Access is by invitation: your invite code is the @ of a member, and their invite link fills it in for you. No code yet? Ask a member for their @ or their invite link. There is nothing to install. Open bndl.me in a recent browser, on any machine.

Log in for the first time

1. Open the login page

   Click Open bndl.me. Log in with a passkey (Face ID, Touch ID, Windows Hello or a security key), with a one-time code sent to your email, or with Google.

   Continue with Email Continue with Passkey Continue with Google

2. Enter your invite code, once

   Type the @ of the member who invited you in Invite code, then Activate. You only do this once.

   Came through a member's link? Their @ is already in the field: click Activate. Logging in with Google, X or Discord keeps it.

3. Set up your profile

   Pick a Display name and a Handle, your @handle: 3 to 15 letters, numbers or _, unique to you. Both appear on your P&L cards and are permanent, so pick them carefully.

4. Open the terminal

   Your wallets belong to your own Privy account. Create them in Wallets and folders, fund them, and you are ready for a first launch.

Next time

Log in the same way, with your passkey, your email or Google. The invite code is not asked again.

bndl.me launches, snipes and trades on Robinhood Chain, BNB Chain and Solana. The chain menu at the top of the terminal switches between them, and amounts follow the native coin of the chain: ETH, BNB or SOL.

Robinhood Chain

Robinhood Chain has no public mempool: transactions are served in order of arrival, so the delay between your wallets sets their order, not the gas.

BNB Chain

BNB Chain has a public mempool: there, the gas orders the transactions. Both launchpads offer three launch modes: Block-0 by default, BNDL Mode (the bundle or nothing) and Anti-sniper. The yellow 中文 button turns your idea into names for the Chinese BNB Chain meta: see Chinese names.

Solana

It stays at the bottom of the terminal, on every page.

Item by item

Six color themes

Colors changes the colors of the whole terminal at once. Your choice stays in this browser.

BNDL Orange Axiom GMGN Photon Terminal

Open Wallets in the menu. Wallets come in two families, EVM (Robinhood Chain and BNB Chain) and Solana, each with its own folders.

Create wallets

1. Pick the family

   At the top of the folder list, choose EVM (Robinhood Chain and BNB Chain) or Solana. Each family keeps its own folders.

2. Generate

   Click Generate to create wallets in bulk in the open folder. Rename them and sort them into folders, Snipers, Tasks or Dev for example.

3. Read the balances

   Balances refreshes every balance; the footer adds them up.

What each row shows

Select, then act

Tick wallets to open the selection bar:

• Fund from… opens Fund Wallets with them.
• Send ETH to… (SOL on Solana) sends their whole balance to one place: see Send funds back.
• Withdraw… sends coins or tokens to one of your wallets or to an address of Saved addresses, saved once on your account page.
• Export keys opens your account page. After a fresh login, pick the wallet, tick the warning and click Export key: the page asks Privy for the key directly. It arrives encrypted for your page only, is decrypted in your browser, checked against the wallet's address, then shown for 60 seconds. Copy puts it in your clipboard, cleared after 30 seconds or at Done when your browser allows it; if it cannot, the page tells you to copy something else over it. If Privy refuses, the page shows the real reason. If Privy does not answer, its own window with Copy key takes over.
• Move to…, Archive and Remove sort them.

To bring in keys you already have, use Add: it opens your account page, where your keys are encrypted in your browser before they reach Privy. See Keys and permissions.

Send funds back

Send ETH to… opens the same window as Collect ETH in Bridge: every ticked wallet sends its whole balance, minus the network cost, to one destination. Tokens are not moved.

• Destination. My wallet picks one of your wallets; External address takes an address you paste, and always goes through relay wallets.
• Hide the funder: each wallet sends to its own fresh relay wallet, which empties into the destination after a random delay, between your MIN DELAY and MAX DELAY in minutes, in a shuffled order. Vary amounts sends 70% to 100% of each balance instead of all of it. The destination never receives from your wallets directly.
• Hidden collect follows each line: its relay, its status and the explorer links. It keeps going if you close the page. Stop halts what has not left yet; if funds wait on a relay, Recover sends them on to the destination or back to the source.
• Relay wallets stay hidden in your account, in a Relay wallets folder, until they are empty, so nothing can get stuck.

