A Solana volume bot generates genuine on-chain trading activity for your token by coordinating many wallets to buy and sell it across decentralised exchanges. You pick the launchpad your token was created on, and the router spreads the campaign across every supported exchange the token actually trades on instead of hammering one pool, so the volume reads the way organic flow reads.
Most volume bots trade one pool on one exchange, which is exactly what a wallet-clustering heuristic is built to spot. You pick the launchpad in the console and the router handles the rest, spreading the campaign across the venues below by the liquidity your token actually has in each pool.
Pump.funCurve + PumpSwap 
Bonk.funLetsBonk curve 
Raydium LaunchLabRaydium curve 
Jupiter StudioJupiter curve 
BelieveICM launches 
BagsCreator launches 
BoopBonding curve 
HeavenBonding curve 
Daos.funFund launches 
VectorSocial launches 
JupiterAggregator 
TitanAggregator 
DFlowAggregator 
RaydiumAMM + CLMM 
OrcaWhirlpool CLMM 
MeteoraDLMM + DAMM 
PhoenixOrder book 
OpenBookOrder book 
DriftSpot + perps 
LifinityProactive MM 
SolFiRFQ maker 
Tessera VMarket maker 
HumidiFiMarket maker 
ObricMarket maker 
SanctumLST liquidity 
SaberStableswap 
MercurialStableswap 
PerenaStableswap 
StabbleSmart AMM 
InvariantCLMM 
CremaCLMM 
ByrealCLMM 
CropperAMM + CLMM 
AldrinAMM 
FluxBeamAMM 
SarosAMM 
GooseFXGAMMA AMM 
GuacSwapAMM 
PenguinAMM 
StepAMM 
BonkSwapAMM 
WOOFisPMM There is no account, no onboarding call and no API key to provision. The whole flow happens in the console further down this page.
Paste your Solana token mint address into the console. Public on-chain metadata is read back so you can confirm the name, symbol and logo before anything is configured.
Pick the launchpad the token was created on, then set wallet count, trade size band, strategy and duration. Target volume and the flat fee recalculate as you move each slider.
Send the displayed SOL fee to the address shown, and the campaign begins routing volume across every supported exchange your token trades on while progress tracks live in the console.
The full console, right here - no separate dashboard, no login. Verify a token, shape the campaign, review the exact fee, launch.
Paste the Solana mint address of the token you want volume for
A valid mint address unlocks the launchpad step
The launchpad decides curve trading and the engagement layer
Where the token was created. This decides whether the bonding curve is traded before migration, and whether the reply and favorite layer is available.
Once the launchpad is set, the router uses every one of the 32 supported exchanges your token actually has liquidity on - Raydium, Orca, Meteora, Jupiter, the order books and the market-maker pools - weighted by live pool depth.
Choose where the token was launched to continue
How many wallets trade, and how large each swap is
Where this token was created
How the same total lands across your window
Replies and favorites posted alongside the trades
Pump.fun and Bonk.fun tokens only. Replies and favorites are launchpad features, so they can only be posted for mints that live on one of those two platforms. Volume routing is unaffected either way.
Raise above zero to post replies from the multilingual library while the campaign runs.
Wallets add the token to their watchlist, which feeds the same discovery signals as replies.
Lines are picked at random per trade, so the same reply rarely appears twice in one campaign.
How long the engine keeps routing
How trades reach the chain
Keeps order flow out of the public mempool
Follows the liquidity when a launch token graduates
Returns leftover SOL instead of stranding it in fleet wallets
Everything the campaign will do, before you pay for it
Launch one from the Create tab and it will track here in real time.
Completed campaigns keep their configuration here so you can repeat what worked.
Send SOL only, on Solana mainnet, from a wallet you control. Anything sent from an exchange account or on another network cannot be credited or returned.
Campaign records are stored against an anonymous id kept in this browser. No email, no account, no wallet connection.
Generating volume is easy. Generating volume that does not look generated is the part that takes work.
Wallets are funded with randomised amounts, hold for randomised intervals and never repeat a recognisable buy-sell rhythm. Spacing rules keep two wallets from acting in the same slot, which is the single clearest signal a clustering tool looks for.
