Shotgun.fun launches Solana terminal: up to 100% fee refunds

Shotgun.fun launched on June 10, 2026, releasing a non-custodial trading terminal on the Solana blockchain that refunds up to 100% of trading fees to users. Cashback begins at 50% and increases as traders’ volumes rise, the company stated.

The platform’s fee-refund program is tiered by trading volume. Shotgun.fun says tiers are designed to move users toward full reimbursement at the highest activity levels. The company also offers a multi-layer referral program that distributes up to 50% of revenue across five referral tiers.

Shotgun.fun describes the product as non-custodial and secured through Turnkey, which the team says encrypts private keys so they remain accessible only to the wallet owner. The initial release supports Solana; the team plans to add support for additional blockchains and automated trading features in later updates.

The terminal includes tools aimed at active traders. Trenches displays new token launches, graduations and migrations in real time. Trader Discovery lets users follow and mirror other traders’ activity. Instant Trade enables one-click execution on charts. The interface supports limit orders for strategies such as buy-the-dip, stop-loss and trailing stops, and provides multi-wallet management and a portfolio view that records historical performance for each wallet, token and profit-and-loss event.

Miguel Loures and Pedro Maurício lead Shotgun.fun. They previously built Pulsar Finance, a portfolio manager backed by Delphi Ventures that grew to more than one million users before being acquired by Terraform Labs. The team has been developing trading tools since 2020.

In a company statement, Miguel Loures wrote, “Until now, traders have been treated as the product, not as users. We built Shotgun to give the power back to the people.” The company said the terminal launched with enterprise-grade execution aimed at users active on Solana, with broader chain support and automated, agentic trading features planned for future releases.