The honest terms.

Array lets you build and buy baskets of bonded Pump.fun coins on Solana. A basket is called an array. When you buy an array, you get a share backed 1:1 by the real coins held in that array's reserve, and you can sell that share back at any time.

Array is experimental software, offered as-is. By using it you accept everything on this page.

Pump.fun coins are highly volatile and many of them go to zero. An array spreads your exposure across several coins, but it does not remove the risk. The value of an array can fall fast and can reach zero.

Nothing on Array is financial advice, a recommendation, or a promise of any return. You are responsible for your own decisions. Only commit funds you can afford to lose entirely.

In this version, Array is custodial. The real coins behind an array sit in a reserve address whose key is held by the operator. The key is encrypted at rest, and only an isolated service can use it to make a trade. Even so, you are trusting the operator to run the system honestly, not a smart contract.

This is stated plainly because it matters. A future version moves the backing on-chain and removes that trust. Until then, the custodial model is the model. The holdings are kept verifiable on-chain and reconciled on a schedule, and you can always sell out for your slice of the real coins.

Every buy and sell carries a small protocol fee, and a builder fee set by whoever created the array. Buys also include a gas reserve to cover the on-chain swaps. All of these are shown in the quote before you confirm a trade. The numbers you see are the numbers you pay.

Anyone can build an array. When you do, you choose the coins, their weights, and your builder fee within the allowed range. You are responsible for the array you create. Building an array is not an endorsement of the coins in it by anyone, including Array.

Only coins that meet the eligibility rules (bonded, traded in a SOL pool, with a valid price and enough liquidity) can be added.

Array is an independent product. It is not affiliated with, endorsed by, or operated by Pump.fun, Jupiter, Solana, or any coin that appears in an array. Names and logos belong to their respective owners and appear only to identify the coins.

Array will never ask for your seed phrase or private keys. The official site is arraytrade.fun and the official X account is @arraytrade. Treat every unexpected message, link, or approval request with suspicion.

Array is provided without warranties of any kind. To the maximum extent allowed by law, the operator is not liable for losses arising from your use of Array, from coin price movements, from third-party services such as wallets, swap routers, or RPC providers, or from network conditions on Solana.

Do not use Array if doing so is unlawful where you are, or if you are barred from using this kind of service.

These terms may change as Array moves through its phases. Continued use after a change means you accept the updated terms.