Pump.fun has expanded its mobile app to support tokens from rival Solana launchpads and bridged assets. The update enables in-app trading of Raydium and Meteora tokens alongside Wormhole versions of Wrapped Bitcoin and Wrapped Ethereum. The move broadens the platform beyond its native memecoin generator and keeps trading activity inside one interface.
Pump.fun now allows users to trade tokens created on Raydium and Meteora within its mobile app. The update removes the need to switch between decentralized exchanges for secondary trades. As a result, users can manage positions from competing launchpads without leaving the platform.
The app also lists established Solana tokens such as Gigachad and PENGU. This change extends access beyond tokens issued through Pump.Fun’s bonding curve model. Pump wrote on X, “[U]sers increasingly want to trade & hold more without having to leave the app.”
The company said the release marks “another step towards a lower-friction, higher-functionality trading app.” It added that the design helps users “dominate onchain, all within one app.” The update reflects rising demand for integrated trading tools across the Solana ecosystem.
It’s time to bring the Pump fun app to the next level
For the first time ever, users can trade more than just Pump fun coins
With support for other launchpads, WBTC, PUMP, USDC & more, the Pump fun app is more versatile than ever
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— Pump.fun (@Pumpfun) March 2, 2026
Pump.fun also integrated Wormhole-bridged Wrapped Bitcoin and Wrapped Ethereum. This addition enables exposure to non-native assets directly inside the app. Consequently, users can trade larger-cap crypto assets alongside Solana-based tokens.
Pump.fun connected its app to Wormhole to support Wrapped Bitcoin and Wrapped Ethereum. The integration gives users access to bridged liquidity without external transfers. As a result, the app now supports a broader asset mix.
Wrapped Bitcoin represents Bitcoin on other blockchains through tokenized reserves. Wrapped Ethereum performs a similar function for Ethereum-based value. Wormhole enables cross-chain transfers that bring these assets onto Solana.
The update reduces friction after tokens graduate from Pump.fun’s launch system. Graduated tokens previously migrated to Raydium for secondary trading. Pump later launched Pump Swap to internalize that trading flow.
Raydium introduced its own token generator after Pump.fun gained traction in early 2024. Competition increased within the Solana launchpad segment. Pump.fun now integrates rival-issued tokens directly inside its app.
Data shows token graduations on Pump.fun have reached recent highs. The platform remains one of the few profitable crypto-native businesses in the current cycle. In July, the team launched the PUMP token through an initial coin offering.
The offering valued the project at $4 billion at launch. The team later introduced a buyback program funded by platform revenue. At publication time, PUMP traded near $0.0020 and posted an eight percent daily gain.
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