Multi-chain trading simulation and token testing tools, delivered through Telegram
ChartUp is a Telegram-based blockchain testing platform for developers and project teams working with controlled token environments. The product family combines a Solana Volume Bot, BNB Volume Bot, Robinhood Volume Bot, Base Volume Bot, makers tools, holder-distribution tools, and DEX visibility services behind a simple operational workflow.
This is the official product-information repository for ChartUp. It contains platform documentation, verified links, feature summaries, media information, and responsible-use guidance. It does not distribute the proprietary ChartUp bot source code.
Important
ChartUp is an automated trading simulation tool intended solely for authorized testing and development. It must not be used for live public projects, public token launches, market manipulation, activity involving unsuspecting users, or any presentation of simulated activity as genuine demand. Review the current Terms & Conditions and regional eligibility rules before using any service.
ChartUp is designed as a managed alternative to scripts that require local installation, private-key configuration, RPC maintenance, and manual wallet orchestration.
| Platform capability | What it provides |
|---|---|
| Telegram-based operation | Configure and monitor supported tasks without installing a desktop application. |
| Network-specific products | Dedicated entry points for Solana, BNB Smart Chain, Robinhood Chain, and Base. |
| Fast and organic modes | Choose rapid Jito-based Solana execution or variable timing and transaction sizes for longer controlled observations. |
| Distributed wallets | Tasks use separate wallets to support multi-wallet simulation scenarios. |
| Live task controls | View statistics, pause or resume eligible orders, adjust speed, and update contract addresses. |
| Pool migration handling | Supported Solana tasks can follow a token when it migrates to another compatible liquidity pool. |
| Credential-light workflow | The standard service does not request a wallet connection, private key, or seed phrase. |
| Free trial | Test the Solana workflow on supported Raydium and PumpSwap pools before selecting a paid package. |
Each network is treated as its own technical environment rather than a renamed version of the same bot.
| Product | Network | Primary role | Official access |
|---|---|---|---|
| ChartUp Solana Volume Bot | Solana | Fast and organic transaction simulations, task controls, migration support, maker and holder tools | Launch @chartup_bot |
| ChartUp BNB Volume Bot | BNB Smart Chain / BSC | EVM-compatible testing using BNB Chain infrastructure | Launch @chartupbsc_bot |
| ChartUp Robinhood Volume Bot | Robinhood Chain | Testing for the Arbitrum-based Robinhood Layer 2 environment | Launch @chartuprobinhood_bot |
| ChartUp Base Volume Bot | Base | Testing for Coinbase-incubated Ethereum Layer 2 deployments | Launch @chartupbase_bot |
| DEX Trending Bot | Multi-platform | DEX reactions and dedicated visibility services through the related DexMoji platform | Launch @dexmojibot |
Note
The Robinhood product refers to Robinhood Chain, not a brokerage account or centralized trading service.
Solana remains the most extensive part of the ChartUp platform. Teams can select an execution style based on the question they need to answer in a controlled test.
- Uses Jito infrastructure for rapid execution.
- Suitable for short routing, pool, indexer, and interface checks.
- Provides fast feedback after development changes.
- Varies transaction amounts and timing.
- Supports longer observation windows with less uniform pacing.
- Helps teams review how connected systems respond over time.
The term “organic” describes the execution pattern only. Automated activity must never be represented as organic users, adoption, or market demand.
ChartUp's published Solana coverage includes:
- Raydium
- Pumpfun
- PumpSwap
- Meteora
- Meteora DBC
- LaunchLab
- Bonkfun
- Jupiter Studio
- BelieveApp
- Bags
- Heaven
- Moonit
- Moonshot
- Additional supported launch environments
Compatibility can change when third-party venues update their contracts or infrastructure. Confirm the current list in the official documentation before planning a task.
ChartUp brings several related testing tools into one Telegram experience.
Creates controlled micro-transaction scenarios through distributed wallets. Development teams can use it to review maker-related displays and indexing behavior on supported Solana venues.
Distributes small token amounts across separate wallets for authorized tests involving holder-count and distribution displays.
Eligible tasks can provide:
- Real-time execution statistics
- Pause and resume controls
- Adjustable execution speed
- Contract-address changes
- Reuse of an available task budget for another supported contract
- Automatic redirection after supported pool migrations
ChartUp's standard workflow is designed to minimize unnecessary credential exposure.
- No private key is requested.
- No seed phrase is requested.
- No permanent wallet connection is required.
- Each order uses a one-time blockchain payment address.
- Operational data is limited to what is needed for tasks, payment confirmation, referrals, fraud prevention, and support.
Users remain responsible for securing Telegram accounts, verifying official usernames, confirming blockchain addresses, and protecting their own devices. Read the current Privacy Policy for the complete data-handling terms.
- Confirm eligibility. Read the current Terms & Conditions, including intended-use and geographic restrictions.
- Read the product documentation. Start with the ChartUp GitBook.
- Verify the official bot username. Use the links in this repository or on the official website; do not trust unsolicited direct messages.
- Run the free trial. The documented Solana trial supports Raydium and PumpSwap and does not require payment.
- Define a controlled test objective. Decide what contract, pool, route, indexer, or interface behavior needs to be observed.
- Keep simulation and production separate. Do not expose real users or public investors to automated test activity.
Documented Solana packages start at 1.5 SOL and can cover short or multi-day tasks. Package calculations and delivery times are estimates. Venue fees, network conditions, token volatility, liquidity, and third-party platform behavior can affect execution and final outcomes.
ChartUp does not guarantee token performance, price movement, market demand, trending placement, or any other financial result.
| Document | Purpose |
|---|---|
| Platform Overview | Detailed product and feature reference |
| Supported Networks | Network-by-network product summary |
| Responsible Use | Permitted-use principles and deployment boundaries |
| Frequently Asked Questions | Concise answers for developers and project teams |
| Media Kit | Approved descriptions, repository metadata, and brand references |
| Official Source Register | Product-claim sources and maintenance rules |
| Security | Impersonation, credential, and vulnerability reporting guidance |
| Support | Official support channels and request preparation |
| Repository Setup | Recommended GitHub description, topics, settings, and publish checklist |
| Channel | URL |
|---|---|
| Website | chartup.io |
| Documentation | ChartUp GitBook |
| Solana Bot | @chartup_bot |
| BNB/BSC Bot | @chartupbsc_bot |
| Robinhood Chain Bot | @chartuprobinhood_bot |
| Base Bot | @chartupbase_bot |
| Support | @chartup_support |
| News Channel | @chartupio |
| X | @chartup_io |
| Official Links | ChartUp Linktree |
Is ChartUp open source?
No. This repository is an official information and media hub. The production bot, execution logic, wallet orchestration, and infrastructure are proprietary and are not distributed here.
Does ChartUp require a private key or seed phrase?
No. The documented service workflow uses one-time payment addresses and does not request a wallet connection, private key, or seed phrase.
Is ChartUp only for Solana?
No. Solana has the broadest documented feature set, while separate products are also available for BNB Smart Chain, Robinhood Chain, and Base.
Can ChartUp be used on a public launch?
No. ChartUp's published terms limit the service to controlled development and testing. Public launches, live projects involving real users, deceptive representations, and market manipulation are prohibited.
Where should users request help?
Contact the official support account at @chartup_support. ChartUp representatives should never request a private key or seed phrase.
This repository documents the hosted ChartUp platform. Product availability, integrations, pricing, eligibility, and third-party venue support may change. The official website, GitBook documentation, and Terms & Conditions are authoritative for the current service.
ChartUp — controlled multi-chain testing through a simple Telegram workflow