Airlock
Engine00:15Launch

Terms

Airlock launches coins on pump.fun and puts their creator fees into their own PumpSwap pools. By using the site you agree to these terms.

What the site does

A coin launched here is created on pump.fun by your own wallet. Its creator fees are locked on-chain, 100%, to the Airlock engine wallet through pump.fun’s fee sharing, with the admin revoked. Every 15 seconds the engine claims them, and once a minute it buys the coin until it holds about half coin and half SOL; once the coin has graduated to PumpSwap, it deposits both into the coin’s pool and burns the LP tokens in the same transaction. Every engine transaction is listed on the site with a link to it.

What it does not do

  • It doesn’t hold your funds, keys or tokens, and never asks you to sign anything but the launch and the fee lock.
  • It doesn’t promise any price, depth, timing or outcome. Fees depend on trading; deposits depend on graduation and the market.
  • It doesn’t pay the launcher anything. The fee lock can’t be undone, by you or by us, and burned LP can’t be recovered.
  • It isn’t affiliated with, endorsed by, or acting for pump.fun.

The engine wallet

The engine is run off-chain by a keeper. SOL it has claimed and tokens it has bought for a coin sit in the engine wallet until they are deposited. A coin that never graduates keeps them there. When the wallet’s float for network fees drops below 0.1 SOL, a claim keeps back enough to refill it. Fees left unspent by a failure stay on the coin’s record and are used once it’s fixed.

Your responsibilities

  • Don’t launch anything defamatory, deceptive or unlawful, or anything posing as another project. Such coins are removed from these pages.
  • Coins are speculative. Nothing here is investment advice, and you can lose everything you put into one.

Liability

The site is provided as it is, without warranty. To the fullest extent the law allows, Airlock isn’t liable for any loss arising from its use, from the conduct of third parties, or from chain, market or provider failures.

Changes and contact

These terms may change; the date below is the current version. Questions go to the project's X account. See also the privacy notice.

Last updated 16 October 2026.