Solana memecoin launchpad Pump.fun has upgraded its mobile app so users can trade far more than just Pump‑native coins. The app now supports tokens from rival Solana launchpads and major wrapped assets like WBTC and WETH, turning it into a broader trading hub.
What the Pump Fun Mobile App Now Supports
Users can now exchange tokens issued on other Solana launchpads, such as Raydium and Meteora, through Pump.fun’s mobile app without ever leaving the interface.
WBTC and WETH can also be held and exchanged with Solana-native assets thanks to the app’s integration of wrapped Bitcoin and wrapped Ethereum bridged through Wormhole. By allowing users to generate, trade, and manage a wider variety of tokens within a single app, rather than switching between DEXs, Pump Fun claims to reduce “friction.”
According to coverage citing company figures, the Pump.fun mobile app has passed 1.5 million downloads since launch, making it one of the more widely used Solana‑focused retail apps. The expansion effectively shifts the interface from a single‑launchpad tool to a multi‑asset trading environment.
Why Pump.fun Is Embracing Rival Launchpads
Pump.fun first grew by making it easy to launch memecoins on Solana using a bonding curve, then letting “graduated” tokens move to Raydium for secondary trading. That relationship later turned competitive after Raydium rolled out its own LaunchLab token generator.
By adding support for tokens launched on Raydium, Meteora, and other platforms, Pump.fun is now choosing to aggregate liquidity rather than wall off rivals. Analysts say this strategy can keep users and trading volume inside the Pump.fun app even when hot new tokens originate elsewhere.
The update also moves Pump.fun closer to the model used by centralized exchanges, which aim to capture as much user activity as possible within a single interface. Rather than competing only on token issuance, Pump.fun is positioning its mobile app as a front end where Solana traders can discover, trade, and custody both native and bridged assets.
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