Key Highlights
- Pump.fun announced multichain trading support for Ethereum, Base, BNB and other networks through its app.
- The platform said users can trade across EVM chains with SOL, without manually bridging assets.
- Pump.fun also said multichain wallets will be automatically generated for user accounts.
Pump.fun has announced multichain trading support for its app, marking a major expansion beyond its Solana-first memecoin trading model.
In a post on X on May 26, Pump.fun said users can now trade across Ethereum, Base, BNB and other supported chains through the Pump.fun app. The platform described the update as “frictionless multichain trading,” positioning the feature around one-wallet access and simplified cross-chain execution.
The announcement signals a broader push by Pump.fun to move from a Solana-native token launch and trading platform into a wider multichain trading app.
No Bridging, No Native Gas Tokens
Pump.fun said the new app experience is designed to remove two major frictions in cross-chain crypto trading: bridging and gas management.
According to the platform, users will be able to trade across supported EVM chains with one wallet, while using SOL as the trading currency. Pump.fun said users will not need native gas tokens for each chain, adding that the platform will sponsor gas for those transactions.
The company also said multichain wallets will be automatically generated for user accounts, meaning users will not need to manually create or manage separate wallets for each supported network.
That structure could make the app more accessible for retail traders who want exposure to tokens across multiple chains but do not want to manage bridges, gas tokens, RPC settings or separate wallet flows.
Why It Matters
Pump.fun became one of the most recognizable names in Solana’s memecoin cycle by making token creation and trading extremely simple. Its expansion into Ethereum, Base and BNB Chain suggests the platform is now trying to take that same low-friction model into larger liquidity ecosystems.
Ethereum offers deeper DeFi liquidity, Base has become a major retail and consumer-crypto network, and BNB Chain remains one of the busiest chains for low-cost token trading. By bringing those networks into a single app experience, Pump.fun is attempting to compete not only as a memecoin launchpad, but as a cross-chain trading interface.
The move also comes after earlier market speculation that Pump.fun was preparing a broader multichain strategy, with reports in March pointing to chain-specific domain activity linked to Ethereum, Base, BNB Chain and Monad.
Pump.fun’s Bigger Bet
The update does not just add more chains. It changes how Pump.fun wants users to interact with crypto markets.
Instead of requiring traders to move assets manually between networks, hold multiple gas tokens or switch wallets, Pump.fun is packaging multichain access into a single app flow. That approach could help the platform retain Solana users while opening the door to trading activity from EVM ecosystems.
For now, the key test will be execution: whether the app can deliver smooth cross-chain trading without creating hidden risks around wallet management, routing, liquidity, gas sponsorship or failed transactions.
The multichain rollout builds on Pump.fun’s recent product changes. CryptoTimes reported last week that Pump.fun introduced USDC trading pairs for stable launches, adding a new liquidity option aimed at reducing exposure to SOL volatility during token launches.
Still, the message from Pump.fun is clear. The platform is no longer positioning itself as only a Solana memecoin venue. It is trying to become a broader multichain trading app built around speed, simplicity and one-wallet access.
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