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Pump Fun Callout Rewards
A callout is a trade idea you post in the Pumpfun app, and every follower gets an alert. When people trade the coin through your callout and make money, Pump.fun pays you a share of a daily pool in USDC. Sign up with code BonusReward and your own trades cost 0.40% instead of 0.45%.
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How do Pump Fun Callout Rewards work?
You call a coin, people trade it, and Pump.fun pays you daily.
| What a callout is | A public trade idea on a coin you buy, sent to all of your followers |
|---|---|
| Who can earn | Every app user aged 18 or over, enrolled automatically. Not UK residents. |
| What counts | The trading your calls bring in, weighted by whether those traders make money |
| Paid | In USDC, about once a day, to your Pumpfun app wallet |
| Minimum payout | $1 a day at launch, subject to change |
| Formulas | Degen, the original, and Diamond, which favors bigger coins and holding |
| Running since | August 13, 2026 |
| Platform fee | 0.45% per trade, or 0.40% with code BonusReward |
| Referral code | BonusReward |
What is a callout on the Pumpfun app?
A short public trade idea on a coin, sent to all your followers.
Callouts came to the app on January 15, 2026, with a limit of one call every six hours. When rewards launched in August, Pump.fun said there was no limit.
A callout shows the coin, its market cap at the moment of the call and your reason. Followers get a push alert. The call also appears in the home feed and on the coin's page, where anyone can see it.
A call can carry a voice note. You can update it as the trade moves, and since November 3, 2026 you can pin one callout to the top of your profile.
How do you post a callout on Pump Fun?
Buy the coin, tap Add a callout, write why, and post.
Get the app
Callouts exist only in the Pumpfun mobile app. Add code BonusReward under Profile, Rewards, Referrals before your first purchase.
Open the buy screen
Pick the coin and enter an amount. Since November 6, 2026, an Add a callout button there posts the call together with your buy.
Write the reason
Say why you are calling it and link the proof. The app's own tip says high-quality callouts earn more.
Post and follow up
Every follower gets an alert. Update the call when your view changes, and pin the one you believe in most.
How are Pump Fun Callout Rewards paid?
About once a day, in USDC, as your share of a daily pool.
Pump.fun scores the activity your callouts bring in, ranks every caller and splits the pool by rank. Anyone who trades through your call counts, whether they tapped the alert, saw it in the feed or found it on the coin page.
The USDC lands in your app wallet, sent on Solana in most cases, and a push notification shows the amount. Payouts and your all-time total sit on the Callouts tab of your Rewards page. The app's own summary says you get paid the next day.
There is nothing to opt into. Pump.fun can review payouts by hand, cut or hold them back, and does not publish the pool size or the formula. Rewards may count as taxable income where you live.
Where the money comes from
At launch, Pump.fun paid callers from its own funds. In October 2026 it added a platform fee, and the part not paid to referrers now feeds the pool. Since November 1 that is 62.5% of platform revenue, shared with other in-app incentives.
Co-founder Alon Cohen wrote on October 16, 2026 that the pot had averaged about $300,000 a day, and called that the baseline. Pump.fun said it had paid callers $19 million by October 15. Cohen put the total above $24 million on October 28.
Callout Rewards launch
The launch clip. Back then pay followed trading volume. Since October, what tailers make counts most.
- Every follower is alerted to your call
- Paid daily, based on who trades your callouts
- Only in the Pumpfun app
What is the difference between Degen and Diamond?
Degen is the original formula. Diamond favors bigger coins and holding.
Pump.fun added Diamond in the first week of November 2026 and renamed the original formula Degen. The Rewards leaderboard has a switch for each, and one caller can rank on both.
| Degen | Diamond | |
|---|---|---|
| Status | The original | Experimental, shaped by feedback |
| Share of the pot | Most of it | A small part, at first |
| Market cap | Low caps earn less unless tailers can win | Bigger coins get a multiplier |
| Rewards | Calls whose tailers make money | Holding, and fewer but stronger calls |
| Boosted | Nothing stated | Perps and tokens outside Solana |
Carl, who leads the Pumpfun mobile app, said on November 6, 2026 that Degen will not change. Cohen wrote the same day to expect changes to both. So Degen is the stable one, for now.
How have Callout Rewards changed since launch?
It moved from paying for volume to paying for followers' profits.
Callout Rewards launch. Pay follows the volume a call drives, from fixed pots Pump.fun funds itself.
Low-cap calls earn less. Whether tailers made money becomes the main test.
Tailer profit becomes a multiplier. Low caps count again if tailers can win. Too many calls a day now cuts rewards.
Platform fees are announced. The share not paid to referrers grows the pot.
Stats split new calls from updates, so updating a call no longer looks like spam.
Diamond runs next to Degen, and callouts can post with the buy.
Cohen warned on October 9, 2026 that formula changes take weeks to show in the all-time leaderboard. Today's ranking still reflects the old rules in part.
