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Pump Fun Copy Trading
Pump.fun has no button that copies another trader for you, in the app, on the website or in Terminal. The app alerts you when people you follow trade. Terminal goes further, with wallet tracking, one-click buys and an order that sells when a wallet you follow sells. Join with code BonusReward and each app trade costs 0.40% instead of 0.45%.
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Does Pump Fun have copy trading?
No. No Pump.fun product copies trades automatically, as of November 2026.
| Pumpfun app | No automatic copying. Follow traders, get an alert when they call a coin or trade, then buy with one tap. |
|---|---|
| pump.fun website | No copy trading, trade alerts or wallet tracking announced. |
| Terminal | No automatic mode. Wallet tracker alerts with a buy button, a filtered Live Trades feed, Follow Sell orders and Lobbies. |
| Copy trading bots | Telegram bots and code repos that use the Pump.fun name are made by other people. |
| Who to copy | Slow holders. Never launch snipers, because a late copy loses their edge. |
| Platform fee | 0.45% per app trade, or 0.40% with code BonusReward. Terminal charges its own fee. |
| Referral code | BonusReward |
How close does each Pump Fun product get to copy trading?
Terminal gets closest, the app alerts you, and the website has neither.
Pumpfun app: follow and get alerts
The app is built around following people. When a trader you follow posts a callout, you get a push alert with the coin and its market cap. For some traders you can also get an alert on every trade, which Pump.fun started promoting in November 2026. Nothing happens in your wallet until you tap buy.
pump.fun on the web
The website is for finding and trading coins. Pump.fun has not announced any copy or alert feature there. Web trades pay the same 0.45%, or 0.40% with code BonusReward.
Terminal: track and click
Terminal, formerly Padre, is Pump.fun's desktop trading platform. Nothing in it buys when another wallet buys. The nearest thing is the wallet tracker: a tracked wallet trades, an alert pops up, and you buy with one click at a size you set in advance.
Terminal also marks trades placed by copy bots in each coin's trades table. If a coin is full of those marks, expect it to jump every time the wallet they follow buys.
How do you set up copy trading in Terminal?
Track the wallet, turn on alerts, size the quick buy, then filter.
Check the wallet
Search Portfolio for the address to see its realized PNL and activity, read-only. This search arrived on October 26, 2026. A star adds the wallet to a group.
Track it
Open Track, then Wallet Manager, and add the address with a name. Since November 6, 2026, naming a wallet in its overview or in a coin's Holders table tracks it too.
Turn on alerts
In Settings, under Notifications, open Wallet Tracker. Switch on alerts, pick a sound and set how long each alert stays up. Cmd+K or Ctrl+K finds any setting by name.
Size the quick buy
Each tracked wallet alert carries a buy button. Set its amount for each chain and the preset it uses. The preset holds your slippage, priority fee, tip and MEV protection. An amount of 0 hides the button.
Filter the Live Trades feed
The Live Trades tab lists every trade by the wallets you track, newest first, with a quick buy on each row. Four filters make it readable:
- Trade type. First buy, bought more, sold part, sold all. Buys only is the usual choice.
- Trade size. A minimum in USD hides test buys.
- Market cap. A range that fits your plan.
- Token age. A minimum in minutes skips brand new launches.
Copy buys only, or sells too?
Most copiers take the entry and plan their own exit, because the leader's exit fits the leader's price. Set a take profit and a stop loss as soon as you are in.
To copy exits too, place a Follow Sell order. Name the wallet to follow (it cannot be one of your own) and fill in the "Follow sell ≥" share. When that wallet sells at least that share of its bag, your order sells. It works on Solana only at the time of writing.
What are Terminal Lobbies?
Group rooms where members' calls and trades show up live, with quick buys.
Terminal announced Lobbies on November 4, 2026. You open a lobby, invite friends and see their calls and trades in one timeline, each call with a quick buy. The header shows what the lobby has invested and its combined PNL.
A copy bot hides the part a copier needs most. A lobby shows it: who bought, at what market cap, and when they sold. In the launch clip, one member buys at a $240K market cap and another sells at $1.75M.
Lobbies in 43 seconds
The launch clip. It ends with following a member's screen and joining several lobbies.
- Members' buys and sells appear as they land
- Each call has a one-click buy
- Lobby PNL shows how the whole group is doing
How do you follow traders in the Pumpfun app?
Follow them, turn on alerts, and read their Stats before you buy.
Following takes one tap, and callouts reach every follower as a push alert. For copying, the page that matters is the trader's Stats. Each callout there shows how many people tailed it. Since October 13, 2026, it also shows what those tailers made after 1 hour and after 4 hours. That is the nearest thing Pump.fun has to a copy trading record, because it measures the followers, not the caller.
"If a trader has GOOD hold times and their callouts take longer to successfully play out, do not assume that they are a bad trader to follow if their metrics are skewed on lower timeframes."
So read the 4 hour number with care. A patient caller can look bad at 1 hour and fine a week later. One who posts dozens of calls a day and keeps missing 2x is another matter.
How do you choose a wallet worth copying?
Copy slow, steady holders. Skip snipers, bundlers, wash wallets and dumping callers.