Select wallets in Wallets and click Fund from…, or open Bridge and pick Fund wallets. The Fund Wallets window takes you from the setup to a draft, then to the funding itself.

Choose a funding type

Under Classic Funding, your Funder Wallet pays each wallet itself: Via Relay hides it behind two hops, Direct is cheaper but the link is visible on-chain. Under CEX Funding, each wallet is delivered by an exchange.

CEX Funding: pick the exchanges

Under CEX Funding, Select the CEXs you want to use. The window only lists the exchanges that serve the chain: on Robinhood Chain, KuCoin and Bitget.

A preview: tick and untick the cards. Nothing is sent from this page.

To pay from an exchange or any other wallet instead, pick Pay a deposit address yourself: you get a fresh deposit address per wallet, you send to it yourself, and your wallets receive on Robinhood Chain, BNB Chain or Solana. Nothing is signed for you, and your orders stay in See All Fundings.

Amounts, delay and draft

1. Set the amounts

   Fixed gives every wallet the same amount. Range draws a random amount between your min and max per wallet; Reroll amounts draws again.

2. Space the transfers

   Funding Delay sets the time between two wallets, with ± random to vary it.

3. Check the draft

   Next shows the draft: one line per wallet, the total and your Funder Wallet, with Deposit to top it up.

4. Start

   Start Funding sends exactly the draft on screen. Stop halts what has not left yet.

Follow and collect

For CEX Funding, a tracking window lists each wallet with its exchange, amount, planned time and status, checked on the chain. See All Fundings lists your orders, and History in Bridge gathers everything you moved. The Fund window can also start a Warm-up once each wallet is funded.

To bring funds back, open Bridge and pick Collect ETH, or tick wallets and use Send ETH to…: many wallets send everything to My wallet or an External address, keeping only the gas, with Hide the funder if you want a fresh relay wallet in between. See Send funds back.

Open Bridge in the menu. It has three modes, each in its own window: Bridge between chains, Fund wallets and Collect ETH.

Where funds can go

Bridges go through Relay, between six chains.

Bridge funds

1. Pick the route

   In Bridge between chains, choose where the funds come from and where they go: one of your wallets, or many.

2. Read the quote

   The quote shows what arrives before anything is sent.

3. Send and follow

   A bridge in progress shows Arrival pending until the funds land, then Arrived. Nothing blocks the terminal meanwhile.

Fund and collect

Fund wallets opens the same window as Fund wallets. Collect ETH brings many wallets back to one, keeping only the gas: to My wallet or an External address, with Hide the funder as an option. See Send funds back.

History

Under the three modes, the full-width History card gathers everything you moved, in one place. Its badge counts the orders still running.

• What is still running stays on top, with its live status, then what is done.
• Filter by type: Bridge, Fund, Collect, CEX, Warm-up and Transfers. Or by status: In progress, Done or Failed.
• A line opens its own window: the bridge, each funded wallet, the collect or the Warm-up page. Nothing is sent from History.
• Kept for 30 days, your last 200 operations.

Start it two ways. On the Warm-up page, Warm up wallets takes wallets that already hold funds: pick them and the share of each balance to use. In Fund Wallets, once you picked the wallets to fund, Warm up after funding starts each wallet as soon as it receives its funding. The window opens at once and fills in as it loads.

What each wallet does

Every wallet gets its own count, coins, order, sizes and pace: never the same path as another.

• Actions per wallet: 2 to 80, 10 to 14 by default.
• Hops per sequence: 1 to 5 coins in a row, 1 to 2 by default, each one bought then sold back within seconds, the next one bought right after.
• Hops to the stable (USDC or USDG): None, Few or Some.
• Coins of its own, different from one wallet to the next. Only coins of $50M or more.
• Each buy is a share of the wallet, 1% to 80%, 3% to 10% by default.
• Spread over 15 min, 1 h, 3 h, 6 h, 12 h or 24 h. With Custom, you set the pause between sequences, 3 to 12 minutes by default.
• Stop a wallet at a loss of 5% of what it may use, by default.
• Everything returns to the native coin at the end.

