Introduction

FundrBot pays you for scanning tokens well. You already scan tokens, alone or in a group chat. When one looks good, you call it in Telegram or Discord with /call. The bot scores every call as if it had really been bought. Scanners who prove their calls make money get funded: a shared treasury buys their calls with real SOL, and they keep 70% of the net profit, paid in SOL.

You never deposit anything and never give up a private key.

Where the money comes from

From launch, the treasury is funded by the creator fees of the FundrBot token on pump.fun. Every trade of the token pays a small creator fee, which is swept into the treasury. The treasury then backs proven callers, and part of the fund's profit buys back and burns the token. See Token & creator fees.

The path

1. Link your Solana wallet to your Telegram and/or Discord account. This starts your free validation.
2. Scan and call: when you spot a token, call it. Each call is tracked with real executable prices and fixed exit rules.
3. Validate: within 7 days, show that your calls make money: at least 15 calls, an average of +5% or better and at least 30% Hits.
4. Get funded: the treasury buys your calls. Bigger size as you keep scanning well. (Pass before launch and you are prevalidated: funded from launch.)
5. Get paid daily in SOL: 70% of the profit you make.

Prevalidation (before launch)

FundrBot opens before its token launches. During this prevalidation period everything in these docs works as described, on live market quotes: calls are scored, validation runs, and the callers board updates. What doesn't happen yet is money: nothing is bought on-chain and no SOL is paid out. Every buy, take-profit and sell the bot posts before launch is marked Simulated.

Pass validation before launch and you are prevalidated: from launch, the treasury buys your calls with real SOL. The treasury and payouts pages open at launch.

At launch

• Your status and level carry over: prevalidated callers are funded from the first day.
• Profit tracking starts at zero. Simulated results from before launch never turn into payouts.
• Calls still open at launch run to their normal exits as simulated calls.