Using Float

Fees and reserves

Net creator fees fund the token’s rebate reserve. No platform cut from net creator fees.

Trading fees come from the venue#

Pump.fun and PumpSwap define the actual trading-fee schedule. Float shows the fee returned with the live quote rather than promising a fixed fee percentage. Network and account-creation costs are separate.

The creator share is only part of the venue’s trading fee. The total fee a trader pays is not the amount that enters the Float reserve.

Net creator fees fund the reserve#

Creator fees are collected by Float’s configured treasury flow. After actual network costs, 100% of net creator fees are assigned to the token’s rebate reserve under the current policy. There is no platform cut from this net share.

Reserve funding is recorded only with finalized, verified evidence. Unclaimed fees and a transaction that has merely been submitted are not counted as funded reserve.

Reading the balances#

  • Available buffer: verified collected funds available for new allocations.
  • Reserved obligations: funds already committed to unpaid rebates and their network costs.
  • Loss covered: funded pending allocations plus finalized payments.
  • Rebates paid: completed payouts backed by finalized evidence.