Cost and progress

• Estimated cost, before you start: the swaps and hops planned, the network and swap costs (everything a round trip costs), and the Est. total in USD. It updates with each setting.
• 44m left: the hourglass of a running warm-up shows the time left, or how long it takes once the funds arrive.
• Paid shows what a finished warm-up really cost.
• The Warm-up tab glows in the menu while a warm-up runs.

Where it runs

Follow every trade, wallet by wallet, on the Warm-up page.

Click Launch at the bottom of the menu. A launch takes three steps.

The three steps

1. Chain & launchpad

   Pick the chain, then PONS, Flap.sh, four.meme, pump.fun, StonkFun or Meteora. Or Vamp a coin to start from an existing token: see Vamp a coin.

2. Token details

   Name, ticker, image, description and socials. An image you import opens Edit image: crop it Free, Square (the default) or Original, then Save. Depending on the launchpad, pick the Launch currency, what your token is quoted in. On BNB Chain, the yellow 中文 button turns your idea into Chinese names: see Chinese names.

3. Launch settings

   Your Developer buy, the Snipe preset (the buy plan of your wallets) and the execution mode, on every launchpad but StonkFun and Meteora. Simulate checks it before you send; Launch token launches it, and the token opens in Positions.

Per launchpad

Chinese names BNB Chain

The BNB Chain meta is mostly Chinese. On Flap.sh and four.meme, a yellow 中文 button sits on the line of Project name: one click adapts the idea you typed to that meta.

1. Type your idea

   Write it in Project name, and the ticker in Symbol if you have one, then click 中文.

2. Pick a name

   Three ideas come back, each with its Chinese name, its ticker, the pinyin and the idea in English. Click one: it fills Name and Symbol.

3. Undo or ask again

   Undo, in the message that follows, puts your previous name and ticker back. More ideas asks for three new ones.

Creator rewards

On pump.fun, Launch settings asks where the coin's creator rewards go. The tile says where they really go: your rewards wallet, the dev, otcdesks, UsePaid or the holders.

On PONS, your creator rewards add up on the Rewards page, ready to claim.

Spam tokens

Next to Configure token, the red Spam tokens button launches a series of coins on the launchpad picked in step 1, from one dev wallet you pick.

1. Fill the coins

   A name, a ticker and an image for each coin, 12 max. The same name and ticker can come back several times. The description starts as « Deployed using https://bndl.me » and stays editable.

2. Set the series

   The dev wallet, the dev buy per coin, the delay between launches and Sell all after (both from 0 s), an optional take profit and Activity txs. The pool shows what the series needs next to the dev wallet balance.

3. Start

   Coins launch one by one: the next one waits for the previous launch to land, then the delay. Each dev bag is sold in full at the timer, or earlier at the take profit, and creator rewards are claimed at the end where the launchpad has them.

Activity txs. Set how many round trips the dev makes on each coin and the Activity size. Once a coin lands, the dev buys that size and sells it back, as many times as you set. The timer and the take profit wait for them, then the whole dev bag is sold. The pool counts them; 0 turns them off.

Live block. Under each launched coin, one line shows the dev PnL (green, red, or grey while unknown), its txs with buys and sells in small above, and a green and red bar for buys against sells. Click it to open the coin on its trades in Positions.

Stop ends new launches. Coins already launched are still sold, and each one shows in Positions. A Vamp also starts with the « Deployed using https://bndl.me » description.

In Launch settings, PONS, Flap.sh, four.meme and pump.fun show an Execution mode with the same three cards. What each one does depends on the chain: on Robinhood Chain the delay between your wallets sets their order, since there is no public mempool; on BNB Chain your launch goes to the builders as a bundle; on Solana your dev buy is inside the creation, and Block-0 sends everything to Jito as one bundle.

Each card has its icon and its color: green for BNDL Mode, blue for Block-0, amber for Anti-sniper. Under the cards, a short animated note shows what the mode you picked does.

BNDL Mode

First, or we don't buy.

Each wallet sends its own transaction. The lead wallet buys only if nobody bought first: if a bot gets in before you, nothing is sent and nothing is spent.

