pump.fun Mobile App: iOS, Android, Publisher (2026)

The official listings

	Apple App Store	Google Play
Name	pump.fun - speculate on trends	pump.fun - speculate on trends
Publisher	Maius Imperium Limited (seller)	Developer “pump.fun”; legal entity Maius Imperium Limited, Limerick, Ireland
ID	6717572591	com.batonresearch.pump
First released	3 October 2024	not shown
Latest update (as of 4 Nov 2026)	28 October 2026, version 33.0.0	29 October 2026
Rating	4.7 from 4,304 ratings (US store)	3.9 from 6,460 reviews
Downloads	not published by Apple	1M+
Requirements	iOS 16.4 or later; rated 17+	Android; contact [email protected]

The iOS bundle and Android package both use the ID com.batonresearch.pump. Baton Corporation Ltd. is the company that develops and operates pump.fun under its terms, so the “batonresearch” name is consistent with the real app. We link both listings from our official links page.

How to tell the real app from lookalikes

Search results for “pump” include apps from other developers, such as sniper bots and signal apps. Before installing:

the publisher must be Maius Imperium Limited (iOS) or “pump.fun” (Google Play);
the ID must match the table above;
it should have years of history and thousands of ratings.

Don’t install from links in DMs or ads. The safest path is the store link on pump.fun itself or our official links.

What the app does

The listing describes it as a way to “discover trends” and “follow top callers”. In practice it covers the same ground as the website: browse and search coins, buy and sell, limit orders, a portfolio, deposits and withdrawals. Wallet services come from Privy.io, and the listing states pump.fun “cannot access or freeze your funds”.

Some things are app-first:

Card, Apple Pay and Google Pay purchases through a third-party provider (funding guide);
Trading competitions, which you join through the app (Competition Terms §3);
Perps, leveraged futures routed to Hyperliquid, not available in the US or Ontario (country guide);
EVM-chain coins such as Robinhood Chain coins, held in a separate EVM wallet.

What trading in the app costs

The app pays the same fees as pump.fun’s website (Fees page, 17 October 2026):

Platform Fee: 0.45% per trade, or 0.40% with a referral code. Every valid code gives the same rate.
Pool fees: 1.25% on the bonding curve; on PumpSwap from 1.25% down to 0.30% by market cap.
So a bonding-curve buy costs 1.70%, and the sell the same again.

DefiLlama tracked $1.885M in app fees on $420.5M of app volume over the 30 days to 4 November 2026. Wallets and terminals that route to the same coins skip the Platform Fee but charge their own; compare them on where to trade and with the fee calculator.

The app’s own disclaimer

The store listing says: “Memecoins are not assets and do not possess any intrinsic value and do not have any utility.” pump.fun’s terms add that it does not recommend buying any coin. Take both at their word, and check any coin before you buy.

Questions people ask

Is there a pump.fun app?

Yes. "pump.fun - speculate on trends" is on the Apple App Store (published by Maius Imperium Limited) and on Google Play (developer "pump.fun", package com.batonresearch.pump). It's free to download.

Who makes the pump.fun app?

The store listings name Maius Imperium Limited, with an address in Limerick, Ireland on Google Play. pump.fun's terms (§1.7) say the Pump Entities are solely responsible for the apps.

Is the pump.fun app safe?

The official app is self-custodial: its listing says pump.fun cannot access or freeze your funds, and wallets come from Privy.io. The coins you trade in it carry the same risks as on the website.

Does the pump.fun app charge fees?

Downloading is free. Each trade pays pump.fun's 0.45% Platform Fee (0.40% with a referral code) on top of pool fees: 1.25% on the bonding curve, so 1.70% per side.

The pump.fun mobile app