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★ Pump.fun referral code
Use NEWUSER50 when you create your Pump.fun account. Free, works on the app and website, verified 4 November 2026.
Get the code & steps →
Your First $20 on Pump.fun: A Small-Budget Practice Plan
A week-long practice plan for spending your first $20 on Pump.fun: budgeting, position sizing, journaling trades and what to learn before adding more money.
Read the guide →
Pump.fun vs Raydium vs Jupiter: Where Should a Beginner Trade Solana Memecoins?
A beginner comparison of Pump.fun, Raydium and Jupiter for trading Solana memecoins: how each works, fees, token discovery, risks and when to use which.
Read the guide →Why we built a different kind of code page
Search for almost any referral code and you will land on pages that look identical: a giant button, a promise of free money and a wall of keywords. They rarely tell you when the code was last checked, whether it works on a phone, or what happens if you already have an account. We found that frustrating, so we wrote the page we wished existed.
Our rule is simple. A code only appears on this site if we have used the invite flow ourselves, recently, from start to finish. Each code page opens with the answer, then shows the steps, then lists the questions people actually ask in support chats. If something stops working, the page says so instead of quietly staying online.
The Pump.fun invite, in brief
Pump.fun is a Solana launchpad where new tokens are created and traded on a bonding curve. If you are about to make an account there, you can register through our invite link and the code NEWUSER50 is recorded automatically. It is free, it does not change your trading fees, and it works the same on desktop and in the mobile app.
The full walkthrough lives on our Pump.fun referral code page, which covers the five-step signup, phone-specific tips, a fees comparison, a list of reasons an invite might fail, and twelve frequently asked questions. If you are short on time, the box above has the code and the link.
How every code on this site is checked
| Check | What we do | How often |
|---|---|---|
| Desktop signup | Fresh browser profile, new wallet, full invite flow | Monthly |
| Mobile signup | iPhone and Android, wallet in-app browser and default browser | Monthly |
| Code field | Confirm the invite is pre-filled or accepted when typed | Every test |
| Terms review | Read the platform's referral wording for changes | When the platform updates |
| Page refresh | Rewrite affected sections and update the date | After any change |
We record the date of the most recent successful test at the top of each code page. If you see a date that is more than six weeks old, something has gone wrong on our side, and we would like to hear about it.
Three things to check on any referral page
- A real date. Look for a specific verification date, not just the current year in the title.
- The real domain. The invite link should point to the platform's own domain, for example pump.fun, and nowhere else.
- Honest limits. A good page tells you when a code will not work, such as for existing accounts.
These checks apply to us as much as anyone else. If a page here ever fails one of them, please tell us.
What a referral code can and cannot do for you
Invite programmes are a marketing tool. A platform pays a small share of its revenue to people who bring in new users, and sometimes gives the new users a welcome perk as well. That is a fair deal for everyone as long as it is described honestly. What a code cannot do is turn a risky activity into a safe one. Memecoins remain one of the most volatile corners of crypto, and no invite changes that.
So we try to keep expectations level. Using NEWUSER50 is a sensible default if you were going to sign up anyway, because it costs you nothing and may make you eligible for a promotion. It is not a reason to sign up if you were not already planning to, and it is certainly not a reason to deposit more than you can afford to lose.
Guides for people just starting out
Alongside the code page we publish longer guides on the practical side of Pump.fun: setting up a wallet without exposing your seed phrase, how the bonding curve sets prices, the warning signs of a token about to be abandoned, how to practise on a tiny budget, and where Pump.fun sits compared with other Solana trading venues. Each guide is written from scratch, dated, and links back to the NEWUSER50 signup instructions wherever they are relevant.
You will find the newest guides in the cards below. They are meant to be read in any order, although newcomers usually find the wallet checklist the most useful place to begin.
Who runs referralcode.vip
This is a small editorial project run by people who use Solana tools every week. We are not part of Pump.fun or any exchange, and we do not hold anyone's funds. When you use a code from this site we may receive a referral reward from the platform; that is how the site is paid for, and it is why every page carries the same short disclosure in the footer.
Nothing here is financial advice. We explain how sign-up flows work and how to stay safe while using them. Decisions about what to buy, when, and how much are yours alone, and the right amount for many people is zero.
Latest guides
Your First $20 on Pump.fun: A Small-Budget Practice Plan
A week-long practice plan for spending your first $20 on Pump.fun: budgeting, position sizing, journaling trades and what to learn before adding more money.
Read the guide →Pump.fun vs Raydium vs Jupiter: Where Should a Beginner Trade Solana Memecoins?
A beginner comparison of Pump.fun, Raydium and Jupiter for trading Solana memecoins: how each works, fees, token discovery, risks and when to use which.
Read the guide →
Pump.fun Wallet Setup Checklist: Phantom, Solflare or Email Login?
A practical wallet checklist before your first Pump.fun trade: choosing Phantom, Solflare or email login, seed phrase storage, funding with SOL and the NEWUSER50 invite.
Read the guide →
How the Pump.fun Bonding Curve Sets Prices (Plain-English Explainer)
Understand the Pump.fun bonding curve: why early buys move price so much, what graduation means, how slippage works and what it means for your first trade.
Read the guide →
12 Red Flags to Check Before Buying a Pump.fun Token
Twelve warning signs that a Pump.fun token may be a rug pull or a dump: holder concentration, dev wallet activity, copied tickers, fake socials and more.
Read the guide →Quick answers
What code should I use for Pump.fun?
Use NEWUSER50 through the invite link pump.fun/join/NEWUSER50. Full instructions are on our Pump.fun page.
Is referralcode.vip part of Pump.fun?
No. We are an independent site and are not affiliated with Pump.fun.
How do you make money?
We may receive a referral reward if you register with a code from this site. It does not cost you anything.
How recent is the information?
Each code page shows the date of its latest hands-on test. The Pump.fun page was last verified on November 4, 2026.