1. 01The lead wallet checks the curve
2. 02Nobody bought first
3. 03Your other wallets follow, in your order

• On BNB Chain, BNDL Mode is the bundle or nothing: if no builder includes it in time, nothing lands and nothing is spent, and you launch again. Nothing is ever sent directly. Up to 6 transactions the bundle stays whole; above 6, the builder behind about half of the blocks only takes the first 6, and the last buys can miss on their own.
• On Solana (pump.fun), it is the default. Each sniper sends its own transaction right behind the creation, with a price cap: if outsiders bought more than your threshold first, that buy fails instead of paying their price.

Block-0

All in one transaction.

On Robinhood Chain, the launch and every buy of your plan ride inside a single transaction. Nothing can be inserted before them. The first time you pick Block-0, a one-time setup runs in one click; after that it launches like the other modes.

1. 01The creation
2. 02Your dev buy
3. 03Your whole buy plan, in the same transaction

• On BNB Chain, Block-0 is the default: up to 6 transactions, the creation and every buy go to the builders as one bundle, in order, in one block. Above 6, the builder behind about half of the blocks only takes the first 6, and the other buys can land a block later. If no builder includes it, bndl.me sends directly instead, where a sniper can get in.
• On Solana (pump.fun, SOL pair), Block-0 sends one Jito bundle: the creation with your dev buy, then the snipers you picked beforehand (your buy plan, or Snipers on the Tasks page), 4 per transaction, up to 16 in 5 transactions. They land in the same block, in that order, or not at all.

• The Jito tip is set for you. It rides inside the creation transaction, so it is paid even if the bundle is not used.
• If Jito does not include the bundle, bndl.me sends the same transactions directly: the creation first, then the buys in order. They are then no longer sure to share one block, and a sniper can get in.
• One new login turns it on. Log out and log in again once on bndl.me: your trading permissions then cover the Jito tip. Until then, picking Block-0 tells you so, and nothing is sent.
• Block-0 needs the SOL pair. StonkFun and Meteora have no execution mode and ignore it.

Anti-sniper

In first, sell all if snipers follow.

The same entry as BNDL Mode, then the launch is guarded for 90 s: if snipers who came in after you pass your threshold, every wallet sells at once.

1. 01BNDL Mode entry
2. 02The launch is watched for 90 s
3. 03Past your threshold, every wallet sells

The threshold is $50 of outside buys by default, and the sell includes the dev wallet, without asking. On Solana it starts with the same entry as BNDL Mode, on BNB Chain with the Block-0 entry. On Solana and BNB Chain it counts every outside buy since the launch, not only the ones after yours.

Open Snipe. Pick a mode, then fill the Buy plan: one line per wallet, with its own amount, gas and delay.

Two modes

Build the plan

1. Pick the wallets

   Choose a folder, or All wallets. Each wallet gets its line.

2. Fill the lines

   Set Buy, Gwei and Delay (ms) on each line, or fill them all with Fill buy, Fill gwei and Delay step, then Apply.

3. Save it

   Save preset keeps the plan. Load it later from Presets…, or pick it as the Snipe preset of a launch.

4. Fire

   Snipe fires the plan; Abort stops it.

On Solana the page works the same way: tick the lines, set Buy (SOL) and Priority on each one, or fill them with Fill buy and Fill priority. The plan fires with your Solana launch. Paste a live mint in Target to buy it now with the same plan: pump.fun, PumpSwap or StonkFun. Slippage and priority defaults live in Settings.

Pre snipe PONS

Set the Share of supply (%), the Wallets (the first N of the folder) and the Max per wallet (%), then Distribute. Reroll draws a new split. The dev buy comes from your Launch page.

Open Tasks. Each chain has its snipers and one buy task, on Robinhood Chain, BNB Chain and Solana.

Two parts

1. Snipers

   In the launch block, with the creation. Pick wallets chooses them.

2. Buy task

   Right after, one wallet after another. Drag the wallets into place and set the interval between two of them. The creator and your snipers are left out of this part.

