Usage terms
How AI credits, allocations, and usage work.
Product usage credits
Pump fee sharing distributes 60% of Compute ($COMPUTE) creator fees to the AI funding wallet. The app automatically collects those shares and allocates 100% of finalized net funding received by its dedicated wallet to eligible holders as AI credits. Credits are non-transferable, non-withdrawable, and have no cash redemption value. They may only be used for AI features inside this product.
Holdings and allocations
App-initiated fee claims use a holder snapshot taken before submission. External deposits use a snapshot taken when processed, not historical holdings at the deposit’s block. Previously earned credits persist until consumed, including after you sell $COMPUTE. Eligibility excludes configured wallets and protocol infrastructure. Token ownership does not guarantee future monetary returns. Fee generation and future credit allocations are not guaranteed.
AI usage and pricing
AI provider pricing can change. A credit allowance is reserved before generation; actual reported token usage and web searches determine the charge, and unused credit is returned. Search requests include retrieved content in token usage and a per-search fee. Your charge never exceeds the amount reserved; the project covers any excess provider cost. Interrupted requests may retain a reservation while provider usage is reconciled. AI responses can contain mistakes; verify information before relying on it.
Funding
AI credits are an accounting liability of the project. Received SOL or wrapped SOL remains in the dedicated funding wallet. The project operator is responsible for maintaining enough provider or fiat funding to honor outstanding credits.
Privacy
Your wallet identifies your account. Conversations are stored privately in the application database and sent to the AI provider to generate responses. When browsing is used, search queries and relevant context are processed by the provider’s web-search service. OpenAI responses are stored with the provider to permit interrupted-usage reconciliation. Public transparency reports show claim-level accounting and transaction signatures, not private conversations. Wallet signatures authorize sign-in only.