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PumpKit

Open-source framework for building PumpFun Telegram bots on Solana. Claim monitors, channel feeds, group trackers, whale alerts — build your own or use ours.

What is PumpKit?

PumpKit is a TypeScript framework and collection of production-ready bots for monitoring PumpFun activity on Solana via Telegram. It provides:

  • @pumpkit/core — Shared framework: bot scaffolding, Solana monitoring, formatters, storage, config, health checks
  • @pumpkit/monitor — All-in-one monitoring bot (fee claims, launches, graduations, whale trades, CTO alerts)
  • @pumpkit/tracker — Group call-tracking bot (leaderboards, PNL cards, rankings, multi-chain)

Why PumpKit?

Claim bots and PumpFun monitors are some of the most popular Telegram bots in crypto. But every builder starts from scratch — writing the same grammy setup, Solana RPC connections, message formatters, and deployment configs.

PumpKit gives you production-tested building blocks so you can ship a bot in hours, not weeks.

Architecture

┌───────────────────────────────────────────────────┐
│                  @pumpkit/core                    │
│                                                   │
│  bot/       grammy scaffolding, command router    │
│  monitor/   WebSocket + HTTP event monitors       │
│  solana/    RPC client, program IDs, decoders     │
│  formatter/ HTML message builder (Telegram)       │
│  storage/   File-based + SQLite adapters          │
│  config/    Typed env loader with validation      │
│  health/    HTTP health check server              │
│  logger/    Leveled console logger                │
│  api/       REST + SSE + webhook server           │
│  social/    Twitter/X + GitHub integrations       │
│  types/     Shared event & program types          │
└──────────┬────────────────────────┬───────────────┘
           │                        │
    ┌──────▼───────┐          ┌──────▼───────┐
    │  @pumpkit/   │          │  @pumpkit/   │
    │   monitor    │          │   tracker    │
    │              │          │              │
    │ DM commands  │          │ Group calls  │
    │ Channel feed │          │ Leaderboards │
    │ REST API     │          │ PNL cards    │
    │ Webhooks     │          │ Rankings     │
    │ SSE stream   │          │ Multi-chain  │
    └──────────────┘          └──────────────┘

Quick Start

Use a pre-built bot

# Clone the repo
git clone https://github.com/pumpkit/pumpkit.git
cd pumpkit

# Install dependencies
npm install

# Configure
cp packages/monitor/.env.example packages/monitor/.env
# Edit .env with your TELEGRAM_BOT_TOKEN and SOLANA_RPC_URL

# Run the monitor bot
npm run dev --workspace=@pumpkit/monitor

Build your own bot

import { createBot, ClaimMonitor, formatClaim, createHealthServer } from '@pumpkit/core';

const bot = createBot({
  token: process.env.BOT_TOKEN!,
  commands: {
    start: (ctx) => ctx.reply('Welcome to my claim bot!'),
    help: (ctx) => ctx.reply('I monitor PumpFun fee claims.'),
  },
});

const monitor = new ClaimMonitor({
  rpcUrl: process.env.SOLANA_RPC_URL!,
  onClaim: async (event) => {
    await bot.broadcast(formatClaim(event));
  },
});

createHealthServer({ port: 3000, monitor });
monitor.start();
bot.launch();

Packages

Package Description Status
@pumpkit/core Shared framework — logger, health server, config, shutdown, types ✅ Ready
@pumpkit/monitor All-in-one PumpFun monitor bot (DM + channel + API) ✅ Ready
@pumpkit/channel Read-only Telegram channel feed (broadcasts token events) ✅ Ready
@pumpkit/claim Fee claim tracker by token CA or X handle ✅ Ready
@pumpkit/tracker Group call-tracking bot with leaderboards & PNL cards ✅ Ready
@pumpkit/web Frontend dashboard and documentation site 🏗️ Skeleton

npm: Packages will be published to npm under the @pumpkit scope. See npm Packages for the publishing roadmap.