Run it

• Create buy task creates it, Edit changes it.
• Auto after launch runs the buy task by itself after your next launch on that chain.
• You run it from Positions: each buy task has its card there, and its Run plays it at once on the token you have open. The Tasks page is only where you create and set them.
• Stop stops it any time: the wallets not sent yet are skipped.
• Pause makes the wallets not sent yet wait; Resume sends them on, each at its time.
• Numbered buy tasks. Each buy task has its number, and the order panel of Positions lists them next to Run buy task. With Trading shortcuts on, keys 1 to 9 run them on the open token, P pauses or resumes the running one and Shift + P stops it, from any page. Each card in Positions can also get its own key: click Set key on it, then press a key.

Click Vamp at the bottom of the menu, or Vamp a coin in the first step of a launch.

Copy a token's details

1. Paste the address

   In Token address, paste the address, or a link that contains it, then Load.

2. Check the details

   Name, ticker, image, description, socials and the pair are read from the chain.

3. Use it

   Use it for my launch fills your launch; Use on Solana takes it to a Solana launch. Your dev buy, your snipers and your buy task stay yours.

To trade an existing token instead of copying it, see Import a token.

Open Positions. Pick a token in the strip at the top: everything below follows it.

Every chain in one menu

The list under Search, at the top of the terminal menu, holds your coins and drafts from Robinhood Chain, BNB Chain and Solana together. Each line shows its launchpad logo with a small chain badge, so nothing gets mixed up.

• Click a coin of another chain: bndl.me switches to its chain, then opens it here.
• Drafts wear a DRAFT tag and their chain badge. A click switches if needed and opens the launch where you left it.
• A coin of another chain shows its last known P&L, greyed, until you open it.
• on a line removes the coin from the list; its history stays in your Dashboard.

The header numbers

The header of the open coin reads like a ticket.

The button next to PnL switches Volume, Bought, Sold, Holding and PnL between the coin of the chain (SOL, BNB or ETH) and USD. MC stays in USD. Without a dollar price, amounts stay in the coin of the chain. A figure that cannot be read shows n/a and why, never a zero.

Watch the token

• Chart. Candles with volume, your entries and exits marked. GMGN is one click away.
• Trades. Every buy and sell, refreshed every 3 seconds. Yours highlighted, the dev in purple. Filter All, Me, Dev or Snipers, newest or oldest first. Your dev wallet carries the dev icon and is never marked as a sniper; the crosshair of your own wallets shows on their buy only.
• Snipers. The outside wallets that came in early, with their buys, sells and first block. Your own wallets are not listed there.
• Info. The token's own details.
• Bubblemaps. The holder bubble map of the token, for Robinhood Chain, BNB Chain and Solana tokens. It opens in a window, or on bubblemaps.io in a new tab.

The bar at the bottom of the block switches between Positions, Trades, Snipers and Info; Bubblemaps sits right after them, then Pay DEX, and Instant closes the row, far right: it opens the Instant Trade panel.

Pay DEX

Pay DEX, in the bottom bar of the block, gets the open coin ready for its token info order on DEX Screener, on Robinhood Chain, BNB Chain and Solana.

1. Download the logo and the banner

   The coin's own logo as a square PNG, 512 x 512, and a 1500 x 500 banner with the logo, the name and the ticker, drawn in your browser.

2. Copy the description and links

   The description without any link in it, then the website, X, Telegram and Discord links known for the coin, ready to paste in the form.

3. Open DEX Screener

   Its order page opens in a new tab with the chain and the coin address filled in. You pay DEX Screener directly, by card or crypto, from your DEX Screener account. Approval takes a few minutes to 12 hours.

• The window shows the order status read on DEX Screener: Not paid, Processing, DEX Paid, On hold, Rejected or Cancelled. Once approved, a DEX Paid badge sits next to the coin name; DEX pending shows while the order is in review.
• A PONS coin shows up on DEX Screener once it trades on its Uniswap pool: until then the downloads work and the order button waits. pump.fun, StonkFun, Flap.sh and four.meme coins can be ordered at any time.

Quick sell and the dev

The Quick sell band (all wallets, no dev) sells a share of the token on every wallet except the dev, from 5% to 100% by default. On its right, the dev group: Sell dev only sells the creator wallet only, and Sell all + dev sells everything, the dev included, at once and with no confirmation.

The order panel keeps Sell all and Sell all (no dev).

