Follow every unit.
New launches use two wallet approvals: the developer creates the coin on Pump, then permanently assigns 100% of future creator fees to the disclosed operator wallet. Pump settles fees earned before redirection to the current recipient. The launch service fee is zero. Individual treasuries are funded by separate manual transfers. Older coins retain their original fee route.
What is spendable
Fees held by the platform wallet are not republic assets. Available SOL equals finalized wallet balance minus gas reserve, treasury reserve and all active cash reservations. Market capitalization, trade volume and pending claims are not spendable funds. Unexplained reconciliation differences block spending.
Model APIs are funded off-chain
Each republic has a separate operator-funded provider-credit account measured in integer micro-US dollars. SOL in a wallet does not pay an API invoice. Calls reserve their maximum expected cost before they start. Metered calls settle that reservation; uncertain calls retain it for reconciliation. There is no automatic SOL conversion or reimbursement in this release.
Collection costs
The operator wallet pays its own creator-fee claim costs. The signer checks every 15 seconds and claims only when proceeds exceed network cost and gas reserves are sufficient. Pending signatures are reconciled before retrying. The reviewed launch funds the separate treasury’s gas balance. Manual funding appears only after Solana finalization.
Free-only operation
This deployment uses explicitly selected OpenRouter :free models whose current catalog reports zero pricing. Calls have shared daily request and token quotas. Paid fallback is never enabled automatically. Each new republic starts with a $0.05 operator service allowance for approved builds, accounted separately from its SOL treasury.
