Solana projects do not all begin in the same place. Some tokens use a traditional liquidity pool, while others start on a launchpad and migrate later. A useful automation platform needs to recognize those different routes. ChartUp supports a broad group of Solana pools and launchpads through the same Telegram workflow.
The chartup solana volume bot supports Raydium, Pumpfun, PumpSwap, LaunchLab, Bonkfun, Meteora, Meteora DBC, Jupiter Studio, BelieveApp, Bags, Heaven, Moonit, Moonshot, and other launchpads. This gives token teams room to test different setups without moving between unrelated automation products.
Support for Established Pools
Raydium remains an important Solana liquidity venue and is used as the fee baseline for ChartUp package estimates. Meteora and Meteora DBC provide other supported pool options. Teams can use private tasks to confirm that the selected token route works and that their own pages or analytics recognize transactions from the intended venue.
Support for Launchpad Projects
ChartUp also covers launchpad environments such as Pumpfun, LaunchLab, Bonkfun, Moonit, and Moonshot. These platforms can have different fees, page layouts, and migration paths. Using a tool that understands the chosen launchpad makes the order setup easier and helps the team keep its testing workflow consistent.
Jupiter and Other Solana Options
Jupiter Studio, BelieveApp, Bags, and Heaven are also included in the paid platform list. The wide coverage matters for projects that compare several launch routes or manage more than one token. ChartUp says it supports unlimited simultaneous orders, so separate tasks can run with their own wallet behavior and settings.
Free Trial Coverage
The free trial supports Raydium, Pumpfun, PumpSwap, and LaunchLab. No payment is required. This smaller selection still covers several common project paths and lets users check the basic Telegram process with their own contract address. The trial is a practical way to confirm compatibility before choosing a paid package.
Venue Choice Changes the Estimate
Support is not only about whether a transaction route exists. The platform fee also changes the package estimate. ChartUp uses Raydium’s 0.25% fee as its standard calculation baseline. A venue such as Pumpfun charges more, so users should expect the same SOL package to produce a different estimated result.
One Interface Across the List
The supported venues remain accessible through the same Telegram workflow. Users do not need a different control system for Raydium, Meteora, PumpSwap, or the supported launchpads. Package selection, duration, live statistics, pause controls, and contract-address changes follow the ChartUp order process even when the liquidity destination changes.
Check Compatibility Before Ordering
The project should confirm its token route before choosing a paid allocation. The free trial covers four common venues, and the paid list covers the wider ecosystem. Matching the CA and liquidity destination first prevents a correct package from being attached to the wrong platform.
Automatic Pool Migration
A token can move from its original launchpad pool to another liquidity venue. ChartUp includes automatic migration detection for active tasks. When a supported migration occurs, the bot can redirect activity to the new pool. The user should still review the new route and update project links, but the volume task does not need to stop only because the pool changed.
Coverage Without a Multi-Chain Distraction
ChartUp is focused on Solana rather than spreading its tools across unrelated blockchains. Its platform list reflects the pools and launchpads Solana teams commonly use. All activity must remain within development and private simulation, but within that purpose the broad venue support makes the product flexible for many Solana token setups.