Smart Sell and locks

Two Smart Sell buttons in the token header sell for you once you start them. Plan them before the launch from Launch settings, or start them here.

• Auto Sell runs up to three strategies, each with a small animated preview in its window: Counter sells back a share of every outside buy (Replication 50%: someone buys 1M tokens, you sell 500K); DCA sells a fixed or random amount at every interval; Limit sells a set amount once each time the market cap reaches one of your targets. Add an end, a delay and the wallets you pick: every wallet that holds the token except the dev, by default. A strategy without a market cap range runs even while the market cap cannot be read.
• The shield button guards the token against snipers: if outside wallets buy more than your threshold, it acts for you. Nuke sells, with All, Holders Only or Dev Only; Complete Early stops your buys without selling. Congestion or slippage can stop a sell from landing.
• Lock locks part of a dev wallet's tokens in one click: PinkLock on Robinhood Chain and BNB Chain, Streamflow on Solana. Auto Lock Dev plans it before the launch.
• After a lock, its page link, on PinkSale or Streamflow, copies or posts on X in one click. When the lock ends, reclaim the tokens from Dashboard > Locks.

Your wallets

The Positions tab lists your wallets that hold the token: tokens, balance and P&L, with Buy and Sell buttons on each row at your own values, plus a free value. By default Buy spends a percent of that wallet's balance, once its gas reserve is kept, and Sell sells a percent of its tokens. Settings, Execution, switches each one to a fixed amount.

Button values

1. Open the editor

   Button values above the rows, or the pencil of the Quick sell band.

2. Add or remove buttons

   Three rows: Buy (ETH), Sell (%) and Quick sell, all wallets (%). adds a button, removes one: 1 to 8 buttons per row.

3. Save

   Save sorts the values and applies them to every token; Cancel keeps the old ones. Sell and Quick sell take whole numbers from 1 to 100.

In Positions, open a token and click Instant, at the far right of the bottom bar of each block, after Bubblemaps. The panel floats over the page and never blocks it: drag it by its top bar, resize it from its corner. It opens where you left it.

What the panel holds

• Buy. Four amounts in the coin of the chain: ETH, BNB or SOL. One click buys that amount on each picked wallet.
• Sell, right under Buy. Four percentages: one click sells that share on each picked wallet that holds the token.
• Dev. 25%, 50% or 100% of the dev wallet only.
• Sell dev sells 100% of the dev wallet, after the same confirmation as Sell dev only.
• Nuke all sells 100% of every wallet that holds the token, the dev included, at once and with no confirmation.

The pencil turns the buttons into fields: type your own values, then Save. If a trade would move the price a lot, the panel asks you once, for all the wallets.

Pick the wallets

The 4 button at the top shows how many wallets the panel trades. All wallets is the default and never includes the dev. Untick it to pick your own, or use Select all, Holders or None. Buy and Sell then fire on every picked wallet together.

Keyboard shortcuts

Turn them on in Settings > Trading shortcuts, or with the button of the panel. They are off by default: a key sends a real order, with no confirmation.

Click a key in Settings, then press the new one. Buy, Sell, Dev and buy task keys work on Positions with a token open; P and Shift + P work from any page. Keys never fire while you type in a field or with a window open. A buy task runs at once from its key, like its Run button in Positions. Each task card in Positions can also get its own key: click Set key on it, then press a key. That key works even with shortcuts off; your buy and sell keys stay off until you turn shortcuts on.

In Positions, paste a contract address or a link in Paste a CA or a link… and click . The token opens as a new tab, with the same per-wallet buttons as the tokens you launched.

A 0x address opens on EVM, a mint opens on Solana.

Import or vamp?

Open Dashboard. It is one page for every chain.

Read your P&L

• The P&L at the top, for 24H 7D 30D 1Y or All.
• The chart has four views: Cumulative P&L, Daily P&L, Win rate and P&L by chain.
• P&L Calendar shows every day, by month or by year.
• The band shows Launches, Net P&L and In profit.
• The Rank card , at the top, shows your rank and how far the next one is: see Rank.

Your coins

The tabs Recent launches, Best P&L and All coins show one line per coin: its launchpad, its wallets, spent, received, value and P&L. Rebuild it from the chain at any time.

