Sell supply without selling it.
Lock part of your supply in a program vault, mint it as an NFT with a cliff and vesting, and list it for SOL in the same step. The vesting follows the NFT.
OTC for Solana coins. A team mints its supply or its creator fees as an NFT and sells it to backers in one atomic swap. Vesting lives on-chain, fees pay in SOL, and nothing is sold into the pool.
Allocations, fee shares and buybacks all live on one Solana program. Each one settles in a single swap and works on its own or together.
How it worksLock part of your supply in a program vault, mint it as an NFT with a cliff and vesting, and list it for SOL in the same step. The vesting follows the NFT.
Point a pump.fun coin's creator fees at its Tranche vault, then mint any share of them as NFTs. Every trade pays the vault, and holders claim SOL.
Sellers pay 1% of the SOL on every sale. All of it lands in one program vault and is paid out in SOL to everyone staking $TRANCHE, pro rata. No emissions.
Paid in SOL, pro rata. No token emissions.
No spread, no listing fee, nothing for buyers. Sellers pay 1% of the SOL, less with $TRANCHE staked, and the rest arrives in the same transaction.
Fees go 100% to $TRANCHE stakers, in SOL.
The buyer's SOL reaches the seller and the NFT reaches the buyer in the same transaction, or nothing moves at all. No escrow agent, no waiting.
Every one of these sales hit the chart. As a tranche, it would have been one OTC swap.
Everything on this site comes from an open JSON API with no key. Pipe a coin's tranches into your bot, alert holders when the team lists, or track fills as they settle.
API referenceTokens sit in vaults only the program can move, and only to whoever holds the NFT. Nobody, including us, can pull them out.
How the vaults work“A team selling 3% of supply into the pool prints a red candle everyone sees. The same 3% sold as a tranche is one OTC swap, and the chart never moves.”
An NFT that holds part of a coin. Either a slice of its supply, locked with a vesting schedule, or a share of its creator fees. It sits in your wallet like any other NFT and sells OTC in one swap.
The tokens sit in a vault the program owns. Nothing unlocks before the cliff, then they unlock every second to whoever holds the NFT. Sell it halfway and the buyer picks up the rest of the schedule.
Because nothing is sold into the pool. The buyer pays the seller in SOL directly and receives the NFT, and the tokens stay in their vault. The price is agreed OTC.
The creator points the coin's pump.fun creator fees at its Tranche vault with pump.fun's fee split. Every trade pays the vault, and each NFT claims its share in SOL. 10% of the shares is 10% of every fee.
Anyone holding the tokens. When the wallet matches the coin's creator, fee admin, mint authority or metadata authority, the listing says Team. Otherwise it says Holder.
Sellers pay 1% of the SOL on each sale, 0.5% with 1M $TRANCHE staked and 0.25% with 10M. Buyers pay nothing beyond network fees. All of it goes to $TRANCHE stakers.
Connect a wallet, pick a coin, set the amount, the cliff and the price. Your NFT is on the market the moment it's minted.