Worth a look
- Holds for hours or days, so a late entry costs little
- A median result you would accept, not one lucky 100x
- At least 30 closed trades in the last 30 days
- Trade sizes close to yours
- Sells in parts over time, which you can follow
- Tailers who are up after 1 hour and after 4 hours
Skip
- Launch snipers that buy in the first seconds of a coin
- Bundlers: wallets funded together that buy together
- Wash wallets whose profit comes from tokens moved in, not bought
- Callers who sell within minutes of their own call
- Developer wallets that launch coins and sell to the first buyers
- Win rates near 100% on a handful of trades
How to check each one in Terminal
- Performance panel. Open a wallet for realized PNL, wins, losses and win rate over 1, 7 or 30 days.
- Early Buyers. Since October 27, 2026, this tab lists a coin's first 50 buyers in order. A wallet near the top of coin after coin is a sniper.
- Entry and exit rings. Chart markers can ring a wallet's first buy and the sell that empties it. The gap between the rings is its hold time.
- Funding labels. The Holders tab flags wallets funded at about the same time. A group like that is often one person.
Watch for transfers too. Pump.fun's own Squads rules leave tokens transferred in out of PNL, and for good reason: coins moved in for free make a wallet look better than its trading.
Why does delay matter so much when you copy a wallet?
Your copy always lands after the leader's buy, at a higher price.
On a fresh Pump.fun coin, one minute can be most of the move. The leader's buy lifts the price, other copiers pile in, and you buy what is left. You usually sell later, too.
One fast sniper wallet we tracked for three days
From November 1 to November 3, 2026, we followed one launch sniper across 39 tokens. It bought within about a minute of each launch and held for about 12 minutes on a median trade. Here is what a one minute delay did to its results.
| Target | Reached from its own entry | Reached one minute later |
|---|---|---|
| +50% | About 70% | About 42% |
| +100% | About 55% | About 21% |
With the one minute delay, every fixed take profit we tested lost money. Most of the wallet's profit came from two or three big runners. Its edge was speed, not picks.
The lesson. If your copy lands even a minute late, do not copy launch snipers. Copy slower holders instead. With them, an entry an hour late is often close to theirs.
With public traders, the alert is the delay. By the time it reaches you, the trader may already be selling. Copy bots also race each other. Terminal announced Fortify on November 3, 2026 so a trader's buys from several wallets land together, with no gap for copy traders to cut into.
Are Telegram copy trading bots safe for Pump Fun?
No, not by default. Most hold your keys and add their own fees.
A copy bot watches a wallet and repeats its trades from a wallet the bot controls. Most let you set the buy size, a maximum per trade, slippage, whether to copy sells, and market cap limits. Pump.fun makes none of them.
- Keys. The bot holds your private key. If it or its server is hacked, the funds are gone.
- Fakes. Scam bots borrow real names. No bot is the official Pump.fun copy bot.
- Fees. Often about 1% per trade, on top of priority fees and tips.
- Speed. The fastest copy bots win, and the rest buy from them.
- Blind copies. Bad trades and rugs get copied too.
- Free code. Free copy bot repos usually want your private key in a settings file. That is handing over the wallet.
If you try one anyway, give it a fresh wallet that holds only what it may lose, set a hard maximum per trade, and copy buys from slow wallets only.
What fees do you pay on copied trades?
Every copied trade pays fees twice, on the buy and on the sell.
| Where you trade | Fee per trade | Notes |
|---|---|---|
| Pumpfun app or website | 0.45%, or 0.40% with code BonusReward | Code BonusReward lowers it to 0.40% |
| Terminal | Its own fee, about 1% before cashback at the time of writing | Shown in the order panel. Part comes back as cashback. |
| Telegram copy bot | Its own fee, often about 1% | Check before the first trade |
| Any of them | Priority fee and tip | Higher tips land sooner and cost more |
Copy 30 trades of $100 in a month and the platform fee alone, in and out, is $24 at 0.40%, $27 at 0.45% and about $60 at 1%. On thin coins, price impact usually costs more than any of these.
What are the risks of copy trading on Pump Fun?
You copy the losses too, usually at a worse price than the leader.
- Most memecoins lose almost all of their value. Copying a good wallet does not change that.
- Your entry is later and higher. A small win for the leader can be a loss for you.
- Public traders can sell into the buying their own followers create.
- Wallet PNL can be inflated by transfers, by other wallets the same person runs, or by a short sample.
- Bots and third-party apps can lose or steal funds.
- Features and reward rules change often. Check the app before you rely on any setting here.
- Pump.fun says it does not serve residents of the UK.
Pump Fun copy trading FAQ
Does Pump Fun have copy trading?
No. As of November 2026, neither the Pumpfun app, the website nor Terminal copies another wallet automatically. The app sends alerts. Terminal has wallet tracking with one-click buys and Follow Sell orders.
What is the best Pump Fun copy trading bot?
There is no official one. Telegram bots and code repos that use the Pump.fun name are made by other people and usually want your private key. Terminal's wallet tracker does most of the same job inside a Pump.fun product.
Should I copy a sniper wallet?
No, unless your copy lands in the same second. Snipers make their money on speed. In one sniper wallet we tracked, a one minute delay turned every fixed take profit negative.
Is copy trading on Pump Fun profitable?
Nobody can promise that. A copy lands later and higher than the original, and fees come out twice. The delay only costs little with slow holders whose tailers do well.
Does the referral code work on copied trades?
Yes, in the Pumpfun app. With code BonusReward, each trade costs 0.40% instead of 0.45%, copied or not. Add it before your first purchase. Terminal has its own fees.
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