To share a good day, week or month, use Share 24H, Share 7D or Share 30D: see P&L cards.

Locks

The Locks tab lists the tokens you locked from bndl.me and the locks found on your wallets: token, chain, amount, wallet, locker, unlock date and status.

• Reclaim brings the tokens of an ended lock back to the same wallet; Reclaim all takes every ended lock at once.
• Auto reclaim brings unlocked tokens back by themselves while bndl.me is open.
• Each lock keeps its link, on PinkSale or Streamflow (Jupiter Lock for older Solana locks), to copy or post on X. Lock tokens from Positions.

In Positions, Share PnL makes a card for the open token. On the Dashboard, the Share buttons make one for a period.

Three styles

The first choice under the preview: the same numbers, three looks.

Make a card

1. Open it

   Share PnL on a token in Positions, with This token or All chains. On the Dashboard, Share 24H, Share 7D or Share 30D, or a day of the P&L calendar.

2. Choose what it shows

   First the style: PnL v1, or PnL v2 with Cost, Sold and Holding under the amount. Or PnL v3, the same numbers with a large serif amount. Pick an Image or Video background (every one you add stays in your browser, 12 at most: click a thumbnail to use it, its cross removes it) and the currency ($ USD or the native coin). Then open Edit: see What the card can show.

3. Share it

   One Download button: with a video background it saves the video of your card, an MP4 in 1080p rendered in a second or two; otherwise a 4K PNG image. Copy puts the image in your clipboard.

What the card can show

Every box of Edit adds or hides one thing on the card.

While Edit is open, drag the two lines on the preview (or use the arrow keys) to move them; the card follows, and Reset lines puts them back. Each box redraws the preview at once.

Day card

Day card, in the bottom bar, opens a small card of your P&L by chain that floats over every page. It is not a window: the page stays usable around it.

Open Rank. Every sell you make on bndl.me counts toward your rank, valued in USD once it is verified on chain. Buys do not count.

The five ranks

Your lifetime volume decides your rank. Everyone starts at Dust.

What a rank gives you

Each rank lowers your trading costs. The Rank page shows what your rank and the next one give you.

Where your rank shows

• The Rank page. A light blue gauge fills up to your place, around your lifetime volume and what is left to the next rank. Below: your 24H, 7D and 30D volume, the sells counted, the last 30 days by chain, then the five ranks.
• The bottom bar. A live badge with your rank. One click opens the Rank page.
• The Dashboard. A Rank card with your rank and how far the next one is.
• Your P&L cards. Your rank emblem, shown or hidden in the card's settings: see P&L cards.
• A rank up. A message tells you, and the badge shines.

Open Rewards. The page follows the chain you are on: your PONS coins on Robinhood Chain, your pump.fun coins on Solana.

Creator rewards

Your cut on every trade of the coins you launched. Available to claim shows the total in USD and in the coin of the chain, with one line per coin. Claim all claims everything at once.

Where the rewards of a pump.fun coin go is chosen at launch, in New launch. Creator keeps them for you, in a rewards wallet of your own created on your first launch. Holders gives 100% of them to the coin's holders, for good: those coins do not show here. The card says where your next launches send them.

Cashback

pump.fun pays cashback to traders on its cashback coins, on the curve and on PumpSwap. The Cashback card lists each of your wallets with what it can claim and where it comes from: Curve or PumpSwap. Claim takes one wallet, Claim all takes them all. PONS pays no cashback to traders: the Robinhood Chain card says so.

Open Referral. Invite friends and earn rewards on their trading. Everyone who joins through your link or with your invite code, your @, becomes your referral.

Two levels of rewards

Your rewards come from two levels. Level 1 is the people you invite: you get 20% of what they pay to trade. Level 2 is the people they invite: your invites pass you 15% of the rewards they earn on them. Example: someone two levels below you pays $100 to trade, your invite gets $20, keeps $17 and passes $3 to you.

