. For example, you can start with a callout about a Pump.fun coin, open the coin’s page, check its identity and activity, then review a buy quote. This is useful when your research begins with what other users are discussing.

If you already have the exact contract and a trading setup you like, compare its quote with Pump before transferring funds. The relevant comparison is how much you receive after costs for the same token and order size.

Use Get the app on pump.fun for official downloads. This guide follows the mobile Solana spot route. For the platform token’s perpetual market, use the separate PUMP funding page.

Should you use Pump App or Fomo?

What you want to do	Where to start
Explore Pump.fun coins and the callouts around them	Pump’s token pages and social feed connect that research to a trade quote.
Trade supported tokens across chains such as Solana and Base from one cash balance	Fomo documents this workflow. Its ordinary crypto cash deposits use USDC, with a separate USDG route for Robinhood Chain.
Buy a token whose contract you already know	Compare live quotes in your current setup and the app you are considering. Include transfer costs if funds must move first.

See Fomo’s supported-chain explanation and cash-deposit instructions. Our Fomo guide walks through its interface. Funding instructions are specific to each app: the Pump SOL route below and Fomo’s USDC cash route use different assets.

How do you sign in and fund the wallet?

Open the official app, use an offered email or social login and check the wallet address shown. When returning on another device, use the same login identity.

Choose the deposit route that matches the funds you have:

Your starting point	Mobile route	Before sending
SOL on Solana	Receive → copy the address	Choose SOL and Solana at the sender; keep SOL available for costs.
Another supported crypto asset	Deposit → Crypto → other network	Select the offered asset and network. Use that route’s address and minimum.
A card or Apple Pay	Deposit → Apple Pay or Cash, where offered	Read the provider’s fees, output asset and processing status.

Pump’s deposit guide says below-minimum other-network transfers are not processed or refunded. A test transfer must still clear the route’s minimum. Wait for funds to become available before placing an order.

How do you find, buy and sell a coin?

1. IdentifyMatch the full token contract.
2. FundUse the matching deposit route.
3. QuoteReview token output and costs.
4. BuyConfirm once, then check receipt.
5. SellReview proceeds for your token amount.
6. WithdrawUse a compatible receiving address.

Buy with SOL

1. Open the coin from search or a callout. Match its full contract and network; names and pictures can be copied.
2. Select Buy, the green control in the official mobile example, and enter the SOL amount to spend.
3. Review the token quantity and costs. Confirm once, then check the actual tokens received.

Sell the token

1. Open the coin you hold and select Sell, shown as the red control in the official example.
2. Enter the available token quantity to sell. Use the full quantity to exit that position, or a full-balance control if your version provides one.
3. Check the output asset and estimated proceeds, confirm once, then check the settled balance. The official SOL example returns SOL.

These steps follow Pump’s mobile trading instructions; other pairs can have different outputs. If an order fails or remains pending, use Pump troubleshooting before submitting another.

What changes when a coin moves to PumpSwap?

A new coin can trade on a bonding curve, where trades change the curve’s state and price. After graduation, it trades in its canonical PumpSwap pool. The applicable fee schedule changes with the venue and coin type.

For a coin you are researching, check the event or community behind it, the time of the callout and the current quote. Someone who bought before a callout may have a very different entry price. A sell quote for your intended size helps reveal costs that a small recent trade or market-cap figure does not show.

What fees does Pump App charge?

The official fee schedule, checked November 4, lists an App platform fee of 0.45%, or 0.40% with a referral code applied, in addition to underlying fees. For ordinary SOL/USDC bonding-curve trades, the underlying fee is 1.25%.

Here is a simplified example with both fees calculated on a $100 basis:

Fee component	No referral code	Code applied
Underlying bonding-curve fee	$1.25	$1.25
App platform fee	$0.45	$0.40
Subtotal	$1.70	$1.65

This excludes network/provider costs and price impact. A sale incurs fees again. Graduated pools, custom pairs and perps use different schedules; the confirmation screen determines your transaction’s actual costs. The example shows why a 0.40% platform rate is not a 0.40% total trading cost.

How do you withdraw to a wallet or exchange?

1. At the destination, open the deposit page for the asset and network you will send. Copy its receiving address.
2. In Pump, open the wallet/card icon → settings → Withdraw. Select the coin, paste the address and enter the amount.
3. Review the destination and costs, send once, then follow the transfer status.

Pump’s mobile withdrawal guide requires 0.005 SOL for a withdrawal; its example needs 1.005 SOL to send 1 SOL. Recheck the current confirmation screen. An exchange must support the exact asset and network you send: its SOL deposit route does not accept an arbitrary memecoin.

This transfers crypto. To receive local currency in a bank account, you also need a receiving service that supports that cash-out route and your account. Check its eligibility, fees and minimums before sending funds.

How should you handle callouts and wallet security?

A callout helps you find something to investigate. Compare its publication time with the current price and your own quote before trading. A past leaderboard result does not tell you the caller’s next result or your execution price.

Pump describes a self-custodial wallet using Privy. Protect the login identity and device. If you choose to import an existing wallet, use the official import instructions and verify the resulting address.

For account or transaction problems, enter Support through the official app or pump.fun. Share public transaction details and the exact error; keep private keys, recovery phrases and login codes out of the conversation.

For a worked comparison of caller returns, follower fills and platform rewards, see Callout returns explained.