Got rugged?
Get some of it back.

Every trade of $REFUND pays a creator fee into a public pool. Holders who got rugged on other coins claim part of their losses back from it.

Check my wallet How it works
Refund pool—opens when $REFUND launches
Paying out this round—half the pool, every round
Claims filed this round0nothing asked for yet
Round closes in00:00:00rounds are one UTC day

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See what you lost. See what you can claim.

Connecting only shares your public address. Refund reads your last 30 days of trades from the chain; it can't move anything.

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How it works

The coin pays in. Holders claim out.

No team wallet in the middle deciding who deserves what. The rules are fixed and the numbers come from the chain.

Someone trades $REFUNDfee → pool
01

Trading fills the pool

Every buy and sell of $REFUND pays a creator fee. All of it goes to one public treasury wallet.

$MOON −1.20 SOL
$FROG −0.45 SOL
$PEPE9 −0.80 SOL
02

Connect and see your rugs

Refund finds the coins you bought that have since died, and adds up what you're down.

+0.245 SOLpaid to your wallet when the round closes
03

Claim each round

Hold $REFUND, press claim, sign a free message. Payouts go out when the round closes.

The pool

Where it comes from. Where it goes.

One wallet in, same wallet out. Anyone can watch it.

1. Fees$REFUND is traded

pump.fun pays the coin's creator a fee on every trade.

2. TreasuryAll of it lands in one wallet

The coin is launched from the treasury wallet, so 100% of creator fees go there.

3. RoundHalf the pool pays out

Each UTC day, up to half of what's in the pool is paid. The rest carries over.

4. HoldersShared between claims

If claims ask for more than the round has, everyone gets the same share of what they asked for.

Why you have to hold. The pool only exists because people trade $REFUND. Holding is what makes you part of it: the more you hold, the bigger the share of your losses you can ask for. Your balance is checked when you claim and again when the round is paid.
Rules

What counts. What doesn't.

This is not insurance. Nobody is promised a payout. What you get depends on how much is in the pool and how many people claim that round, and it will usually be a small part of what you lost. It's a way to get something back, funded by the coin's own trading.

You took the loss.
Take some of it back.

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