The launchpad that gives back

Check your losses.See your rebate.

Paste a Solana wallet address to estimate what Rebatepad would have paid back on eligible Pump.fun losses.

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Estimated rebate

SOL

Based on your eligible losses, Rebatepad would have returned at a fee setting.

Take it in SOL, or as in trading credit.

Fee setting

Creators choose 1%, 2%, or 3% when they launch. A portion of each fee helps fund the rebate pool.

How we estimated it

Eligible losses
Up to 10% back
Estimated rebate after cap
Rebate each weekAbove your cap

Each week you can get back at most 1.5× what your own trades paid into the pool over the last 30 days. A faked loss can never earn back what its trades paid in, so farming the pool loses money.

Not eligible

    Estimate before any pool shortfall. If claims in a week add up to more than the pool's weekly budget, everyone is paid the same share of their claim. Rebatepad isn't live yet; these are the rules we plan to launch with.

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    Get paid back next time

    Rebatepad is a Solana launchpad that puts part of every trading fee into a pool for traders who sell at a loss. Join the waitlist to hear when it opens.

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    How the rebate works

    1. 1

      Every trade funds the pool

      Each token's creator sets its trading fee at 1, 2 or 3%. 30% of every fee goes into the rebate pool.

    2. 2

      Sell at a loss, claim weekly

      Get back up to 10% of losses on tokens you held for at least 15 minutes, in SOL or as trading credit worth 120%.

    3. 3

      Capped so nobody can farm it

      Your claim is capped at 1.5× what your own trades paid into the pool over the last 30 days. If claims ever beat a week's budget, everyone gets the same share, so the pool never pays out more than it holds.