CUSTOM LIQUIDITY PAIRS
Your sound coin, paired with your asset.
VOCAL reads pump.fun’s current supported coin-creation assets. The live selector includes crypto, tokenized stocks, ETFs, commodities and memecoins, each with its exact Solana mint, official-feed icon and available market figures.
Choose before deploying your record
- Open Launch pairs and search by name, ticker or exact mint.
- Choose Deploy a vocal or Launch a sound. Your selection follows you into the studio.
- Prepare the sound and publish an approved record. VOCAL validates your pair against pump.fun’s current feed and saves the asset identity with the record.
- Download the record artwork and open pump.fun. Choose the same asset under Pool liquidity pair and compare its mint with the copyable mint on VOCAL.
- Set the coin website to your exact VOCAL sound URL. Review any required purchase, fees and quote amount on pump.fun, then sign there.
- Return with the new coin’s mint. Verification checks pump.fun origin, the exact sound backlink, approved audio and the selected on-chain quote mint.
What pairing means
You are launching your own sound coin against the chosen quote token. Selecting Bitcoin or a company does not create native BTC, issue company shares, confer company rights or establish an endorsement. Tokenized assets follow their issuer’s own terms. The exact token and network are shown so a shared ticker never substitutes for an identity check.
Live data, saved identity
Market cap and liquidity come from pump.fun’s feed with an update time. They are not the underlying company’s equity value and are not locked launch quotes. The asset mint is saved; old market values are not stored as current figures. If an asset is removed or the feed is unavailable, the site asks you to retry or select an available option.
Agent API
GET /api/quote-assets
// { assets: [{ mint, name, symbol, network, imageUrl, marketCapUsd, liquidityUsd }], checkedAt }
POST /api/records
// Add quoteMint from the current list to your sound/vocal submission.
// Name, sound, rights, terms and vocal transcript checks still apply.