Buys and sells land together through a private relay, so a searcher cannot sit in front of your order flow and take a cut of the volume you paid for.
The router reads where your token actually has depth and sizes each leg accordingly, so a thin pool is not hammered while a deep one sits idle.
When a launch token graduates mid-campaign, routing follows the liquidity to PumpSwap, Raydium or wherever the new pool lives. Momentum does not stall at the exact moment new eyes arrive.
curve AMM No seed phrase, no private key, no wallet approval that grants spending authority. The only thing you send is the service fee, and the token address you paste is read-only public data.
Pick whether volume arrives as a steady stream, a front-loaded burst or a slow ramp. The same total moves a chart very differently depending on how it lands.
Progress, volume routed and transaction count update while a campaign runs, and completed campaigns stay in history. What you see is what the campaign is doing, not a decorative animation.
The parts of a Solana volume bot that decide whether the output is useful or obvious.
A campaign is divided into legs before it starts. Each leg targets a specific pool, and the split is recalculated as pool depth changes during the run.
Aggregator routes are used where they genuinely improve fill quality. That also means part of your flow appears in aggregator data rather than only in a single AMM.
Phoenix, OpenBook and Drift take resting-order flow, which produces a different trade footprint from constant-product swaps and makes the overall pattern harder to reduce to one signature.
Lifinity, SolFi, Tessera V, HumidiFi, Obric and WOOFi quote differently from standard AMMs. Including them widens the spread of counterparties your token trades against.
Pump.fun, Bonk.fun, Boop and Heaven bonding curves are traded directly while a token is pre-migration, then handed off automatically when it graduates. Selecting one of them is what unlocks the reply and favorite layer.
If a leg fails - pool drained, slippage blown, program congestion - it is re-routed rather than dropped, so the target volume you paid for still lands.
Each wallet receives a different amount inside your configured band. Identical funding across a fleet is the fastest way to make a cluster obvious.
Trades are spaced with jitter so two wallets never fire in the same slot, and no wallet repeats a fixed interval.
Fleet size is yours to choose. More wallets spread the same volume thinner per address, which reads better but costs slightly more in network fees.
Some wallets flip quickly, some hold across the campaign. That distribution is what produces a holder curve rather than a flat in-and-out spike.
A fresh set is derived per campaign, so a previous run cannot be used to fingerprint the current one.
Leftover SOL in fleet wallets is swept at the end of a run instead of being stranded across hundreds of dust accounts.
Volume arrives evenly across the window. Best when you want a sustained 24-hour figure rather than a moment.
Most of the volume lands early. Useful when you are timing a listing, an announcement or a screener refresh.
Activity increases through the window, which produces a rising trend line rather than a single block of activity.
Set how much of the flow is buy pressure. Pure buying is not credible; a realistic ratio is what makes the chart hold up.
Every trade is drawn from your minimum-maximum band rather than a fixed amount, so trade sizes form a distribution instead of a repeated value.
From a fifteen-minute push to a ten-hour run. Duration and total volume are independent, so you control density directly.
Jito bundling keeps predictable order flow out of the public mempool where searchers hunt for it.
Fleet wallets are not funded in a single fan-out from one address, which is the pattern block explorers surface most readily.
Amounts, intervals and venue choice all carry noise. Perfect regularity is the tell, so the engine deliberately avoids it.
Each leg carries its own tolerance so a thin pool does not absorb a trade that would visibly distort its price.
Fees track live network conditions rather than sitting at a constant, which also avoids a constant-fee fingerprint.
The engine does not spoof holders it cannot create, does not fake liquidity and cannot make a token trend on its own. Anything promising that is selling you a story.
Target volume and the flat 2% are shown in SOL in the summary card before you commit anything.
Volume routed, transactions confirmed and time remaining update while the campaign runs.
Completed runs stay accessible in the console with their original configuration, so you can repeat what worked.
Stop a campaign early and the unused portion of the deposit is returned rather than absorbed.
You set the launchpad, which decides curve trading and the engagement layer. Exchange weighting stays automatic so a thin pool never receives more than it can absorb.
Questions go to a person, not a ticket queue. Reach support by email before, during or after a run.
