program figures from a scan taken at slot 449,469,421, 13 min ago · the mainnet slot below is read for this request
Protocol analytics
Total fees claimed
0.0000 SOL
since the first claim — there has not been one, and this is that zero, not a placeholder
Total protocol revenue
0.0000 SOL
Accepay takes no cut; there is no fee on a payout it has not made
The Pump Fees Program
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Fee configurations
672,218
accounts of exactly 1024 bytes · slot 449,469,421
Held in total
5,294.46 SOL
5,294,468,800,423 lamports
Above the rent floor
1,360.54 SOL
637,532 of 672,218 accounts hold more than 0.005852 SOL
Mainnet slot
449,472,318
read for this request — reload and it moves
What each account holds
Every distinct balance on the program, and how many accounts hold it. There are 10 of them across 672,218 accounts — and that is the whole point. Fees trickling in produce hundreds of thousands of distinct values; ten means a funding schedule. It is why nothing on this site calls these balances unclaimed fees.
bar length is log scale — the largest bucket holds 609,349 accounts and the smallest holds one, so a linear axis would render nine of these ten bars invisible. Grey is the rent floor exactly; blue is anything above it. Read at slot 449,469,421, 13 min ago.
The control for that count
A count of 672,218 looks identical whether the filter is selecting configuration accounts or matching everything the program owns. So the same question is asked for a size the program does not use. It has to come back zero.
run at most hourly · last 13 min ago — a control shown without its time is a claim that it just ran
Accepay’s ledger
Four columns, never blended. There is no received column to write to — received is a VIEW summing claim events, and a claim without a signature and a slot is refused by the database, not by discipline.