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Fees ​

On the bonding curve ​

Every trade on the curve, buy or sell, pays a 1% trading fee, taken in SOL.

Share of each tradeGoes to
0.20%Meteora (its protocol fee: 20% of the fee)
0.296%The coin's creator (37% of what Meteora leaves)
0.252%The coin's supernova bounty escrow
0.252%The Corium treasury

Corium's share (63% of what Meteora leaves, about 0.5% of volume) is split 50/50 between the coin's bounty and the treasury by the Corium program, every time it's claimed. The fee router →

The launch window ​

To take the edge off sniper bots, the fee starts at 50% when a coin launches and decays exponentially to 1% over the first 60 seconds. The split above applies to whatever the fee is at that moment.

The creator's own buy in the launch transaction always pays the normal 1%.

Worked example ​

A 1 SOL buy after the launch window pays 0.01 SOL in fees: 0.002 SOL to Meteora, 0.00296 SOL to the creator, 0.00252 SOL into the coin's bounty and 0.00252 SOL to the treasury.

After graduation ​

A graduated coin trades on its Meteora DAMM v2 pool. Its liquidity is permanently locked, and it belongs 75% to the creator and 25% to Corium: both earn its fees by those shares, and neither can ever withdraw it.

The pool's fee steps down as the coin grows, so a coin that runs is never more expensive to trade on Corium than on pump.fun, at any market cap:

Market capCorium pool feepump.fun (PumpSwap)
At graduation (about 425 SOL)1%1.20% to 1.25%
4,420 SOL0.89%1.00%
10,000 SOL0.80%0.95%
25,000 SOL0.66%0.80%
50,000 SOL0.49%0.55%
100,000 SOL and up0.25%0.30%

Market caps are in SOL, as pump.fun's tiers are. The fee moves in 75 small steps between graduation and 100,000 SOL (by how far the square root of the price has risen), and back up if the price falls.

Every pool fee is taken in SOL and split the same way, whatever its size:

Share of the feeAt 1%At 0.25%Goes to
20%0.20%0.05%Meteora (its protocol fee)
16%0.16%0.04%Stays in the pool (20% of what Meteora leaves): deeper liquidity with every trade, so bigger trades move the price less
48%0.48%0.12%The coin's creator (their locked 75%)
16%0.16%0.04%The Corium treasury (its locked 25%)

When a trade comes through a referrer, such as an aggregator, the referrer gets a fifth of Meteora's part (4% of the fee) out of Meteora's share; nobody else's changes.

Coins launched before the stepped fee came in keep a flat 1% pool fee with no compounding and a 50/50 pool (0.20% Meteora, 0.40% creator, 0.40% treasury): a coin's pool terms are set when it launches.

Graduation itself costs nothing: there is no migration fee.

Corium Trade ​

Any Solana token, tokenized stocks, big coins0.25% of the trade, nothing else on top from Corium
How it's takenA plain SOL transfer to Corium’s treasury inside the same transaction, visible to anyone. On a buy it is part of what you spend; on a sale it comes out of the SOL you get back.
RouteJupiter’s best route (pump.fun coins on their curve go to pump.fun directly), with the venue’s own fees as quoted
Priority feeSet by the speed you pick (fast, turbo, ultra); it goes to the network, not Corium

Corium Trade →

Launching ​

Creation feeNone
Network costAbout 0.03 SOL of Solana rent for the new accounts
Your buy at launchOptional, pays the normal 1%

Bounties and requests ​

Corium fee
Bounty on a Corium coinNone (the coin’s trading already pays Corium’s curve fee)
Bounty on a pump.fun coin5% of the bounty, only if it pays out
RequestNone
Any refundNone
Opening a potNo fee; about 0.007 SOL of Solana rent

A pump.fun finishing buy goes through pump.fun’s own program at pump.fun’s price and fees; Corium adds nothing to it. The rules →

Weekly poolsThe community pool, 10% of Corium’s fees each week (its curve fees, locked-pool fees and Corium Trade fees), never under 1.5 SOL; the hunters’ pool, 25%, never under 1.5 SOL; and weekly draws worth 30% of the hunters’ pool on top. DUST & SPARK →
Request sponsors50% of Corium’s fees on a request’s winning coin: curve fees from when the request opened until graduation, and locked-pool fees for 30 days after. Requests →

Both are paid in SOL from the treasury.

Other costs ​

Signing in, posting, chat, profilesFree. Signing in is a message, not a transaction, and posting on the Feed is never paid.
Claiming a bountyThe Solana transaction fee, plus about 0.001 SOL of rent for your claim record
Solana network feesEvery transaction pays Solana's own small fee, which goes to validators

Corium never adds a fee on top of what's shown in the trade panel.

Checking the numbers ​

Every fee above is set in the Corium config on Meteora's bonding-curve program, one config for every coin, and in the Corium program's route for that config. Both are public accounts. Program reference →

If these docs and the chain disagree, the chain wins.