nnearoMonero backed fee engine for pump.fun launches
/CA · $nearo
soon buy on pump.fun ↗
/Wallet
not connected
your launches
/Live
latest settlement
/Reserve
unlocked
locked
/Terminal
Engine(); claims, intents, unlocks, buybacks and releases fire on chain events only
/Engine
/Platform
nearo $nearo · platform token
CAsoon
linkswebsite · X
burned
last burn
/Launch line
Launch(); open form
/Subaddresses
indexed
view key
unlock height
/Tokens
/Listed
0
tokens running through the engine
/Vol 24h
—
combined, from DexScreener
/Get listed
Launch(); open form
launch on pump.fun with nearo set as fee engine
/Mechanism

Every token launched through nearo routes its pump.fun creator fees into the engine. The engine splits each claim, parks the reserve share in Monero and only releases it once a buyback lands on chain.

01 claimcreator fees are claimed from pump.fun for every listed token
02 splitplatform · holder release · reserve · lp, per the engine table
03 parkreserve share is swapped to XMR and sent to a fresh subaddress
04 buybackan intent fires; the buyback lands on the token's curve or pool
05 releaseafter unlock height the reserve settles and the event is logged
/Split simulator
Shares come from CONFIG.FEES. Unset shares are shown as unassigned.
/Why Monero

The reserve sits somewhere a bot can't front-run. XMR amounts and destinations are private on chain, so nobody can see the size of the buyback before it lands. The view key is published so anyone can still audit the reserve.

/Unlocked
—
spendable after unlock height
/Locked
—
waiting on confirmations / buyback
/Unlock height
—
monero block height
/Reserve wallet
primary addressnot published yet
private view keynot published yet
subaddresses indexed—
/Verify it yourself

Anyone can audit the reserve with a view-only wallet. You can see incoming funds; you can never spend them.

monero-wallet-cli --generate-from-view-key nearo-reserve # Standard address: <primary address above> # Secret view key: <view key above> # Restore height: <unlock height or earlier>

Feather and the official GUI wallet both support "restore from view key" too.

/Engine
/Events
Engine(); claims, intents, unlocks, buybacks and releases fire on chain events only
/Event types
EVENTFIRES WHEN
CLAIMcreator fees for a listed token are claimed from pump.fun
INTENTa buyback is scheduled against a token's reserve share
UNLOCKthe XMR reserve passes its unlock height
BUYBACKthe buyback transaction lands on chain
RELEASEholder release share is distributed
BURN$nearo bought back by the platform share is burned
/Docs

what is nearo

nearo is a fee engine for pump.fun launches. Tokens launched through it send their creator fees to the engine, which splits them and holds the reserve in Monero until the buyback lands.

launching

  • open the Launch form and fill name, ticker, description and image
  • the form prepares everything and opens pump.fun create
  • launch from your own wallet, then send the CA to get listed on the terminal

the split

platform share buys and burns $nearo. holder release goes back to holders. reserve is parked in XMR until a buyback. lp share deepens liquidity after migration.

the reserve

reserves are held in monero until the buyback lands. each claim gets its own subaddress, so the reserve can be indexed per token. the view key is public on the Reserve page for auditing.

$nearo

$nearo is the platform token on pump.fun. contract on the Platform panel; tap it to copy.

risk

memecoins are volatile and can go to zero. nothing on this site is financial advice. only use what you can afford to lose.

/Launch()
/Preview
/Steps
01 fill the form
02 launch on pump.fun
03 send the CA to get listed
04 engine picks up fees
/Notepump.fun creates the coin from your own wallet. this form copies your details and opens pump.fun create.