custom pairs

Pump.fun

2026-10-09 03:15:47

Pump.fun expands Custom Pairs, letting new tokens route demand into paired token liquidity

Pump.fun said on Oct. 9 that it has updated its Custom Pairs feature, widening the range of assets that newly launched tokens can be paired with on the platform. Until now, new tokens could only be paired against tokenized stocks or whitelisted tokens. Under the new setup, they can also be paired with any token issued on Pump.fun that is still on the bonding curve or has already graduated to PumpSwap. The platform said tokens that have already graduated to Raydium are not supported for now unless they are on the whitelist, with Fartcoin named as one example of a whitelisted project. Pump.fun said derivative launches tied to popular tokens had previously split user attention and liquidity. With the new mechanism, when users buy a new token paired with an existing token, the funds are first swapped into the paired token and then used to purchase the new token. According to the platform, that process adds buy pressure to the original token’s pool and deepens its liquidity. Pump.fun also said pairing depth is currently limited to one layer, and pair relationships for tokens that are already live cannot be changed. It added that fee calculation for multi-hop swaps has been adjusted to prevent fees from stacking across each hop.

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Pump.fun

2026-09-10 00:33:23

Pump.fun launches Custom Pairs on Solana for tokenized stocks, major crypto assets and metals

Pump.fun said on Sept. 10 that it has officially rolled out its Custom Pairs feature on Solana, adding a new issuance option for users creating meme tokens. According to the project’s official post, the feature allows users to launch meme tokens paired with tokenized stocks, major crypto assets, and precious metals. Examples of tokenized stock pairs named in the announcement include $BA, $BABA, $DJT, and $PFE. Pump.fun said the launch adds 20 new asset pair options in total. The feature is supported by partner @sunrise. The platform also said pricing for Custom Pairs matches the standard Pump.fun token launch flow. In addition, creators can set creator fees and use a revenue-sharing function that supports up to 10 participants. The announcement did not include further rollout details beyond the feature launch on Solana.

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Pump.fun

2026-09-09 21:22:16

Pump.fun launches Custom Pairs, expanding quote assets to 93

Pump.fun said Wednesday it has rolled out a new feature called Custom Pairs, letting token creators choose quote assets beyond the platform’s usual SOL and USDC pairs at the time of issuance. The new options include tokenized stocks, wrapped Bitcoin, Ether and metals. According to the announcement cited by ChainCatcher, the total number of supported quote asset pairs has now reached 93, including tokenized exposure tied to Nvidia, Tesla and the S&P 500. The feature is already live in the token creation form. Pump.fun said the joint curve structure and PumpSwap protocol fee schedule remain the same as under standard launches, and that 50% of revenue will flow into the PUMP buyback-and-burn contract. Creator fees are paid in the selected quote asset, with rates ranging from 0.05% to 1%. The report added that 20 newly introduced trading pairs were brought in by Sunrise, a Solana asset listing platform, through Wormhole’s native token transfer framework and issued by Backpack Securities. Those pairs include U.S. equities such as Boeing, Alibaba, Costco, Dell, Trump Media, IBM, Johnson & Johnson, Lockheed Martin, Lululemon, MGM, Pfizer, Roblox, Reddit, Rivian, Shopify, Snap and UPS. Data cited in the report shows the first Custom Pairs pools were quoted in wrapped Bitcoin, while the Wrapped ETH pool had the deepest liquidity at $3.07 million.

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