Terminal referral code:
terminalpedia

Our code is terminalpedia, and you apply it by opening terminal.pump.fun/rk/terminalpedia before you create an account. There is no box to type a code into. The code lives in the URL path, which is the only way Terminal accepts one.

What you get is a cashback rate, not a discount. Terminal takes 1% of every trade with no volume tiers and no discount table anywhere in the app, and it pays part of that back to you in SOL. Users who sign up directly get 10% of their fees back. Users who arrive through a referral link get 35%. On $10,000 of volume, that is $100 in fees, of which $35 comes back rather than $10.

Terminal is the app formerly called Padre, which is why most searches for this land on Padre pages. Same product, same referral system, same /rk/ link format. If that is news to you, start with Terminal, formerly Padre.

We pulled this from Terminal's production JavaScript on 6 August 2026 rather than from marketing copy, because the mechanics decide whether your rate registers.

The app defines a single referral route, /rk/:refCode. On startup it checks whether the current path contains /rk, splits the code out of the URL, writes it to browser localStorage under the key padreV2-referredBy, and registers it. So the code is an attribution token stored on your device the first time you visit, and it is bound to the account when you sign up.

Three consequences worth knowing:

• Opening the link in a private window, then signing up in a normal one, loses the code. Use the same browser profile for both.
• Clearing site data between opening the link and creating the account also loses it. Check the Rewards page before your first trade.
• Only /rk/ works. A /r/ path or a ?ref= query string does nothing, and the page will still load normally, which is what makes it easy to miss.

Legacy padre.gg links use the same format and still work, since both domains front the same application. The app's own PnL share cards still generate trade.padre.gg addresses, which is a leftover from the rename rather than a different program.

Several sites still advertise 90% cashback on Terminal. That number was real once and it is not available now.

When pump.fun acquired Vyper in February 2026 and wound down its app four days later, migrating Vyper users were offered up to 90% fee cashback for their first month. It was a one-off incentive to move an acquired user base. The word “vyper” now appears zero times in Terminal's shipped code, and live in-app copy tops out at 35%.

If a page is quoting you 90%, it has not been updated since February 2026, and you should treat everything else on it with the same suspicion.

When you sign up through our link, Terminal pays us 35% of the trading fees you generate. That is the standard referrer rate. A higher ceiling of up to 40% exists but is gated to negotiated KOL and partner accounts in the app's code, so 35% is the number that applies here.

Our commission comes out of Terminal's share of the 1% fee. It is not deducted from your cashback, and it does not raise what you pay. If you signed up without any link, Terminal would simply keep that portion.

We are saying this plainly because the alternative is worse. Roughly three quarters of the Terminal and Padre content on Reddit is undisclosed referral spam, and it is the main reason genuine questions about this app go unanswered. Our incentive is obvious, so the only useful thing we can offer is being accurate about the product anyway, including the parts that argue against signing up. Read the slippage trap and Terminal vs Axiom before you decide, and if Axiom looks like the better fit, our sister site Axiompedia covers it.