apps that pay
for their own RPC.
Launch your coin paired to $RPC. Its curve or pool holds $RPC, so it earns a holder's share of every split, paid as RPC credits to you. Your users' trading funds your app's node.
Liquidity that stays earns. Volume alone earns nothing.
# how it works
- 01launch paired
On pump.fun, pick $RPC as the coin you trade against. Every buy of your coin routes SOL through $RPC. Already launched? Seed a PumpSwap pool of your coin against $RPC instead.
- 02we find it
Every split, the worker reads $RPC's holders and picks up curves and pools of paired coins on its own. Nothing to register.
- 03it earns credits
Your curve or pool counts as a holder with the same rules: $20 minimum, lower of two readings. Its share is always RPC credits at 1.5x, paid to the wallet that created the coin.
- 04run your app on it
Sign in on the dashboard with that wallet, create a key, and point your app at the endpoint. Every response shows the credits left.
# live nodes
0 paired · $0.00 in credits granted| coin | type | $RPC held | credits granted | creator | seen |
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# good to know
A node's share is always RPC credits on this endpoint. Credits can't be withdrawn as money.
Weight is the $RPC your curve or pool holds, at the lower of two readings. Trading volume on its own earns nothing.
A coin quoted in $RPC moves with $RPC's price as well as its own. Liquidity can leave a pool.
Whether a new coin can be quoted in $RPC is up to pump.fun's rules. If the launch page won't offer it, seed a PumpSwap pool instead.
Pair against $RPC at this address only: Bb9mTop1po3gp38Age4oEvCLkL43vMBdzgHGrajWpump
Created a paired coin? Your credits are on the dashboard.