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How the rig turns trading into SOL.

BANANA RIG is a memecoin, $BRRR, launched on pump.fun with a game on top. Every trade pays a creator fee. Most of that fee goes back to holders in SOL every 10 minutes, and the longer you hold without selling, the bigger your share.

Overview

The split happens inside pump.fun's own fee-sharing config, so the holder and invite shares go straight to their vaults and never pass through the team wallet. The pump.fun creator fee rate is set by pump.fun and can change; the rig pays out whatever actually arrives.

Quick start

1. Buy at least 100,000 $BRRR on pump.fun with the contract address from this site or our X account. Check the address; copycats exist.
2. Keep it in your own wallet (Phantom, Solflare, Backpack). Tokens on an exchange sit in the exchange's wallet, not yours, and program-owned accounts like pools never receive payouts.
3. Wait for the next snapshot. Within 10 minutes your rig appears as a Pocket Calc and starts earning.
4. Don't sell. Your rig levels up on its own. Check it any time under My rig.
5. Optional: invite friends with your link and earn from their trades.

Payouts

Every 10 minutes the keeper does four things in order:

1. Collects fees. It calls pump.fun's permissionless distribute instruction, which moves the creator fees that built up since the last tick into the three vaults.
2. Takes a snapshot of every wallet holding $BRRR, then keeps the ones with at least 100,000 tokens. The bonding curve, liquidity pools, the vaults, the team wallet, other program accounts and any wallet on the published exclusion list (the dev wallet and exchange wallets we can identify) are left out. Frozen token accounts are skipped.
3. Weighs each rig: weight = balance × level multiplier (plus the genesis bonus, if you have it).
4. Splits the holder vault pro-rata to weight and sends SOL. Up to 20 wallets go in each transaction. Each payout on the home page links to its first transaction; the rest are in the vault's history on Solscan.

Example

The holder vault has 1.20 SOL to share. Ana holds 2,000,000 $BRRR at Tower (1.5×): weight 3,000,000. Ben holds 3,000,000 at Pocket Calc (1.0×): weight 3,000,000. Everyone else adds up to 6,000,000. Ana and Ben each get 1.20 × 3/12 = 0.30 SOL. Ana gets as much as Ben while holding a third less, because she's held longer.

Rig levels

Your rig levels up as your shift gets longer: the unbroken time you've held without your balance going down. Levels multiply your weight in every payout split; they don't promise any amount.

Genesis rigs

Rigs whose current shift began in the first 60 minutes after launch get +0.25× on top of their level for as long as that shift lasts. A Golden Rig with genesis weighs 3.25×. Shifts start at the snapshot that first sees you, so the cutoff is the last snapshot inside the first hour. Reset after that and genesis is gone for good.

What resets your level

• Your balance going down between two snapshots. Selling any amount or transferring $BRRR out of the wallet both count.
• Falling under 100,000 $BRRR. Your rig switches off until you're back over the minimum, then starts again at Pocket Calc.

Buying more, receiving tokens and time passing never reset you. Moving tokens to a new wallet starts a new rig there at Pocket Calc.

Invites

10% of every creator fee goes to the invite vault. Every 10 minutes it's split between inviters by how much $BRRR their invited wallets hold as active rigs (100,000 or more) at that snapshot.

1. Connect your wallet on the home page and press Get my invite link. You'll get a link like bananarig.com/r/K7PX2M.
2. Your friend opens the link and connects their wallet. They sign one message that links their wallet to your code. The signature moves no funds and can't approve anything else.
3. From the next snapshot on, while they hold an active rig, you earn a share of the invite pool, paid in SOL to your wallet.

Invite rules

• One level only. You earn from wallets you invite, never from wallets they invite.
• You need an active rig (100,000 $BRRR) at the snapshot to earn. If you don't have one, that tick's pool goes to the inviters who do.
• One inviter per wallet, for life. No self-invites and no swapping invites back and forth.
• Link within 24 hours of the wallet's first snapshot as an active rig. Wallets that haven't held 100,000 yet can link any time.
• It counts holdings, not activity. Moving tokens between wallets doesn't add anything, because the same tokens are only held once. Inviting your own second wallet works the same as holding there yourself: it earns in proportion to the tokens held.
• If no inviter qualifies in a tick, the pool carries over to the next one.

Schedule & minimums

Every

10 minutes, on the clock (:00, :10, :20 …). Transactions confirm within about a minute after the tick.

Minimum rig

100,000 $BRRR held at the snapshot.

Minimum send

0.001 SOL. Smaller amounts wait in your owed balance and go out once they add up. Your owed balance shows under My rig.

Per tick

Up to 120 wallets get paid per tick, biggest amounts first. The rest carry over to the next tick and aren't lost.

Reserve

Each vault keeps 0.02 SOL back to pay its own transaction fees.

New wallets

A wallet with zero SOL must be owed at least 0.00089 SOL (Solana's rent minimum) before it can receive. The 0.001 SOL minimum already covers this.

Verify the vaults

Everything the rig does is on-chain. These addresses are filled in from the live keeper:

• Open the token's fee-sharing config on pump.fun: it lists the three wallets above at 70% / 10% / 20%.
• Open the holder vault on Solscan: you'll see SOL coming in from pump.fun every 10 minutes and going out to holders right after.
• Every payout receipt on the home page links to its transaction.

How the keeper is kept safe

• The vault keys were generated inside Cloudflare and stored in its Secrets Store. They have never been in a file, a chat or a browser. Only the keeper program is bound to them; the website holds no keys.
• Every send is written to a journal before it's broadcast and checked after. A lost or failed transaction puts its amount back into owed, and a wallet is zeroed in the ledger before it's paid, so the same amount isn't sent twice.
• Caps: at most 20 SOL leaves a vault per tick, and only one tick can run at a time.
• Kill switch: payouts can be paused in one step if something looks wrong. It takes effect at the next tick, within 10 minutes, and the site's status changes with it.
• The fee-collection step uses pump.fun's own permissionless instructions. The keeper refuses to run any program other than pump.fun and core Solana programs, and pump.fun pays only the shareholders in the coin's fee-sharing config.

Risks

• No promised rewards. There's no daily rate or fixed return. Payouts depend entirely on trading volume and can be zero.
• You can lose everything you put in. $BRRR is a memecoin with no intrinsic value, and its price can fall to zero.
• Payouts can be smaller than the fees you pay. Buying and selling costs fees; holding rewards come from everyone's fees, not just yours.
• Things can break. RPC outages, pump.fun program changes or bugs can delay or stop payouts. Owed balances are kept, but nothing is guaranteed.
• Pump.fun can change its fees and fee-sharing rules at any time.
• Not financial, legal or tax advice. You're responsible for the laws and taxes where you live.

FAQ

Glossary

Rig

A wallet holding at least 100,000 $BRRR at a snapshot.

Shift

The unbroken stretch of time your rig has held without its balance going down.

Snapshot

The keeper's read of every $BRRR holder, every 10 minutes.

Vault

A Solana wallet that receives creator fees and pays them out.

Owed

What you've earned but haven't been sent yet: under 0.001 SOL, or held back by a tick's cap. It goes out with a later payout.

Keeper

The program that runs every 10 minutes and does the payouts.

Genesis

A rig that started in the first hour after launch and never reset.

Last updated before launch. Numbers on this page match the keeper's configuration; if anything changes, this page changes first.