Apple delisted Pump.fun's iPhone app from the U.S. and Indian App Stores on Thursday, leaving existing users able to access the service but preventing new iOS downloads in those markets. The Solana-based memecoin platform described the removal as temporary, though Apple has not commented and it is unclear whether the action will be reversed. The delisting followed Pump.fun's launch of Custom Pairs, which lets users create memecoins quoted against tokenized stocks and other assets, including gold and wrapped BTC. Pump.fun has generated more than $1 billion in revenue and faces ongoing U.S. litigation in which racketeering claims against its parent Baton Corporation and founders Alon Cohen, Dylan Kerler and Noah Tweedale may proceed. Its PUMP token fell about 12% over 24 hours and traded below its $0.004 initial coin offering price.