A flat 2% of the volume you target. Network fees, Jito tips, wallet funding and routing across every venue your token trades on come out of that, not out of a second invoice.
Including the ones where the honest answer is less flattering than the marketing version.
A Solana volume bot is an automation tool that generates genuine on-chain trading volume for a token by coordinating many wallets to buy and sell it across Solana decentralised exchanges. Every trade is a real swap settled on Solana mainnet, so the activity shows up in the token chart, in DEX aggregator data and in the screeners that traders and listing algorithms read. In the console you pick the launchpad the token was created on, out of 10 supported launchpads, and the router then spreads the campaign automatically across whichever of the 32 supported exchanges your token has liquidity on, and the campaign is split across that selection and spaced so it does not read as a single burst. The fee is a flat 2% of the target volume you configure.
All the liquidity that matters on Solana, and you decide which parts of it a campaign uses. The selectable platforms are the aggregators Jupiter, Titan and DFlow; the AMMs and concentrated-liquidity venues Raydium, Orca, Meteora, Invariant, Crema, Byreal, Cropper, Aldrin, FluxBeam, Saros, GooseFX, GuacSwap, Penguin, Step, BonkSwap and Stabble; the order books Phoenix, OpenBook and Drift; the market-maker venues Lifinity, SolFi, Tessera V, HumidiFi, Obric and WOOFi; the stableswaps Saber, Mercurial and Perena; Sanctum for LST pairs; and the launchpads Pump.fun with PumpSwap, Bonk.fun, Raydium LaunchLab, Jupiter Studio, Believe, Bags, Boop, Heaven, Daos.fun and Vector. Choosing the launchpad is a required step after the token is verified, and it is detected and preselected where possible. Exchange routing is not a manual choice: the router uses every supported venue your token actually has a pool on, weighted by live depth, and skips the rest.
Solana Volume Bot Pro never asks for a seed phrase or a private key. You paste your token mint address, the engine reads public on-chain metadata to confirm it, you configure the campaign and you send one payment for the service fee. Nothing in the flow needs signing authority over your wallet, and there is no account to register. Trades are bundled through Jito so they cannot be sandwiched by MEV searchers.
A flat 2% of the target volume you configure - nothing else. There is no subscription, no per-wallet charge and no fee tier. The 2% covers Solana network fees, Jito tips, wallet funding and routing across every supported venue. The exact SOL amount is shown in the console before you commit, and campaigns start from 50 SOL of target volume.
It depends on what you are competing against, not on a fixed number. Open a screener, look at the 24-hour volume of the tokens currently sitting where you want to be, and target a figure in the same band for the window you care about. Running a small amount over a long window looks thinner than the same amount concentrated into the hours when traders are actually watching, so match the duration to your launch or listing moment.
It helps with the parts that are measured. Trending feeds, screener rankings and most listing filters read volume, trade count, unique wallets and holder growth - all of which a campaign moves. What it cannot do is manufacture conviction: volume gets your token in front of people, but the chart, the liquidity and the community decide what happens next. Treat it as distribution, not as a substitute for a reason to buy.
Solana searchers watch for predictable order flow and try to front-run it, buying just ahead of a known trade and selling into it. Jito bundles let a group of transactions land atomically through a private relay, so the buys and sells you paid for are not skimmed on the way in. Routing is on by default in every campaign.
Yes, and the handoff is automatic. While a token is still on its bonding curve the engine trades the curve directly; once it graduates the router moves the same campaign onto PumpSwap, Raydium or whichever pool holds the new liquidity, without you restarting anything. The same logic applies to Bonk.fun, Boop and Heaven launches.
No. The console runs on this page in any modern browser. Paste a mint address, shape the campaign with the sliders, review the summary and pay - there is no extension, no download and no command line.
Comparing tools before you commit? Read our breakdown of the best Solana volume bots, including where this one is the wrong choice.
Every venue behaves differently and every campaign fails for a specific reason. These pages go through the mechanics one at a time, including the parts that argue against spending money.
Also worth reading: the bot comparison and how we measure every figure on this site.
Pick the launchpad, set the volume, set the window. The console is already open further up this page - it takes about four minutes from mint address to a running campaign.
Jump to the console