By default, CPMM creator fees from a LaunchLab-migrated pool are attributed to the original token creator. Platforms can override this for future migrations by settingDocumentation Index
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platformCpCreator.
Why redirect creator fees
Platforms use creator-fee redirection when they need:- Custom distribution logic between creators, communities, and platform revenue.
- A PDA-controlled fee collector for on-chain redistribution.
- Unified accounting across all migrated pools under one platform.
How it works
- The platform admin calls
updatePlatformConfig. updateInfo.typeis set toupdatePlatformCpCreator.- The value is a wallet or PDA that will become the CPMM pool creator for future migrated pools.
- Future LaunchLab migrations under that platform assign CPMM creator fees to the configured address.
- The platform collects creator fees and redistributes them according to its own rules.
Gotchas
- All-or-nothing per platform. The setting applies to every future migration under that platform.
- Forward-looking only. Already-migrated pools keep their existing pool creator.
- Epoch-limited updates. Platform config updates are rate-limited by Solana epoch.
- Creator fees must exist. If the selected CPMM
AmmConfighascreator_fee_rate = 0, there are no CPMM creator fees to collect. - WSOL handling matters. If collected fees are WSOL and you need native SOL, close the WSOL token account after collection.
Redistribution checklist
If you redistribute to original creators:- Resolve each original creator from the LaunchLab pool account tied to the CPMM pool mints.
- Collect pending creator fees for the platform wallet or PDA.
- Calculate each creator’s agreed share.
- Transfer SPL tokens or SOL to creators, creating ATAs as needed.
- Publish enough accounting detail for creators to verify distributions.


