Wallets

Bundle wallets

Bundle wallets are launch wallets kept apart for one job: buying your coin in the same block it launches. They're made the same way and their keys are encrypted the same way, only in this browser — create a few here, fund them from one of your Solana launch wallets with a single split, then pick them on the pump.fun launcher and say what each should buy. When you're done, sell each wallet out or empty the lot, and bring the SOL back with one button.

No bundle wallets in this browser yet. Create a few, fund them from a launch wallet, then pick them on the launch form.

How bundling works

Same block as the launch

The launch and every bundle buy go to Jito's block engine as one bundle, which lands in a single block in the order given, or not at all. Nobody can buy between your launch and your wallets. A bundle carries five transactions and the launch is one of them, so 4 wallets can buy alongside it; the launcher won't let you pick a fifth.

What it costs

A Jito tip, paid by your launch wallet inside the launch transaction, plus each bundle wallet's own SOL for its buy, its network fee and rent for its token account. The launcher reads Jito's current tips, shows every part of the total before you press Launch, and holds the button while any wallet is short.

If the bundle doesn't land

Nothing happens — no coin, no buys — because a bundle is all or nothing. The launcher asks the chain rather than guessing: it looks for the coin's bonding curve and for each buy's own transaction, and tells you exactly what it found. Your hoodlums fee is kept for the next try.

Keys stay here

Every bundle wallet's key is encrypted in this browser under the same key your launch wallets use, and signs here. hoodlums.wtf never receives it. Export the keys and keep them somewhere safe: clearing this site's data without a copy loses the wallets and whatever is in them.