What do the caller stats on Pump Fun mean?
They show how often a caller's coins rose and what tailers made.
| Rank | Place on the callers leaderboard for the period |
|---|---|
| Top % | Standing on one number among all callers. Top 0.25% of 4.7K is about the top 12. |
| Best multiple | The highest peak any call reached, measured from the market cap at the call |
| Median | The middle result. Half the calls did better, half did worse. |
| 2x rate | Share of calls that at least doubled at their peak. Also shown for 1.2x, 1.5x and 10x. |
| Time to peak | How long a typical call took to reach its high |
| Followers | People who get the alerts. Reach, not quality. |
| Tailers | People who traded a coin through the caller's callout |
| 1h and 4h profit | What tailers made one and four hours after the call. Some screens call it health. |
Every multiple is measured at the peak, and nobody sells every coin at the top. The number Pump.fun now weighs most is tailer profit, because it shows whether followers actually won.
Cohen added a caveat on October 14, 2026. A caller who holds for days can look weak at 1 hour and 4 hours and still be worth following.
How do you build a callout record that earns?
Fewer calls, clear reasons, and coins your tailers can still win on.
- Quality over count. On October 15, 2026, Cohen told a caller that 44 calls in a day would be punished as spam. One good callout beats 40 weak ones, he wrote.
- Every call counts. You are not paid per callout. Losing calls feed the score too.
- Leave room to win. Calls that never reach 2x often leave tailers down, which Cohen said turns into a negative multiplier.
- Go easy on micro caps. They earn less unless tailers can still profit. The cutoff is not public.
- Update, do not re-call. Updates are counted apart from new calls.
- Disclose. The terms require you to say so if you are paid to promote a coin.
A big following helps less than you might think. Pump.fun said callers with fewer than 1,000 followers received $1.66 million in October 2026. That total is spread across many accounts, and new callers often earn little at first.
How do followers use callouts?
They get an alert, check the caller's record, then decide whether to buy.
Following is free. Each callout sends an alert with the coin and its market cap at the call. Tap it and you land on the coin page. Nothing buys for you, because the app has no automatic copy trading.
Before you tail, check the caller's median and 2x rate over a month, and their 1h and 4h tailer profit. Then compare the market cap in the alert with the price now. A coin that already ran leaves less room.
Pump.fun's head of content wrote on October 12, 2026 that about 4,700 people tailed that day's top 10 earners. Over half of them were in profit. The rest were not.
Is a callout link also a referral link?
Yes. A callout link you share also works as your referral link.
Pump.fun pointed this out on November 3, 2026. When someone joins through a callout you shared, you can earn 37.5% of the platform fees they pay, on top of Callout Rewards. If you are new, add code BonusReward before your first purchase and your own trades cost 0.40%.
What can get a caller excluded from Callout Rewards?
Fake activity, manipulation, a banned location or failed checks.
Tends to be rewarded
- Calls whose tailers make money
- A clear reason and proof in the call
- Holding and updating a call, on Diamond
- Calls on larger coins, on Diamond
Penalized or excluded
- Wash trading, or trades between wallets you control
- Extra accounts and bought or fake followers
- Bots or scripts that post calls or trade on them
- Pump and dumps, rugs and front-running
- Paid promotion you do not disclose
- UK residents, sanctioned places, anyone under 18
- Dozens of calls a day, which lowers rewards
Pump.fun reviews payouts, can hold back or recover rewards and may ask for ID. A suspended account loses rewards not yet paid.
What are the risks of chasing Callout Rewards?
You can lose more on your trades than you earn in rewards.
- Most memecoins lose almost all of their value, and you buy every coin you call.
- Callers can buy early and sell to their tailers. The formula punishes losing tailers. It cannot stop a sale.
- Rewards are discretionary. The pool can shrink and the formula can change overnight. Only USDC that reaches your wallet counts.
- Big payouts get shared and empty days do not, so what you see is skewed.
- Pump.fun staff may trade the same coins and see data you cannot.
- Pump.fun says it does not serve residents of the UK.
Pump Fun callout rewards FAQ
Do I need a lot of followers to earn Callout Rewards?
No. Rewards follow what your tailers make. Pump.fun said callers with fewer than 1,000 followers received $1.66 million in October 2026.
What funds Callout Rewards?
Pump.fun's own money at launch. Since October 2026, platform fees not paid to referrers feed the pool too.
What happens if my callout goes down?
In most cases you earn less, because losing tailers lower your multiplier. A call that recovers later may still help, more so on Diamond.
When do Callout Rewards arrive?
About once a day. The app says you get paid the next day, and a notification shows the amount. Pump.fun can delay or skip a payout.
Can a bot post callouts for me?
No. The terms ban bots and scripts that post callouts or trade on them, and accounts caught doing it can lose their rewards.
Do callouts work for coins outside Solana?
Yes. Every coin the app supports counts, including tokens on Ethereum, Base and BNB Chain. Diamond boosts them.
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