Every fee on Blank is defined in code and verifiable on-chain. This page walks
through the full token lifecycle: creation, bonding, graduation,
post-graduation trading, staking, buybacks, liquidity compounding, and how the
distributions get paid out.
Estimate creator-side fees
Use the Fee Calculator to project creator payouts, staking rewards, buybacks,
liquidity compounding, and token position value from a market-cap and volume
assumption.
No fixed setup fee. The creator just covers network and account costs.
Tokenomics Launch
0.05 SOL
One-time setup fee for the advanced launch flow.
Network and account costs
About 0.015 SOL
Solana account rent and transaction fees. Add ~0.01 SOL on top if you also enable staking. Buyback and Liquidity Compounding route future fees and do not add a separate launch setup fee.
Vested supply
Variable
Depends on how much supply is vested through tokenomics — anywhere from 1% to 30%.
Every buy and every sell on the bonding curve has a flat 2% trading fee. Meteora keeps about 20% of that (their protocol fee) before Blank can claim the rest.
Recipient
Slice of the trade
Note
Total trading fee
2.0%
Charged on every bonding buy and sell.
Meteora protocol
0.4%
Meteora keeps it. Not controlled by Blank.
Blank platform
0.4%
25% of the Blank-controlled portion.
Creator
1.2%
75% of the Blank-controlled portion.
A token graduates from the bonding curve once it’s raised 85 SOL (in production).
New launches can opt into a short 5-minute launch-protection window. During that window, large single buys pay progressively higher fees — the bigger the buy, the steeper the cost.
Single buy size
Effective fee
Note
1 SOL
2.0%
Basically the normal base fee.
2 SOL
3.5%
Higher, still moderate.
3 SOL
5.0%
Noticeably more expensive.
5 SOL
8.0%
Aggressive penalty for early-buy size.
10 SOL
15.5%
Heavy. Designed to discourage launch sniping.
How it actually works: a single 5 SOL buy is sliced into five 1 SOL chunks, each priced separately — 2%, 5%, 8%, 11%, 14%. That adds up to 0.40 SOL in fees, or an 8.0% average on the order.
The point isn’t to punish normal traders. It’s to make large early sniper buys
less attractive without dragging the rest of the launch into a long cooldown.
Creators can decide what slice of their 75% creator share routes to staking rewards, Auto Buyback and Burn, and Liquidity Compounding. Each configured slice is 1% to 100% of the creator portion, and the three configured slices cannot exceed 100% combined.
Recipient
Share
Platform
25%, always fixed.
Creator
75% minus staking, buyback, and liquidity-compounding shares.
Stakers
Configured staking share, while stake exists.
Auto Buyback and Burn
Configured buyback share.
Liquidity Compounding
Configured liquidity-compounding share after graduation.
If nobody is staking at the moment, the staking slice doesn’t pile up waiting for someone to join — it just routes to the creator for that period instead.Auto Buyback and Burn and Liquidity Compounding never redirect to the creator. Those shares accrue in dedicated on-chain buckets. Buybacks execute when the buyback bucket crosses its threshold; liquidity compounding executes only after graduation when the liquidity bucket crosses 0.1 SOL, then adds paired liquidity to the token’s Meteora DAMM v2 position and permanently locks the added liquidity.
Creator-side allocation shares can be set at launch and increased later. They
can go up, but they can never come back down.
Trading fees accrue in Meteora until someone progresses that token’s fee pipeline. Blank now uses pull-based claims instead of the old broad automatic payout job.When a creator claims fees from the dashboard, their wallet-paid transaction claims upstream Meteora fees for that token, books the platform / creator / staking / buyback / liquidity-compounding buckets, settles staking if staking is active, and pays the active creator-fee split recipients. Creator claims require at least 0.01 SOL in pending creator fees before the claim button is enabled.Stakers claim through the staking flow and do not need to wait for the creator. Platform treasury collection is handled separately by Blank’s daily thresholded keeper, which only touches tokens whose platform bucket is large enough or stale enough to be worth collecting. Buyback and liquidity-compounding keepers run separately from creator/staker claims.Public token pages still show lifetime creator, staking, buyback, and liquidity-compounding fees, paid/injected amounts, vault amounts, and pending upstream fees so the totals stay visible before anyone claims.
