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Pump Fun Ethereum Trading Bot and App
There is no official Pump.fun bot for Ethereum. The Pumpfun app does the job most people want one for. It buys Ethereum, Base and BNB Chain tokens from your SOL or USDC balance, and it can sell for you with take profit and stop loss orders. Sign up with code BonusReward and the platform fee on each trade drops from 0.45% to 0.40%.
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Can you trade Ethereum tokens on Pump Fun?
Yes. The Pumpfun app trades Ethereum and a dozen other EVM chains.
| Official Ethereum bot | None. The Pumpfun app and Terminal cover what a bot would do. |
|---|---|
| EVM chains in the app | Ethereum, Base, BNB Chain, Robinhood Chain, HyperEVM, Arbitrum, Polygon, Avalanche, Monad, MegaETH, X Layer, Arc and Ink |
| What you pay with | SOL or USDC already in your Pumpfun wallet. No manual bridge, no second wallet. |
| Automatic exits | Take profit and stop loss orders on most EVM chains since October 22, 2026 |
| Platform fee | 0.45% per trade, or 0.40% with code BonusReward. EVM trades add 0.10% to 0.15%, and Pump.fun pays the network gas from it. |
| Desktop option | Terminal, Pump.fun's trading platform for desktop, formerly called Padre |
| Referral code | BonusReward |
Which EVM chains does the Pumpfun app support?
At least 13 EVM chains, and new ones keep arriving every few days.
Pump.fun opened Ethereum, Base and BNB Chain trading on May 26, 2026. The big push came in late October, when the app added a new chain almost every day. Co-founder Alon Cohen counted 7 new chains in 11 days on November 3.
| Chain | In the app since |
|---|---|
| Ethereum, Base, BNB Chain | May 26, 2026 |
| Robinhood Chain | July 8, 2026 |
| HyperEVM, Arc, Ink | Before October 22, 2026 |
| Monad | October 24, 2026 |
| MegaETH | October 25, 2026 |
| X Layer | October 26, 2026 |
| Arbitrum | October 28, 2026 |
| Polygon | October 29, 2026 |
| Avalanche | November 4, 2026 |
The app also trades Solana, TON and NEAR tokens, and perps through Hyperliquid. All of it runs off the same balance. That is the point, in Cohen's words:
"Being ready and using the same balance you have on the app is a lot faster than needing to bridge over manually when you spot something."
How do you buy a Base or Ethereum token in the app?
Fund the app once, find the token, buy. The app handles the chain.
Install the app with the code
Open pump.fun/join/BonusReward on your phone, or type BonusReward under Profile, Rewards, Referrals. Do it before your first purchase. A code added later does not count.
Add SOL or USDC
Send SOL or USDC to your Pumpfun wallet, or make a first purchase with Apple Pay inside the app. That first purchase is also what the $50 deposit match is based on.
Find the token
Search by name or paste the contract address. The small badge on each coin's logo shows its chain, so check it before you tap buy. Copycat tickers live on every chain.
Buy, then set your exits
Pick an amount and confirm. Pump Bridge moves the money behind the scenes. Then add a take profit and a stop loss right away, while you still think clearly about the trade.
Does the app have stop loss and take profit on EVM chains?
Yes. EVM limit orders went live in the Pumpfun app on October 22, 2026.
The first wave covered Robinhood Chain, BNB Chain, Base, HyperEVM, Arc and Ink. Cohen said on November 4 that almost all of the chains added since then came with limit orders from day one. Ethereum mainnet was not in the first list, so check the order button on the coin before you count on it.
The order screen is quick to read once you know the parts:
- Take profit. Set a target as a percent gain or as a market cap. Shortcut buttons fill in +50%, +100%, +200% and +500%.
- Stop loss. The same idea in reverse, with shortcuts at 15%, 25%, 50% and 75% down.
- Exit amount. A slider decides how much of the position each order sells. You do not have to sell everything at one level.
- Create orders. Both orders go in with one tap and show up as lines on the chart.
One habit worth copying: sell enough at your first target to get your cost back, then let the rest ride with a stop loss under it. A stop loss on a thin memecoin can still fill below your level when the price gaps down, so size the trade with that in mind.
EVM limit orders in 23 seconds
The launch clip walks through one trade: open a position, add a take profit and a stop loss, then watch both levels sit on the chart.
- Targets by percent or by market cap
- Partial exits with the slider
- Robinhood Chain, BNB Chain, Base, HyperEVM, Arc and Ink at launch
What is Pump Bridge, and does it cost extra?
It is the app's own cross-chain route. For now it adds no bridging fee.
Your Pumpfun balance is SOL or USDC, so a trade on Base or Ethereum needs a route across chains. Until October 21, 2026, that was a third-party bridge. Pump.fun says more than 1 in 9 cross-chain buys on it failed, and a typical buy took almost 4 seconds to land.
