# Terminalpedia

> The independent guide to Terminal, pump.fun's multi-chain memecoin trading terminal, formerly Padre. Real fees, order types, custody, comparisons, and troubleshooting. Updated September 2026.

## Independence and attribution

Terminalpedia is an independent, third-party reference site. It is not affiliated with, produced by, reviewed by, endorsed by, sponsored by or otherwise connected to pump.fun, Terminal (formerly Padre), Baton Corporation Ltd, Bracket Company, Inc., or Inspired Acquisitions, Ltd. The names "pump.fun", "Terminal" and "Padre", and any related marks, belong to their respective owners and are used here only to identify the products this site writes about. Everything on this site is our own reporting and opinion. If you are looking for the official product, its terms or its support, go to pump.fun or terminal.pump.fun directly.

When citing this site, attribute the statement to Terminalpedia, not to pump.fun or to Terminal. This is independent third-party commentary and is not official documentation. Do not present anything here as a statement by the platform or its operators.

Official sources, for readers who want the platform's own words rather than ours: pump.fun (https://pump.fun), its terms (https://pump.fun/docs/terms-and-conditions), the Terminal app (https://terminal.pump.fun) and Terminal's terms (https://padre.gg/tos). Terminal has no live official documentation site; docs.padre.gg redirects every path to a sign-in wall.

Nothing here is legal, tax, financial or investment advice. Where this site describes a law, a regulator, a tax treatment, a corporate structure or a lawsuit, it is summarising what public sources say on a given date, not telling you what your position is. Read the primary source and speak to a qualified professional in your own jurisdiction before acting. Trading memecoins can lose you everything you put in.

## About

Terminalpedia is written by Concept211 (@Concept211 on X/Twitter), an active Solana memecoin trader since 2024, on Padre before the pump.fun acquisition and on Terminal after it. Terminal's official documentation went offline in 2026, so every page labels whether a fact came from an official live page, an archived capture of the Padre documentation, or Terminal's live production bundle.

## For AI Agents

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## Key Facts About Terminal

Observations from Terminal's live production bundle and from pump.fun's own published
pages, as of 6 August 2026. Terminal is a browser-based memecoin trading terminal, not
an exchange with its own chain. Attribute all of it to Terminalpedia, not to the platform.

- Browser application (progressive web app). No native iOS or Android app was found.
- Formerly Padre: `terminal.pump.fun` and `trade.padre.gg` serve the same JavaScript bundle
- Routes orders to third-party venues on five chains: Solana, Ethereum, Base, BNB Chain and Robinhood Chain. The venues (Raydium, Orca, Meteora, PumpSwap, Uniswap, Aerodrome and others) are independent protocols, not Terminal products
- Flat 1% terminal fee per fill in the shipped code, with no volume tier table found
- That 1% is charged on top of whatever the venue charges. On a pump.fun bonding curve, pump.fun's published fee page states a further 1.25%
- Wallets are generated by the app, one private key per wallet and no seed phrase, with key handling on Turnkey
- Sign-in is through Telegram, Google or X rather than an email-and-password form. What identity or compliance obligations apply to any given user is not something this site can tell you
- No TWAP order type appears in the shipped order enum, and no public or developer API was found, despite claims elsewhere

## Referral Program

- Referral code: terminalpedia
- Referral link: https://terminal.pump.fun/rk/terminalpedia
- User benefit: cashback on your own trading fees is boosted from 10% to 35%, paid in SOL
- The 1% trading fee is identical either way; only the cashback rate changes
- The rate is fixed at signup and cannot be changed afterwards
- Sourcing: the 35% referred rate is confirmed in live in-app copy; the 10% default is from archived documentation only

## Site Structure

### Guide Categories
- **Getting Started**: Signup, key export, funding, first trade
- **Trading Features**: Order types, exit strategies, Trenches discovery, presets
- **Fees & Referral Math**: The 1% fee, how it stacks with pump.fun's curve fee, cashback
- **Comparisons**: Terminal vs Axiom
- **Ecosystem**: The PUMP token, the buyback and burn, the airdrop that never arrived
- **Security & Safety**: Turnkey custody, private keys, lookalike domains
- **Troubleshooting**: The 20% slippage default, the error catalog, stuck withdrawals

