A prop firm for Solana memecoin traders

Yes. Fullport funds spot Solana memecoin trading on simulated $25,000, $50,000 and $125,000 accounts for a one-time $120, $195 or $300. Every order is priced from a fresh on-chain read of the token's own pump.fun, Raydium LaunchLab or Meteora curve or pool, with the venue fee, a network fee and your price impact charged. Pass +6% without breaching a single 4% floor, then request payouts every 5 days, sent in SOL on Solana to your verified wallet. No KYC.

Tokens launched on three families of Solana launchpads, on the curve and after they graduate into a pool. Every mint is checked on-chain against its launchpad's programs before it becomes tradeable, so pasting a random SPL contract address returns TOKEN_NOT_TRADEABLE rather than a fill.

Between curve completion and the pool going live there is no honest price, so orders are rejected with TOKEN_MIGRATING and open positions are marked at the last curve price. If no pool appears within 30 minutes, positions are closed at the last mark and the case goes to review. The migration rules have the details.

From the chain, at the moment of execution. The engine waits a modeled 250 ms after you submit, reads the bonding-curve account or the pool vault balances fresh, and runs the venue's own swap formula on that snapshot. It never fills from a chart price, a cached tick or a third-party API; if a fresh read fails, the order is rejected with PRICE_UNAVAILABLE rather than filled stale. The full pipeline is in the fill policy.

Worked through: a round trip on a curve-stage pump.fun coin costs about 4.5% in percentage fees before impact (1.25% + 1% in, 1.25% + 1% out), plus two network fees. Because the network fee is a fixed amount per order, it weighs more on a $50 order than a $2,000 one. On a $25,000 account the +6% target is $1,500 of realized profit *after* all of those costs, which is why a strategy that only works at zero fees does not pass here.

Impact and the 15% cap

If an order would move the simulated price more than 15%, it is rejected with IMPACT_CAP; it does not partially fill. Inside the cap, the impact you are quoted is the impact you pay. Splitting a large buy into smaller ones keeps each order under the cap, but it does not dodge the cost: your earlier buys are subtracted from the curve or pool before the next order is quoted, so the second buy pays for the move the first one made.

What the simulation does not model

• Transaction landing. A fixed priority fee is charged instead of modeling leader schedules or bundle auctions, so you never fail to land, and you cannot win by out-tipping anyone.
• Sandwiches and MEV. Nobody front-runs your order, and you cannot capture MEV or snipe inside a bundle either.
• The market reacting to you. You pay your full impact, but the real pool never sees your size, so other traders do not follow it.
• Failed or partial transactions. Orders fill completely against the snapshot or reject cleanly. The list, with reasons, is under what we don't model.

One evaluation step, no time limit, one loss limit. On the $25,000 account: pass at $26,500 realized, never let live equity touch $24,000.

The floor is checked against live equity on every tick of anything you hold, so a memecoin that dumps through your floor while you are in it breaches the account even if you never sold. Size from the gap between equity and floor, not from the balance. The max drawdown section walks the ratchet day by day.

Payouts are calculated in USD and sent in SOL on Solana to the wallet on your profile, at the conversion rate used when the transfer is sent. The transaction signature is attached to your payout record, so every payout is a public transfer you can look up on a Solana explorer. There is no KYC: the verified wallet is the identity, and changing it starts a 72-hour cooldown.

1. 1

   Pass and get funded

   The pass is detected automatically. You sign the funded-trader agreement, an automated conduct and markout review runs, and a new funded account is issued at the same size under the same rules.

2. 2

   Wait for the first window

   The first payout request opens 5 days after funding, then every 5 days after the previous payout. Funded accounts have no consistency rule.

3. 3

   Go flat above the buffer

   Close every position and cancel pending orders. Only profit above the withdrawal buffer (starting size + 4%) can be requested; trading pauses while the request is under review.

4. 4

   Receive 80% in SOL

   The request is capped first, then split: you receive 80%, Fullport keeps 20%. The balance resets to the buffer, and the floor stays locked at breakeven.

Worked example on the $25,000 funded account: a $28,000 balance is $2,000 above the $26,000 buffer. The $1,000 request cap applies, so you receive $800 of SOL (5 SOL at an illustrative $160 per SOL) and the balance resets to $26,000. The other $1,000 does not roll over, so requesting as soon as you are eligible collects the most. The payout rules cover every condition.

Two front ends, one account. The Fullport terminal runs in the browser with nothing to install: market, limit and stop orders, attached stop-loss and take-profit, partial closes. Or install Fullport Tap, a Chrome extension that puts the same funded panel on the Solana terminal you already use. Tap reads the token address from the page URL and never touches your wallet, your keys or the terminal's own buttons; its permissions are listed on the security page. Either way the order goes to the same engine and is priced the same way.

• Spot only. You buy tokens and sell them. There are no perpetuals, no leverage and no margin.
• Allowlisted launchpads only. Tokens from outside pump.fun, Raydium LaunchLab and Meteora DBC, and arbitrary SPL mints, cannot be traded, even if a terminal shows them.
• Account sizes are capped. $125,000 is the largest account, you can hold at most 3 active accounts, and each funded account pays out at most three times before it completes.
• 80/20, not more. The split is fixed at 80% to you on every request.
• SOL, not dollars. Payouts land as SOL, so their dollar value after you receive them moves with the SOL price.
• Not every on-chain edge carries over. Anything that depends on your transaction existing on-chain, such as landing first in a bundle, has no equivalent here.
• No manufactured charts. Coins pumped by their deployer or a bundle of linked wallets are off-limits; an account that trades them cannot be funded or paid. See conduct.

The evaluation fee is the only money you put in and the only money you can lose; the trading balance is simulated. That is a real cost, there are no resets or refunds, and a breach ends the account, so read the rules before you buy rather than after.