Your vault

Where it lives

The vault is a Solana key. Socialpad derives it from a master secret and the coin’s mint when the coin is prepared, and passes it to pump.fun as the coin’s creator. pump.fun pays every creator fee into a vault account it keeps for that key (["creator-vault", creator] under the pump program, and a matching one under PumpSwap), and only that key can sweep the money onwards.

The coin’s page shows the vault’s address; Verify it yourself shows how to check it is the creator pump.fun recorded.

What it does

Exactly three things, all in one transaction when the owner claims.

1. Collect. Pull what pump.fun owes it, from the curve’s creator vault and from PumpSwap’s, onto the key. This is permissionless on pump.fun’s side: anyone can trigger it, and it moves money only onto the vault.
2. Release. Pay the treasury its share (currently the whole balance) and the rest, if any, to the address the owner named after signing in. Socialpad’s relayer pays the transaction fee, so the owner pays nothing.
3. Sweep. After the dormancy process below, pay the whole balance to the Socialpad treasury.

Socialpad holds the vault key and applies these rules on its server. That is the part of the design you are trusting; Trust model says exactly what that means.

Dormancy

A vault that has not been opened for 30 days can be flagged as dormant. The flag starts a 14-day public notice window, visible on the Claim page. If the owner opens the vault during those 14 days, the flag clears and the balance is theirs as usual. If not, the balance may be swept to the treasury; a sweep goes nowhere else.

The clock counts from the last release, or from launch if there has never been one.

Graduated coins

The vault keeps filling after the coin leaves the curve. PumpSwap charges the same creator fee on the pool and credits it to the same creator, so collecting and releasing work exactly as before.