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How the crew
gets its cut.

Rules version 1. RALLYRAC is an independent rewards program, not an official pump.fun product. Rewards depend on available funds and successful data checks; returns are not guaranteed.

Who counts?

Make a public call for the official RRAC contract on pump.fun. Individual accounts are supported; group calls are excluded because their payout ownership is ambiguous.
A buyer must appear in pump.fun’s tailer list for that call, with a reported purchase after the call. The buyer must also appear in the caller’s current follower list.
That reported purchase must be at least five minutes old. We check the wallet’s current spendable RRAC across all its token accounts on Solana. This checks present holdings; it does not prove uninterrupted holding.
At the snapshot, holdings must be worth at least 0.05 SOL at the canonical pump.fun market’s reserve price. Weight rises with holdings up to 0.5 SOL. Each wallet contributes at most one full point.
If a wallet qualifies for several callers, the earliest eligible call wins. Matching timestamps use the call ID as a deterministic tie-break. Self-referrals and the reward wallet are excluded. Wallets represent addresses, not verified individual people.

How are rewards divided?

Each caller receives their eligible weight divided by everyone’s total eligible weight, multiplied by the funded RRAC pool for that round. Integer rounding uses the largest remainders, with wallet address as the tie-break. The allocation never exceeds the pool. New rounds can open every five minutes; unfinished payouts are completed before another round opens.

The program allocates 100% of the RRAC pool selected for a round, subject to the operator’s per-round cap. The operator’s actual creator-fee entitlement depends on the fee split set on pump.fun. SOL pays network fees and token-account rent. A fee claim’s net received SOL is recorded before conversion; existing SOL is not automatically treated as creator-fee income. Direct deposits of RRAC into the reward wallet’s associated token account also fund rewards.

What proves a payment?

The payout desk lists only transactions finalized on Solana, with explorer links. A signed or submitted transaction is not reported as paid. Interrupted submissions keep their original signature and reserved funds; the system does not invent a replacement when the result is uncertain.

When does the system pause?

Incomplete or failed source requests, missing balances, stale snapshots, insufficient funds, or unresolved transactions stop new reward activity. Last verified rankings may remain visible, clearly marked as stale. The owner can also pause rewards. Payouts already allocated to a completed snapshot remain reserved for that round.

The current public pump.fun endpoint exposes at most 100 coin calls without a full-history cursor. This implementation stops if that cap is reached. It also stops at 10,000 follower/tailer rows per call, more than 2,000 candidate holders, or a scan lasting 90 seconds. Larger communities need a complete supported indexer. These limits prevent partial results from being used to split rewards.

Supported launch

A standard SOL-paired pump.fun creator-fee token, before or after migration to its canonical PumpSwap pool. Holder-reward, cashback, mayhem, non-SOL quote tokens, transfer fees, transfer hooks, and frozen or mintable tokens are not supported. Large fee-sharing configurations may exceed transaction size limits and need additional integration.

Attribution relies on pump.fun’s reported purchases and follower data. Current balances and finalized payouts are checked through Solana. The site does not independently reconstruct every historical trade, and it cannot prove who influenced a buyer.