Creator fees
How creator fees work on URGE
When you launch a coin on URGE, a small share of every trade on its bonding curve goes to you. Here is exactly how much, which trading counts, and how to claim it.
Your share on URGE
0.35% of the SOL side of every bonding-curve trade
Traders pay a small fee in SOL on every buy and sell while your coin is on its bonding curve. 0.35% of the SOL traded goes to you as the creator, 0.4% goes to URGE, and Raydium keeps its own base fee. The fee is paid by traders on top of their trade. It is not taken from your coin's liquidity.
- Creator (you)
- 0.35%
- URGE
- 0.4%
- Raydium base fee
- 0.25%
- Total trading fee
- 1%
These are the current rates read from URGE’s Raydium configuration on-chain. Historical trades keep the fees charged at the time of each trade.
What creator fees are
Every Raydium LaunchLab coin trades on a bonding curve until it graduates. Each trade on that curve carries a trading fee, and Raydium splits that fee between itself, the launch platform, and the coin's creator. The creator part is your creator fee. It accrues in a creator vault on-chain and belongs to the wallet that launched the coin.
Which trading earns fees
Every buy and every sell on your coin's bonding curve earns the creator fee, from the moment it launches until it graduates at 85 SOL raised.
After graduation, trading moves to a Raydium CPMM pool and the bonding-curve fee no longer applies. Creators receive 0% of the graduation liquidity. If Raydium's pool makes creator fees available, you can claim them from your Creator Dashboard, but that share is set by Raydium's pool configuration rather than by URGE, and the dashboard does not estimate it yet.
How to claim
- 1Open your Creator Dashboard and connect the wallet you launched with.
- 2Verify the wallet. Earnings only load for a verified creator wallet.
- 3Use Claim all to withdraw the live balance from your creator vault. Claims arrive as Wrapped SOL.
- 4Use Convert WSOL to SOL if you want plain SOL in your wallet.
Claiming is an on-chain transaction, so your wallet needs a little SOL for network fees. There is no schedule: claim whenever there is a balance.
Creator fees vs. launch costs
URGE charges no launch fee. Network and account costs still apply when you launch: Solana transaction fees, rent for the new on-chain accounts, and any optional creator first buy you choose to make. Creator fees are separate. They are earned from trading after launch, not paid by you.
What creator fees are not
Creator fees are not guaranteed income. They depend entirely on how much your coin actually trades. A coin with little trading earns little or nothing, and past trading does not predict future trading.