Axiom Invite Code 2026: "sellpump" — 10% Off Trading Fees

What the code actually gets you

Ten percent off Axiom's trading fee, on every trade, for as long as you use the account. Axiom's base fee runs about 1% per trade, so the code takes the percentage down to roughly 0.9%. It isn't a one-time sign-up bonus that expires after your first week — once the invite is attached to your account, the discount just rides along on everything you do.

It's a small number per trade, and it's worth seeing the actual figures rather than taking "10% off" at face value. The discount is 10% of the fee, not ten percentage points off it: on a $500 trade you pay about $4.50 instead of $5.00. Fifty cents. Trade $5,000 in a month and you keep roughly $5.

That's the honest scale of it. It's free money in the sense that it costs you nothing to take, and it is not a reason to trade more than you otherwise would. If you want the number for your own trade size rather than mine, the fee calculator works it out from the same engine that produces every fee figure on this site — nothing on that page is hand-typed.

For context on the base rate itself: Axiom's ~1% sits in the normal range for a Solana terminal, and above Fomo's ~0.5%. That's a platform choice rather than a code choice — you pick Axiom for the execution and the toolkit, and the 10% is a discount on top. Full breakdown in trading bot fees compared.

Where to enter sellpump (the part people get wrong)

The code only attaches to a brand-new account, and only during sign-up. There's an invite code field on the registration flow — that's where sellpump goes. Enter it there, finish signing up, and you're done.

What you can't do is add it later. If you've already got an Axiom account, there's no settings menu to paste a code into after the fact. If your code isn't taking, that timing is almost always why.

The cleanest way to avoid the whole problem is to start from the direct link — it carries the code through sign-up so you don't have to type anything.

Axiom has exactly one referral discount, and it's 10%

Axiom's referral program gives the person signing up a single benefit. Their own referral terms put it in two steps: sign up through a referral link, then start trading and automatically pay 10% less. The base fee starts at 1% before discounts, so a code puts you at roughly 0.9%. One discount, no tiers attached to the code, no special cases.

Where the bigger numbers come from. Axiom's referral program does contain a 30%, and it's worth knowing what it actually is. Thirty percent is the commission the referrer earns on Axiom's net fee from everyone they refer — the affiliate's cut, not your discount. The 3% and 2% below it are commission rates too, for second- and third-level referrals. So a page advertising a code at "30% off" is quoting a real figure from Axiom's own documentation and pointing it at the wrong side of the transaction. Your discount is 10%. The 30% is what the person who referred you gets paid.

A second real mechanic gets borrowed the same way. Axiom runs a volume-based tier system that lowers your net rate as your trading volume grows and returns part of your fee as cashback. That's genuine, and you earn it by trading. A code can't put you on it, so a code advertising a starting rank is attaching a false promise to a real system — which is harder to spot than a flat "30% off" would be.

All of this matters because an invite code attaches at sign-up only and can't be added to an account that already exists. You get one choice about who receives the credit, and 10% either way. The registry with the date each code was last tested is on all Solana trading bot codes.

How to check the code actually applied

Make a trade and compare the fee against the 1% base. Roughly 0.9% means the code took. A flat 1% means nothing attached, and it can't be fixed on that account afterwards.

Worth checking on your first trade rather than assuming. If you've been trading a while, bear in mind Axiom's volume tier system also affects your net rate, so compare against what you were paying before rather than against a flat 1%.

If the code didn't apply

Most pages answering this tell you to check for typos. That's true and it's rarely the problem. Work through it in this order, because step one decides whether the rest is worth your time:

1. Is the account genuinely new? If you finished sign-up without a code, nothing below will help — go to step four.
2. Still mid-signup? Check the invite field for a trailing space or a capital letter. It should read exactly sellpump.
3. Still not taking? Stop typing it. Start again from the direct link, which carries the code through sign-up with nothing to enter.
4. Account already exists without it? The only route is a fresh account with a different wallet, through the direct link. Whether that's worth it depends on whether you've built up trading history worth keeping.

Why it works this way. Axiom binds the referral tag to the account record at the moment it's created — not to your wallet, not to your email. That's deliberate anti-abuse design: it stops anyone farming a discount onto an account that has already been trading. It also means the most common question here — "can support just add it now?" — has a structural no behind it rather than a policy one, which is why chasing it is usually wasted effort.

Can an invite code touch your wallet?

No — and it's a reasonable thing to check before typing a stranger's code into anything crypto-related. An invite code is a referral tag on your account. It records which referrer to credit and unlocks the 10% discount. That is the whole mechanism. It grants nobody access to your wallet, changes nothing about Axiom's non-custodial architecture, and adds no permission to your account.

The real risk sitting near this search isn't the code, it's the domain. Fake sites impersonating axiom.trade do exist, and a lookalike URL is how people actually lose funds. Whoever's code you use, check you're on the real domain before you connect anything.

The practical difference between a working code and a dud is therefore small: a bad code either doesn't attach or credits someone else, and you pay the standard 1% instead of 0.9%. Your funds are not in question either way. That's why the only thing worth verifying is whether the discount actually shows up on your first trade — which is the check in the next section.

Is Axiom worth signing up for?

Short version: if you want a full web-based trading terminal with deep tools — bubble maps, a risk panel, Dev-Sell orders, real-time wallet tracking — Axiom processes more daily volume than every other Solana trading app combined, and it's the deepest toolkit of any bot I cover.

It's web-only with a real learning curve, though — there's no mobile app, and the full toolkit can be overwhelming on day one. If you want something simpler on your phone, Fomo is the better starting point — I get into that in Axiom vs Fomo. If you're wondering whether it's trustworthy at all, I wrote an honest take here: is Axiom legit.

Referral disclosure, and one honest note

sellpump is SellThePump's invite code, and the links on this page are referral links: the site earns a credit when an account signs up through them, and you get the same 10% either way. That credit is how the site is funded — the full funding disclosure is on the author page.

The bigger caveat has nothing to do with the code: you're trading memecoins, and memecoins are volatile. Most people who trade them lose money. The discount makes each trade slightly cheaper. It does not make a bad trade good. Not financial advice — just use a dedicated wallet and don't risk money you need.