• Level 1, your invites: everyone who joins through your link or with your @.
• Level 2, their invites: everyone who joins through the link or the codes of one of your invites. It stops there, two levels.
• 15% passes up one level: your invites pass you 15% of the rewards they earn on their own invites, and if someone invited you, you pass them 15% of yours. With nobody above you, you keep your full 20%.
• On Referral, Two levels of rewards shows each level: how many people it has, and what it has earned you. Both levels add up in Total earned and Available to claim.

How it works

• Your link, bndl.me/@ and your @handle, in lowercase (before you pick a handle, a 6-character code of your own): click it to copy it, or use Share link. It opens the login page with your invite. Links you already shared keep working.
• Everyone who joins through your link becomes your referral: they open it, your @ is already in the invite code field, and they activate. There is no limit, and logging in with Google, X or Discord keeps the invite.
• Your invite code: it is your @. Share it like your link: whoever types it joins as your referral. It copies in one click.
• If your link cannot be shared yet, the page says why under it.
• Total earned, Available to claim and Referred users, with a chart of revenue or users over time.
• Claim asks for your unclaimed rewards to be paid, to one of your bndl.me wallets that you pick. That wallet stays locked in your wallet list (it cannot be removed) until the payout arrives.

You use bndl.me from your browser, and your wallets live in Privy. You log in with a passkey or an email code, and nobody at bndl.me can see or export a private key.

What protects you

Built into the site

• Images and logos from a link go through the same protections everywhere.
• A token logo from an unknown site is not loaded without your OK.
• The GMGN chart runs in its own isolated frame.
• An exported key comes from Privy encrypted for your page and is decrypted in your browser only. It is hidden after 60 seconds, and a copied key is cleared from your clipboard after 30 seconds, when your browser allows it. If it cannot, the page tells you to copy something else over it.
• A withdrawal on Robinhood Chain or BNB Chain checks that the chain did not change between Review and Send.

Your wallets, your rules.

No spending caps. Deposit what you want and trade it the way you want.

• Invitation only. Log in, unlock it once with an invite code, and the terminal is yours.
• One account, your own wallets. Each member's wallets belong to their own Privy account, apart from everyone else's.
• Nothing to install. Open bndl.me in your browser, on any machine.

bndl.me runs in your browser, at app.bndl.me, and keeps your keys in Privy. Every gesture of the terminal works there. The few that touch your keys or send funds to a new address ask for your own confirmation first.

How each gesture works

Trading permissions

Relay, CEX Funding, Block-0, pairs other than SOL and USDC round trips in Solana warm-up use your trading permissions. If the terminal says one of them is not enabled on your account yet, log out and log in again: your trading permissions update on their own.

Exporting a key, importing one and saving an outside address each ask for your own login. The bndl.me engine is not allowed to do any of them.

bndl.me is a non-custodial tool. Your wallets are held with Privy under your login, not by us. We cannot recover a lost login.

Memecoins are highly risky. You can lose everything. Nothing here is financial advice.

You are responsible for your login, your 2FA codes and your actions. Transactions on a blockchain cannot be reversed.

You must follow the laws of your country and may not use the tool for fraud or market manipulation.

The tool is provided as is, without warranty. We can suspend an account that breaks these terms; you can still export your keys.

Contact: our Discord.

What we keep

• Your account: member ID, display name, handle.
• Your login: Privy holds your email, Google, X, Discord, wallet or passkey login. We read it to show it to you.
• Security data, for each logged-in device: device and browser type, city and country estimated from the IP address, dates.

We keep up to 200 security events for 90 days, and session details for the life of the session. With 2FA on, cities in the activity list need your 2FA code; without it, they are not shown after 7 days.

IP address

We use your IP address while you make a request: to estimate your location with a database stored on our server, and to limit abuse. This feature does not write it to disk and does not send it to any third party. City and country are approximate.

Your IP address is sent to the CEX funding provider only when you create a funding order, because it requires it. Charts embedded from third parties can see your IP address when you open them.

Cookies

Two strictly necessary cookies: one keeps you logged in, one recognizes this device for security alerts. No advertising cookies.

Third parties

Privy (login and wallets), blockchain RPC providers, and the services you choose to use in the tool.

Your choices

You can log out any device, and ask us on our Discord to delete your account data. Blockchain transactions are public and cannot be deleted.

IP Geolocation by DB-IP, CC BY 4.0.