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Bring your own coin.

Wire the same rails onto a coin you already launched. No relaunch, no liquidity move, two signatures.

If your pump.fun coin was launched outside of reroute, you can still attach it and start routing its creator fees. Nothing is relaunched, no liquidity is moved, and holders keep their positions. You sign two transactions and the rails are live.

Who this is for

You launched a coin on pump.fun directly (or through another tool) and now want the same automatic fee routing that a reroute launch gets. Both stages of a pump.fun coin are supported:

  • Pre-graduation. Your coin is still trading on the bonding curve. Attach reads your bonding-curve account to confirm you are the creator.
  • Post-graduation.Your coin has migrated to PumpSwap. Attach looks up your PumpSwap pool, confirms your wallet is the pool's coin creator, and wires the rails to your existing pool.

What you need

  • The mint address of your coin.
  • The wallet that launched it. Reroute checks this on-chain.
  • A small amount of SOL for setup (about 0.002 SOL, one-time).

Step 1. Paste the mint

From the Dashboard, use Attach an existing pump.fun token. Paste your mint address and continue. Reroute takes you to a per-mint attach page that runs the preflight for you.

Step 2. Preflight

Before you sign anything, reroute checks a few things on-chain:

  • The mint exists as a pump.fun bonding curve.
  • The connected wallet is the creator. Pre-grad this is the bonding-curve creator; post-grad it is the pool's coin creator.
  • The coin does not already have a sharing configuration installed. If it does, you are already attached and can manage it from the dashboard.
  • For post-graduation coins, that a discoverable PumpSwap pool exists for the mint.

If any check fails you get a plain explanation, no signature requested.

Step 3. Pick your rails

Rails are the built-in destinations for your fees. You can mix and match. Percentages sum to 100.

  • Self-pocket. Sends fees to a wallet you control. Defaults to the connected wallet.
  • Staking. Feeds a Diamond Hands rewards pool for holders of your coin. Eligible holders share the pool by held-token-time. See Distribution for the payout mechanics.
  • LP. Sends fees into a public LP zap: SOL is used to buy half the position in your token, both sides are deposited as liquidity, and the LP tokens are burned. Adds permanent liquidity to your pool with no operator step.

Rails are the same abstractions used at launch. If you launched fresh through reroute the rail model would look identical.

Step 4. Sign one transaction

You sign a single transaction that does everything at once:

  • Installs the on-chain sharing configuration on your pump.fun coin.
  • Initializes the reroute route and, if you enabled them, the staking dispenser and LP config for your mint.
  • Registers your wallet as the reroute shareholder so your self-pocket rail resolves to you.

On graduated coins, the same transaction also migrates both your bonding-curve creator and your PumpSwap pool's coin creator to the sharing config. From that point on, both pre-grad and post-grad fees route through reroute.

Step 5. Done

You are redirected to the dashboard. Your coin now shows up as an active mint. The public crank picks it up on the next tick, and fees start flowing to your rails without further action from you.

Common issues

"Not the creator." The connected wallet is not the on-chain creator of the coin. Connect the wallet that originally launched it. If the creator wallet is lost, reroute cannot help; only that wallet can install a sharing config.

"Not a pump.fun token." There is no pump.fun bonding curve for that mint. Reroute only supports pump.fun coins today; other Solana tokens are not eligible.

"Already attached." A sharing config is already installed on your coin. Manage the existing configuration from the dashboard rather than attaching again.

"Pool not found." Your coin graduated but reroute could not find a matching PumpSwap pool. This is rare and usually resolves once the AMM side of graduation finishes. If it persists, open an issue on GitHub.

What it costs

The setup is a one-time rent deposit for the on-chain accounts reroute creates for your coin (route config, receive vault, and any rail-specific PDAs you enable). It totals roughly 0.002 SOL and is refundable if you close the config later. On top of that, each signature has a normal Solana network fee.

From that point on, reroute deducts a small platform fee from each distribution, shown live on the Overview page. No hidden fees, no subscription.

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