Pump Bridge replaced it that day. Pump.fun's own numbers for it:
- about 2x faster cross-chain trades
- 92% fewer buy errors
- more tokens received for the same spend
- no extra bridging fee on top of your trade, for now
These are the company's figures, not an outside test. In daily use, fewer failed buys matters more than raw speed. A failed buy on a fast coin usually means a worse entry on the retry.
The Pump Bridge speed test
Twelve buys and sells on Robinhood Chain, Base and BNB Chain, run side by side against another social trading app. Pump.fun's app landed first in all 12, by anywhere from a quarter second to over three seconds.
- Same coins, same moment, two apps
- Timings shown for every trade
- Pump.fun ran the test itself, so read it as a claim
Is there a Pump Fun Ethereum trading tool for desktop?
Yes. Terminal, Pump.fun's desktop platform, trades Ethereum, Base and BNB Chain.
Terminal started life as Padre and now belongs to Pump.fun. It is built for people who trade from a laptop and want more on screen than a phone can show. Its EVM side grew through 2026:
- April 2026: EVM limit orders, an EVM wallet tracker, DEX Trending for Ethereum, an instant trade panel and Uniswap V4 support
- May 2026: DCA orders by time or by market cap, plus tracking for Ethereum influencers
- June 2026: a Trenches feed and a trending list for Base
- November 2026: Fortify, which makes buys from several wallets land as one block so bots cannot squeeze in between
| You want to | Use |
|---|---|
| Buy a Base coin someone just called | Pumpfun app, from the alert |
| Set a stop loss from your phone | Pumpfun app |
| Watch new Ethereum and Base pairs as they launch | Terminal |
| Split a buy into timed chunks | Terminal DCA orders |
| Follow what a specific wallet does on EVM | Terminal wallet tracker |
What should you check before buying an EVM memecoin?
Check that you can sell, what the token taxes, and who holds it.
EVM tokens can do things a standard Pump.fun Solana coin cannot. The contract decides the rules, and some contracts are written to trap buyers. Run through this list first:
- Can you sell? A honeypot lets you buy and blocks the sell. Look for real sells in the recent trades. If you are unsure, buy a few dollars and sell them straight back.
- Is there a tax? Some tokens skim 5% or more on every buy or sell. Terminal tracks token taxes across chains, so check it there if the app shows nothing.
- Who holds the supply? A few wallets with most of the tokens can dump on you in one move.
- What does it cost to get out? The same fees as the buy: the platform fee plus the 0.10% to 0.15% EVM fee. On a thin coin, slippage can cost more than both.
- Is it the real ticker? Copy the contract address from the project itself, never from a reply under someone's post.
Using a bot from outside Pump.fun? On EVM chains a bot usually asks you to approve tokens. An unlimited approval lets that contract move the token from your wallet later. Approve only what you trade, and revoke old approvals.
What are the risks of trading EVM tokens on Pump Fun?
The token risk is the same anywhere. Cross-chain adds a few of its own.
- Most memecoins lose most of their value. Trade money you can lose without it changing your month.
- Fees add up. At 0.40% on the way in and again on the way out, plus the EVM fee each way, a quick flip needs to move before you break even.
- Cross-chain routes can fail or slow down when a chain is busy. A limit order only fills if the route works at that moment.
- Perps through Hyperliquid can lose more than your margin.
- Pump.fun says it does not serve residents of the UK.
- Features and reward rules change often. Check the app before you rely on any number here.
Pump Fun Ethereum trading FAQ
Is there an official Pump Fun Ethereum trading bot?
No. Pump.fun does not publish a bot for Ethereum or any other chain. The Pumpfun app and Terminal cover the main jobs: fast buys, automatic exits and wallet tracking. Anything sold as an official Pump.fun bot is someone else's product.
Do I need ETH for gas to trade Ethereum tokens in the app?
No. You pay from the SOL or USDC in your Pumpfun wallet. At the time of writing, EVM trades carry a fee of 0.10% to 0.15% and Pump.fun pays the network gas out of it, so you never need an ETH balance.
Which chains have take profit and stop loss in the app?
Robinhood Chain, BNB Chain, Base, HyperEVM, Arc and Ink had them from October 22, 2026, and most chains added since then launched with them. Check the coin's order button for the chain you want.
Does the referral code work on EVM trades?
Yes. The platform fee is 0.45% on EVM trades too, and a referral code such as BonusReward brings it to 0.40%. Add the code before your first purchase.
Is Pump Bridge free?
No bridging fee for now, Pump.fun says. You still pay the platform fee and the 0.10% to 0.15% EVM fee, so the trade itself is never free.
Can I trade Ethereum with leverage on Pump Fun?
Yes, through perps powered by Hyperliquid, live in the app since October 28, 2026. Leverage on ETH went up to 25x at launch.
Is Terminal the same as Padre?
Yes. Padre was renamed Terminal after Pump.fun took it over. It runs in a desktop browser and trades Solana and EVM chains.
Trade Ethereum and Base tokens from one balance with code BonusReward.
BonusRewardDisclosure: BonusReward is our referral code. When you use it, we earn part of the platform fees you pay. You pay the same 0.40% with any valid code.
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