Every new coin on AgentBourse gives a fixed share of its creator fees to the platform. That share is part of the coin’s on-chain split, so it is locked like every other share. This page explains how big it is and exactly what happens to it.
How big it is#
The platform share is 20% of the creator fees by default. 20% is also the minimum: the platform can set a higher share for new coins, up to 50%, and the Launch page always shows the real number. Coins already launched keep the share locked in their split.
| Coin | Platform share (default) |
|---|---|
| Normal paired coin | 20% |
| Token or stock pair | 20% |
| AI coin | 20% |
| Coin launched with a referral (Pump.fun) | 16% to the platform + 4% to the referrer |
There is no separate launch fee. The platform share comes only from trading fees, and only while the coin trades.
Where it goes#
On-chain, the whole platform share goes to one platform fees wallet. Keeping it to one recipient keeps launch transactions small. The worker then processes it about every 15 minutes:
Convert to SOL
Coins that trade against another token pay their fees in that token. The worker sells those tokens for SOL first.Refill the fee claimer
The fee claimer is the platform wallet that pays the platform’s own transactions: the 15-minute fee distributions, opening the platform vaults’ token accounts and gas for vault swaps. When it holds less than 0.08 SOL, it is topped up to 0.25 SOL from the fees wallet before anything else moves. So up to 0.25 SOL per run can come out of the platform share for this (platform defaults).Send on
Once at least 0.02 SOL is left (the fees wallet keeps 0.005 SOL for its own fees), it is sent on in one transaction. While no platform token is set, all of it goes to the platform treasury. Once a platform token is set, half goes to the platform token buyback and half to the treasury.Buy back and burn
Only once a platform token is set: the buyback half buys the platform token through Jupiter and burns every token it bought. Each run spends at least 0.05 SOL and at most 1 SOL, with 1.5% slippage (platform defaults); anything above 1 SOL waits for the next runs.
Note
Once a platform token is set, the platform may run the buyback from a dedicated wallet it controls instead of the built-in vault. In that case that wallet only spends the SOL the split sent it and only burns the tokens those buybacks bought. Every step, in either setup, is recorded with its transaction.
What the treasury share is for#
The treasury’s part (all of the platform share after the fee-claimer refill while no platform token is set, half of it once one is) goes to the platform treasury wallet and pays for building and running the project. The treasury also receives the site trade fee if the platform turns one on. Unclaimed paired-account fees after 30 days are used to buy back and burn the native token.
Other platform income#
- Site trade fee. An optional fee on trades made through this website, separate from the fee split. It is 0% by default, can be at most 5%, and holders of the platform token get a discount. See Buying and selling.
- Unclaimed escrow. Paired-account fees that nobody claims within 30 days of the first fee are used to buy back and burn the native token. See Paired accounts & escrow.