Normal Pump launches. Permanent 50/50 routing. Public burn receipts.
ROOT creates a standard Pump coin, then permanently assigns its creator-fee shares to two deterministic, role-separated treasuries: 5,000 bps to the child treasury and 5,000 bps to the parent treasury.
Two launch approvals
The first transaction is a normal Pump create_v2 launch. The second creates the canonical Pump Fees sharing configuration, assigns exactly two 5,000-bps shareholders, and revokes fee-sharing control. ROOT verifies finalized accounts before listing the coin. If the lock fails, the interface keeps the mint and offers a safe retry; an unlocked coin is never listed.
An optional creator buy happens only after the permanent fee lock and requires a separate wallet approval. ROOT excludes mayhem, cashback, holder-reward, custom-fee, non-SOL-quoted, and noncanonical parent modes.
Fee lifecycle
Pump and PumpSwap creator fees accumulate in the canonical sharing system. Every two minutes the keeper checks the combined amount. Below 0.008 SOL it carries forward untouched. At or above 0.008 SOL, Pump's permissionless distribution pays the two disclosed treasuries directly according to the permanent 5,000/5,000 shares.
Role-separated purchases and burns
The child treasury buys and burns only the child token. The parent treasury buys and burns only the parent token. A separate operator payer covers transaction fees and token-account rent where the protocol permits, so those costs do not silently distort the fee split. Checkpointed phases resume after a partial failure before another batch starts.
Every completed batch records the distribution, both purchases, both burns, exact lamports received by each treasury, before/after supplies and treasury balances, venues, slots, and direct Solscan links. The coin page links the complete internal receipt.
Mainnet configuration
Direct Mainnet mode is configured. No custom ROOT program deployment is required.
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This direct version is transparent and automated, but custodial. The permanent Pump fee split proves fees can only be distributed to the two disclosed per-coin treasuries. Public transactions prove what the executor did afterward. They do not mathematically prevent an operator holding the treasury master secret from moving funds elsewhere.
Each coin has distinct child and parent treasury keys derived with different cryptographic domains. Operational risks include keeper downtime, key compromise, Pump upgrades, RPC failure, price movement, slippage, transaction failure, and network costs. The website does not describe this design as trustless or atomic.