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Pump.fun expands app beyond native tokens with support for WBTC, USDC and rival launchpads

Pump.fun expands app beyond native tokens with support for WBTC, USDC and rival launchpads

Solana based trading app adds external launchpad coins as video teaser hints at Raydium and Meteora integrations.

Pump.fun, a Solana-based token launchpad, announced a significant expansion of its mobile application today, allowing users to trade assets beyond its native ecosystem for the first time.

The platform said its app now supports tokens from external launchpads alongside established Solana assets including PUMP, wrapped Bitcoin and wrapped Ethereum through Wormhole, GIGA, and PENGU.

The shift transforms the interface from a single-launchpad tool into a multi-asset trading environment.

The company reported its mobile application has exceeded 1.5 million downloads over the past year. It characterized the update as an effort to minimize user friction by enabling trading and custody of diverse assets within a single platform.

Promotional material accompanying the announcement displayed mentions of Raydium and Meteora within the interface, suggesting additional protocol integrations may follow.

Disclosure: This article was edited by Estefano Gomez. For more information on how we create and review content, see our Editorial Policy.

Pump.fun expands app beyond native tokens with support for WBTC, USDC and rival launchpads

Pump.fun expands app beyond native tokens with support for WBTC, USDC and rival launchpads

Solana based trading app adds external launchpad coins as video teaser hints at Raydium and Meteora integrations.

Pump.fun, a Solana-based token launchpad, announced a significant expansion of its mobile application today, allowing users to trade assets beyond its native ecosystem for the first time.

The platform said its app now supports tokens from external launchpads alongside established Solana assets including PUMP, wrapped Bitcoin and wrapped Ethereum through Wormhole, GIGA, and PENGU.

The shift transforms the interface from a single-launchpad tool into a multi-asset trading environment.

The company reported its mobile application has exceeded 1.5 million downloads over the past year. It characterized the update as an effort to minimize user friction by enabling trading and custody of diverse assets within a single platform.

Promotional material accompanying the announcement displayed mentions of Raydium and Meteora within the interface, suggesting additional protocol integrations may follow.

Disclosure: This article was edited by Estefano Gomez. For more information on how we create and review content, see our Editorial Policy.