StakePoint Added Token Support for PumpFun and StonkFun
The platform now handles specialized token fee structures, expanding options for decentralized finance operators.
Updated on Oct. 9, 2026 in Economic Indicators
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StakePoint has expanded its services to include support for PumpFun and StonkFun tokens. This integration addresses operational challenges, such as handling specific transfer fee arithmetic, that often cause other platforms to reject these assets.
Why it matters
Operators in the decentralized finance space struggle with platforms that mishandle the complex transfer fee arithmetic of certain tokens. By building systems that read actual vault balances, StakePoint allows projects to bypass compatibility issues that often limit liquidity and reward distribution.
The platform has secured 840 total token locks and 69 staking pools, with 13% of those locks currently reward-bearing. Activity reached a peak in September 2026 with 27,400 page views and 7,500 unique visitors.
The players
StakePoint
A decentralized finance platform operating on the Solana blockchain that provides tools for token locking, vesting, and liquidity pool farming.
Solana
A high-throughput blockchain network that serves as the infrastructure for decentralized applications and tokenized assets.
The details
StakePoint uses Program Derived Addresses to manage locks, staking pools, and vesting schedules on the Solana blockchain. To accommodate the unique Token-2022 transfer fee structure of PumpFun and StonkFun assets, the platform reads the actual vault balance after every transfer. This ensures that locked vaults are correctly treated as active holders for automatic reward distributions, a functionality often missing in other protocols.
Timeline
December 2025: StakePoint platform launched on the Solana mainnet.
September 2026: The platform recorded its strongest month of activity.
October 8, 2026: StakePoint announced full support for PumpFun and StonkFun tokens.
Market Landscape
This development reflects the ongoing industry effort to standardize support for the Solana Token-2022 protocol. It marks a shift from platforms that reject high-friction tokens toward those integrating specific accounting logic to handle non-standard transfer fees.
Operators currently holding or planning to launch PumpFun or StonkFun tokens should evaluate whether their current vault provider accounts for Token-2022 transfer fees to avoid locking issues. Failure to verify these technical capabilities may result in missing reward distributions or inability to access vested assets.
The takeaway
Technical compatibility with specialized token standards remains a key differentiator for liquidity and staking platforms. Operators should prioritize platforms that explicitly document their fee arithmetic methods to ensure that reward-bearing assets function as intended.
Further reading
For broader trends in blockchain-based financial infrastructure, visit our Economic Indicators section.
More information
To review the platform’s current service offerings and technical documentation, visit the StakePoint platform website.
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