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On pump.fun, every coin trades against a pair asset. Most use SOL, but pump.fun also supports stablecoins, tokenized stocks and funds, and other tokens. On Veto you pick the pair when you launch. The list comes straight from pump.fun, so it’s always what pump.fun currently accepts. Search it by symbol, name or mint address on the launch page.

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What changes with a pair

Everything the fee engine does happens in your pair asset:
  • Fees are earned and claimed in the pair asset.
  • Jackpots pay the winner in the pair asset. Pair with SPYx and your holders win S&P 500 exposure.
  • Enhanced holder rewards pay in the pair asset, or in your own coin.
  • Buyback and burn buys your coin with the pair asset.
  • The creator cut is paid in the pair asset.
  • Your dev buy is paid in the pair asset, so you need some in your wallet to make one.
Draw sizes and pots are shown in the pair asset. Minimums like the 0.01 SOL claim threshold are compared by value, using live prices.
If a pair’s price is temporarily unavailable, the engine holds that coin’s payouts until it’s back rather than pay on a guess. Fees keep collecting in the meantime.

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Trading a paired coin

A coin paired with SPYx trades against SPYx on its bonding curve, and graduates to a SPYx pool on PumpSwap. The trade panel on its Veto page takes the pair asset. It works like any pump.fun coin on terminals and aggregators.

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Platform fee

The 20% platform fee is collected in the pair asset and converted for the VETObuyback.[FeesandVETO buyback. [Fees and VETO](/platform/fees).