Cardano is coming to Pump.fun.
Cardano creators. Solana traders.
Launch your token on Solana with just your Cardano wallet.
[ HOW IT WORKS ]
THE DISCONNECT
THE OPPORTUNITY
Solana and Cardano, added together. $81.1B in native-token market value across the two sides Solada connects.Market caps: CoinMarketCap, September 2026.
Cardano’s holders and creators become reachable through the Solana market traders already use. More launch origins can mean more projects and communities to discover—without asking traders to leave Pump.fun.
Start a launch with ADA, reach Pump.fun’s Solana-native discovery loop, and route creator rewards back to a Cardano wallet. That creates a practical path for Solana attention to support Cardano-side activity.
Cardano is one of crypto’s leading, long-running networks, with its own holders, builders, and launch culture. Solada gives Cardano creators a direct path into Pump.fun’s Solana trading audience.
Solana brings high-velocity meme trading and Pump.fun discovery. Cardano-originated launches add a new source of projects and communities for Solana traders to find on familiar rails.
Solada coordinates token supply between Pump.fun on Solana and a Cardano ADA pool. Activity on either side can create a path for demand to cross over, while creator fees can return to Cardano in ADA.
Connected liquidity, not one merged pool. The Solana and Cardano markets have separate liquidity and can have different prices. Solada connects their token supply through reserve controls; it does not guarantee a price peg or equal trading depth.
Solada tracks the reserve state on both chains. A Cardano token is released only after the matching Pump token reaches the Solana reserve. Reverse the route and the returned Cardano token must reach its reserve before the Pump token is unlocked.
The Pump token sits in reserve.
The match can move, and nothing extra.
The governing rule is Cardano tokens released = Pump tokens locked in reserve. The supply checks account for the reserve and circulating balances on both chains before a move. The platform controls the wallets and runs the checks; this is a managed custodial bridge, not a trustless protocol.
The platform operates reserves and observes both chains. This is a custodial lock-and-release design with ledger and reserve controls, not a trustless atomic swap. Solada controls the reserve wallets. Reserve reporting and independent verification are important requirements as the service scales.
Pump.fun does not need to understand Cardano. Solada reads the confirmed Solana mint, creates the matching Cardano inventory, and controls which units may leave either reserve.
PUMP.CREATEconfirm Solana mintSUPPLY.READuse on-chain amountADA.MINTmatch total into reserveVAULT.LOCKescrow source unitsBACKING.CHECKvalidate release quantityVAULT.RELEASEmake target units availableThe platform does not ask Pump.fun to issue a Cardano token, or Cardano to run a Solana bonding curve. Each chain does what it already supports. The coordination layer binds them through supply readback, reserve custody, idempotent chain actions, and a journal of receipts.
That distinction matters. A token balance on Cardano is meaningful only if an equal quantity has been locked away on Solana. A release back to Solana is meaningful only after the corresponding Cardano units are returned to reserve. The backing rule is the protocol’s center of gravity.
Pump.fun creator fees arrive in USDC. Solada records the split, quotes the creator’s share at the ADA price, and pays the recorded Cardano wallet from its ADA reserve.
A trade generates a creator fee on Solana. The collector claims it in USDC and records a receipt.
Collected fees route to the launcher. The split is set in Solada’s fee ledger.
The launcher’s recorded wallet receives ADA from the Cardano float after the payout is confirmed.
Cardano launches reach Solana traders. Solana market activity can flow back toward Cardano. Launch with ADA. Trade on Pump. Earn in ADA.
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