ReserveLaunch anywhere. Fees become liquidity.

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The flow

How Reserve works

Reserve sits on top of launchpads. You launch as usual; your coin's creator fees are collected, held until it bonds, then added to its pool.

Launch through Reserve

Fill in your coin, pick a launchpad (pump.fun today, Meteora and Stonk next) and choose an optional dev buy. You approve one payment — the dev buy plus 0.03 SOL for network costs.

Your coin gets a launch vault

A fresh vault wallet launches the coin and is set as its creator, so pump.fun pays the creator fees there. Your dev-buy tokens go straight to your wallet.

Fees are held while it bonds

Every few minutes the vault collects the coin's creator fees. While the coin is on the bonding curve, they stay in the vault — visible on the coin page.

After bonding, fees become liquidity

Once the coin moves to its PumpSwap pool, the vault uses half the fees to buy the coin and adds both sides to the pool. 100% of fees, every cycle, automatically.

Liquidity stays put

The pool shares from those deposits stay in the vault, and Reserve never withdraws them. The more the coin trades, the deeper its pool gets.