Live Bots

Production bots running on Telegram, powered by PumpKit:

Bot Link Description
PumpFun Claims @pumpfunclaims Channel feed — broadcasts first fee claims by GitHub-assigned developers
Migrated PumpFun @migratedpumpfun Channel feed — tracks token graduations from bonding curve to PumpSwap AMM
Cryptocurrency Vision @cryptocurrencyvisionbot Interactive bot — PumpFun token analytics, whale alerts, and market insights

Features

Monitor Bot (@pumpkit/monitor)

Consolidates 3 existing production bots into one:

Feature Source Description
Fee Claim Alerts telegram-bot, claim-bot Real-time notifications when creators claim fees
Token Launch Monitor telegram-bot, channel-bot Detect new PumpFun token mints
Graduation Alerts telegram-bot, channel-bot Bonding curve completion → AMM migration
Whale Trade Alerts telegram-bot, channel-bot Large buy/sell above configurable threshold
CTO Alerts telegram-bot Creator Takeover (fee redirection) detection
Fee Distributions telegram-bot, channel-bot Fee sharing payouts to shareholders
Channel Broadcast channel-bot Read-only Telegram channel feed mode
DM Commands telegram-bot, claim-bot /watch, /add, /remove, /list, /status
REST API + SSE telegram-bot HTTP endpoints, Server-Sent Events streaming
Webhooks telegram-bot Outbound webhook dispatch for integrations
Twitter/X Tracking claim-bot, channel-bot Track tokens by X handle, follower counts
GitHub Social Fees channel-bot Social fee PDA lookup via GitHub

Tracker Bot (@pumpkit/tracker)

Feature Description
Call Tracking Paste a token CA → bot registers and tracks performance
Leaderboards Top calls by multiplier, rankings by points (24h/7d/30d/all)
PNL Cards Shareable Canvas-rendered images (entry, ATH, gain)
Ranking System Amateur → Novice → Contender → Guru → Oracle
Points System -1 to +5 based on call multiplier
Win Rate Percentage of calls hitting ≥ 2x
Hardcore Mode Auto-kick below minimum win rate
Multi-Chain Solana, Ethereum, Base, BSC

Hosting

Component Platform Cost
Monitor Bot Railway ~$5/mo (Hobby)
Tracker Bot Railway ~$5/mo (Hobby)
Documentation Vercel Free

Tech Stack

  • Runtime: Node.js 20+
  • Language: TypeScript (ES modules, strict mode)
  • Telegram: grammy v1.35+
  • Solana: @solana/web3.js v1.98+
  • Database: better-sqlite3 (tracker), file-based JSON (monitor)
  • Build: tsup (library), tsc (bots)
  • Monorepo: Turborepo
  • Deployment: Docker + Railway

Documentation

Getting Started

  • Getting Started — Setup, configuration, first bot
  • Development — Local environment, commands, debugging
  • Architecture — System design, module boundaries, data flow
  • Deployment — Railway, Docker, Vercel setup
  • FAQ — Common questions and troubleshooting

Package Docs

Pump Protocol Reference

Reference

Tutorials

26 hands-on guides in tutorials/:

Tutorial Topic
Create Token Launch a token on bonding curve
Buy Tokens Purchase tokens via bonding curve
Sell Tokens Sell tokens back for SOL
Create & Buy Atomic create + first buy
Bonding Curve Math Price calculation formulas
Migration Token graduation to AMM
Fee Sharing Shareholder setup
Token Incentives Volume-based rewards
Fee System Tiered fee calculations
Working with PDAs Program Derived Addresses
Trading Bot Condition-based trading patterns
Decoding Accounts Parse on-chain account data
Monitoring Claims Fee claim monitoring architecture
Telegram Bot Interactive DM bot with grammy
MCP Server AI agent integration
WebSocket Feeds Real-time token data
Channel Bot Setup Read-only broadcast feed
Event Parsing Decoding on-chain events
Error Handling Validation and error classes
Security Auditing Security audit checklist
AI Enrichment GitHub + AI-powered cards
Your First Claim Bot Build a claim bot from scratch
Customizing Claim Cards HTML formatting, badges, enrichment
Channel Feed Bot Channel broadcasting setup
Understanding Events On-chain event types and parsing

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Origins

PumpKit was extracted from the pump-fun-sdk Telegram bot ecosystem — 4 production bots with 50+ source files consolidated into a clean, reusable framework.

License

MIT

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