The short answer
Yes, Fullport is a pump.fun prop firm. Any coin whose contract address ends in pump is tradeable on a $25,000, $50,000 or $125,000 simulated account, both on its bonding curve and after it graduates to PumpSwap. Each order is priced from a fresh read of the curve or pool account, with pump.fun's own fee and your price impact charged. Orders pause only while a coin migrates. Pass +6% with equity above a 4% floor and you are funded, paid in SOL.
A pump.fun coin's life on a Fullport account
A pump.fun coin passes through three states, and the engine treats each one differently. Knowing which state a coin is in tells you where your price comes from, what you pay and when your order can fill.
| Stage | Where the price comes from | Venue fee | Can you trade? |
|---|---|---|---|
| Bonding curve | The curve account's reserve state, read fresh at execution | About 1.25% each way | Yes, from launch |
| Migrating | Between venues; positions marked at the last curve price | — | Paused: new orders return TOKEN_MIGRATING until the pool is live |
| PumpSwap pool | The pool's vault balances, read fresh at execution | PumpSwap's tiered on-chain rate | Yes |
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Live subscriptions on the curve and pool accounts also drive your equity, so the mark you see on an open position is the one the risk engine checks against your floor.
Trading on the curve
A fresh curve is the thinnest market you can trade, and the simulation prices it exactly that way. The engine waits a modeled 250 ms after you submit, reads the curve, and runs pump.fun's own swap formula on that snapshot. If your buy would move the price more than 15%, it is returned with IMPACT_CAP so you can resize it; it does not partially fill. Inside the cap, the impact is part of your fill price.
Splitting a big buy into several small ones keeps each one under the cap, and the total cost stays the same as on-chain. Your earlier buys on the same coin are subtracted from the curve before the next order is quoted, so the second buy pays for the move the first one made, exactly as it would on-chain. On a $25,000 account with $1,000 of room above the floor, that is usually the right shape anyway: several small curve positions instead of one large one.
With about 1.25% venue fee and 1% platform fee each way, a curve-stage round trip costs roughly 4.5% in percentage fees before impact and the two network fees. A coin that rises close to 5% between your buy and your sell covers its costs; everything above that is profit.
What happens at graduation
When a curve completes, pump.fun migrates the coin into a PumpSwap pool. Between those two moments the coin has no live market, so the engine pauses it until there is a real price to fill against.
- 1
Curve completes
New orders on the coin return TOKEN_MIGRATING. Your open position stays open and is marked at the last curve price for equity purposes.
- 2
Pool goes live
Trading resumes automatically once the canonical PumpSwap pool exists. Fills now come from the pool's vault balances and PumpSwap's fee.
- 3
If no pool appears
If a pool has not appeared within 30 minutes, positions in the coin are closed at the last mark and the case goes to review. It shows on your account timeline.
The practical point: if you want to be out before graduation, sell before the curve completes. Orders pause during the migration window, in the simulation as on-chain, and reopen as soon as the pool is live. The full rules are in how migration works.
Trade from pump.fun's own page
You do not have to leave pump.fun to trade a funded account. Fullport Tap is a Chrome extension that adds the funded buy/sell panel next to the coin page you already have open; it reads the token address from the URL and never connects to your wallet or clicks pump.fun's own buttons. The same panel works on Axiom, GMGN, Photon, BullX and the other supported terminals. Or trade from the browser terminal, which also runs on a phone.
Fair-play rules that keep the leaderboard clean
pump.fun makes launching a coin cheap and fast. Three plain rules keep every Fullport account trading real markets with real buyers, so a pass or a payout always reflects real trading.
- Trade coins launched by others. A coin you or an affiliated wallet created is not allowed under the conduct rules. Every other pump.fun coin is open to trade.
- Trade charts made by real buyers. A coin whose chart comes from the deployer or a bundle of linked wallets is outside the tradeable set. An account that trades one does not move to funded or receive a payout, so check the holder list first. Coins are reviewed on-chain before funding and before every payout.
- Trade coins with real depth. Pick coins where the market, not your own simulated size, sets the printed price. Deliberately trading a coin that thin is not allowed, and markout screening compares your fill to the price 2 and 10 seconds later.
Ordinary pump.fun trading is all welcome. Sniping fresh launches, scalping the curve and holding through a run you had nothing to do with are what the account is for. For a step-by-step workflow from first trade to first payout, read how to get funded to trade pump.fun.
The account, in numbers
| Account | Fee | Target | Max drawdown | Request cap before split | Split |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| $25,000 | $150 | +6% | 4% | $1,000 | 80/20 |
| $50,000 | $215 | +6% | 4% | $1,500 | 80/20 |
| $125,000 | $330 | +6% | 4% | $2,000 | 80/20 |
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Payouts are sent in SOL to your verified Solana wallet with no KYC. Every value, with worked examples, is on the rules page.
Fullport in numbers
| Account | Fee | Target | Max drawdown | Request cap before split | Total before split | Split |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| $25,000 | $150 | +6% | 4% | $1,000 | $3,000 | 80/20 |
| $50,000 | $215 | +6% | 4% | $1,500 | $4,500 | 80/20 |
| $125,000 | $330 | +6% | 4% | $2,000 | $6,000 | 80/20 |
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- Axiom
- GMGN
- Padre
- Fomo
- pump.fun
- BullX
- Photon
- DexScreener
- Jupiter
- Birdeye
- Lute
- Trojan
- Shotgun
- Telemetry
- Cielo
- Azura
- Definitive
Quick answers
- Can I trade pump.fun coins before they graduate on a funded account?
- Yes. At Fullport, pump.fun coins are tradeable on the bonding curve from launch. Fills come from a fresh read of the curve account using pump.fun's swap math, with its roughly 1.25% venue fee, the 1% platform fee, a network fee and your price impact.
- What happens to my position when a pump.fun coin migrates to PumpSwap?
- It stays open and is marked at the last curve price. New orders return TOKEN_MIGRATING until the PumpSwap pool is live, then trading resumes automatically. If no pool appears within 30 minutes, the position is closed at the last mark and reviewed.
- Why was my pump.fun buy rejected with IMPACT_CAP?
- Your order would have moved the curve price more than 15%. Fresh curves are thin, so a large buy reaches the cap quickly. A smaller size goes through; when you split an order, each later buy includes the move your earlier buys made, as it would on-chain.
- Can I trade a pump.fun coin I launched myself?
- No. Fullport accounts trade coins launched by others. Tokens launched by you or wallets affiliated with you are not allowed under the conduct rule; trading one closes the account permanently and cancels unpaid payouts. Every other pump.fun coin is open to trade.