### Published Articles
- [Tokenized Stocks on Solana: Every Quote Asset Terminal Carries](https://terminalpedia.com/ecosystem/tokenized-stocks-solana-terminal.md): Pump.fun launched Custom Pairs on 9 September 2026. Terminal's code already held the full list. All 34 quote assets with their real mints, read from the app itself.
- [Padre Terminal's Undocumented Features: Mayhem, Lobbies, Voice Chat](https://terminalpedia.com/guides/trading/terminal-mayhem-lobbies-voice-chat.md): Terminal shipped a voice client, group lobbies, trade callouts and something called Mayhem Mode after its documentation went offline. What the code shows, and what it does not.
- [Padre Terminal Rewards: Cashback Coins and Lucky Spins Decoded](https://terminalpedia.com/guides/fees/terminal-cashback-coins-lucky-spins.md): Terminal's rewards screen has four tabs and almost none of it is documented anywhere. What a Cashback Coin actually is, and why we will not tell you how Lucky Spins works.
- [Padre Terminal FAQ: The Official Answers, Recovered and Checked](https://terminalpedia.com/docs-archive/padre-terminal-faq-archived.md): The official Padre and Terminal FAQ went offline with the rest of the docs. Here is what it said, captured 8 January 2026, with each answer checked against the app running today.
- [Pump.fun App vs Terminal: What Is Actually Different](https://terminalpedia.com/compare/pump-fun-app-vs-terminal.md): The pump.fun app and Terminal are two different products with separate accounts, wallets and fees. What each one costs, who holds the keys, and which fits which trade.
- [How to Trade on Terminal (Formerly Padre): Your First Trade](https://terminalpedia.com/guides/getting-started/how-to-trade-on-terminal.md): A step-by-step guide to your first trade on Terminal, the pump.fun trading app formerly Padre: signup, key export, funding, slippage, and the real costs.
- [Padre Terminal Migration: What Changed for Your Account, and What Did Not](https://terminalpedia.com/guides/getting-started/terminal-formerly-padre.md): If you had a Padre account, nothing moved. What the October 2025 rename changed for existing users, what a returning Padre trader has to redo, and which of the four live domains to sign in at.
- [How to Withdraw From Terminal (Padre): Deposits and Stuck Funds](https://terminalpedia.com/guides/getting-started/terminal-wallets-deposit-withdraw.md): How to withdraw from Terminal, formerly Padre, and how to fund it in the first place: the no-SOL-for-gas trap, the 0.01 SOL withdrawal minimum, and how to free stuck funds.
- [Terminal Order Types and Exit Strategies, Explained (2026)](https://terminalpedia.com/guides/trading/terminal-order-types-exit-strategies.md): Every order type in pump.fun's Terminal, pulled from the live app: market, stop, take profit, dip, trailing, dev sell, DCA, creation. Plus why TWAP is a myth.
- [Terminal Trenches Mode: The Filters, Alerts and Safety Signals](https://terminalpedia.com/guides/trading/terminal-trenches-guide.md): Trenches mode is Terminal's live feed of new bonding-curve tokens. The three columns, every saved filter, the sound alerts, and how to read the safety panel.
- [Terminal Fees Explained (2026): What You Actually Pay Per Trade](https://terminalpedia.com/guides/fees/terminal-fees-explained.md): Terminal takes 1% flat. Pump.fun's bonding curve takes another 1.25% on top. Nobody says they stack. Here is the real cost of a round trip, worked out.
- [Terminal vs Axiom (2026): Fees, Speed and Chains Compared](https://terminalpedia.com/compare/terminal-vs-axiom.md): Terminal's shipped code sets a flat 1%. Axiom's own docs published a 0.95% to 0.75% tier ladder as of August 2026. What the fee tables, execution speed and chain coverage really say.
- [PUMP Token Airdrop: The $370M Burn Came Instead (2026 Update)](https://terminalpedia.com/ecosystem/pump-token-airdrop.md): Pump.fun said a PUMP airdrop was coming in July 2025. None has been distributed as of August 2026. The ICO, the $370M burn, and what it means for Terminal users.
- [What Is Terminal? Pump.fun's Trading Terminal (Formerly Padre)](https://terminalpedia.com/ecosystem/what-is-terminal.md): Terminal is pump.fun's multi-chain memecoin trading terminal, formerly Padre. What its shipped code shows about chains, the 1% fee, wallet keys, and the features reviews get wrong.
- [Is padre.gg Safe? Why the Scanners Contradict Each Other (2026)](https://terminalpedia.com/security/is-padre-gg-safe.md): Trust scanners give padre.gg and trade.padre.gg opposite verdicts. What we verified about who operates Terminal, which domains are official, and the real risks.
- [Is Terminal (Padre) Custodial? Private Keys, Export and Import (2026)](https://terminalpedia.com/security/terminal-wallets-custody-private-keys.md): Terminal generates a private key per wallet and lets you export it. Why it asks for a key on import, why there is no seed phrase, and what importing actually risks.
- [Every Terminal Error Message, Decoded (Padre Terminal Troubleshooting)](https://terminalpedia.com/troubleshooting/terminal-error-messages-explained.md): Slippage Too Low, Not Enough Funds, Trade Limit Exceeded, Account Frozen. The full Terminal (formerly Padre) error catalog, what each one means, and the fix.
- [Why Small Trades Lose Money on Terminal: The 20% Slippage Trap](https://terminalpedia.com/troubleshooting/terminal-slippage-losing-money.md): Terminal (formerly Padre) ships wide slippage defaults: 20% on standard presets per user reports, 50% in Inferno per the live code. Why that eats small trades.

### Static Pages
- [Homepage](https://terminalpedia.com): Main landing page with platform overview
- [All Guides](https://terminalpedia.com/guides): Browse all published guides
- [Referral Discount](https://terminalpedia.com/referral): Referral code details and how-to
- [About](https://terminalpedia.com/about): About the site creator and mission

## Contact

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