Bundled Trade

Run an atomic Jito-bundle buy or sell across many wallets at once. Import keys, pick a mode, and watch every bundle land.

CapacityUp to 5 wallets per bundle; it follows the coin's platform once you pick oneRun: up to 400 walletsTable by platform

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Transactions● 0 landed● 0 failed● 0 pending

TimeBndWalletSOL → TOKENStatusTx

Each wallet's trade shows here as the run goes, one row per wallet.

Wallets per bundleAuto5 wallets

135

Wallets per transaction1 wallets

Jito tipCustom0.006 SOL

LowMedHigh

SlippageAuto15%

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Eligible: 0
Platform fee: 0.0035 SOL / wallet
Fee total: ~0.0000 SOL
Tip total: ~0.0000 SOL
Total buy: 0 SOL

About this tool

How many wallets fit in one bundle on each platform?

Auto uses the limit of the platform the coin trades on. A bundle carries at most 5 transactions and one run takes up to 400 wallets.

Platform	Per transaction (buy / sell)	Buys per bundle	Sells per bundle
Pump.fun	4 / 12	20	60
LaunchLabStonkFun, Bonk.fun and LaunchLab coins	4 / 6	20	30
PumpSwap	3 / 5	15	25
Raydium	1 / 1	5	5
Orca	5 / 9	25	45
Meteora	4 / 7	20	35

About this tool

How Bundled Trade works

Bundled Trade guidedocs.j.tools

Choose mode and DEX

Select Bundled Buy or Bundled Sell mode and pick the route: Auto, Pump.fun, PumpSwap, Raydium, Orca or Meteora. Paste the token mint address you want to trade against.

Frequently asked questions

Yes. The terminal supports both Bundled Buy and Bundled Sell modes, but each run is configured for one mode at a time. Switching mode keeps the wallet list intact so you can rotate quickly between entries and exits.

Up to 400 wallets per run. The terminal splits the run into Jito bundles of the size you pick and keeps a few in flight at once. How big a bundle can get depends on where the coin trades: up to 20 buys or 60 sells on a Pump.fun curve, 20 buys or 30 sells on a LaunchLab curve (StonkFun, Bonk.fun, LaunchLab), 15 buys or 25 sells on PumpSwap, 25 or 45 on Orca, and 20 or 35 on Meteora. A Raydium pool takes five, and so does a coin quoted in a token other than SOL.

A Jito bundle holds at most five transactions. In Packed mode, with the coin quoted in SOL, several wallets share each transaction and the bundle pays a single tip. That works on the Pump.fun and LaunchLab curves and on PumpSwap, Orca and Meteora pools, and takes one bundle from five wallets up to 25 buys or 60 sells, depending on the platform. On Raydium, for a coin quoted in another token, and when you pick One per transaction, each wallet gets its own transaction, so five fit. There the tip rides inside one wallet's transaction, or inside each one on a Pump.fun curve. Each bundle lands as one atomic unit: smaller bundles lose fewer wallets when one fails, bigger ones need fewer tips.

Auto, Pump.fun, PumpSwap, Raydium, Orca and Meteora. Raydium covers AMM v4, CLMM and CPMM pools, and Meteora covers DLMM and DAMM v2. Auto picks the venue the token trades on; Orca and Meteora trade when you pick them.

Realistic slippage and a competitive Jito tip usually help. The terminal records endpoint attempts and failed bundles so you can see which bundles landed and which need a retry on the next pass.

No. This terminal is for grouped Jito batch execution. If wallet ordering across the run matters more than same-block grouping, use Multi Swap instead for strict per-wallet sequential execution.

A platform fee for each wallet in the run, plus the Jito tip you set and the Solana network fees. The summary totals it before the run starts.