PumpFun API Documentation
In this section we will see how to fetch PumpFun related data via Bitquery APIs and Streams.
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What is PumpFun API?​
Bitquery PumpFun APIs help you fetch on-chain data for PumpFun that includes:
- Token Trades
- Trade Prices
- Token Creation
- Creator Holdings
- Token Holdings
- Bonding Curve Progress
- Migration to Pump swap
- Trades of a user
- Trade Metrics - Volume, Trades, Sellers & Buyers, etc.
- Token Liquidity
- Token Price Change
- Historical Data for Aggreagated Metrics
What are capabilities of Bitquery PumpFun API?​
Bitquery PumpFun APIs are based on GraphQL, and are very flexible. You can fetch trades, token creation, token holdings, bonding curve progress and migration information for a specific token or wallet for a given time period, and join with other information.
Solana RPC
- JSON-RPC endpoint exposing raw on-chain state & transactions
- No built-in history or analytics—any indexing/aggregation you build or outsource
- Ideal for submitting transactions
Bitquery Solana API
- GraphQL endpoint over pre-indexed, parsed Solana data (token transfers, DEX trades, NFTs, etc.)
- Historical data, joins, aggregations & real-time subscriptions
- Great for real-time data and historical backtesting without running your own indexer
Difference between Solana Geyser stream and Bitquery Kafka Stream?​
Solana Geyser stream
- Data & Protocol: Runs as a plugin in your own Solana validator, emitting raw on-chain events (account updates, slot status changes, processed transactions, block metadata) over binary or gRPC feeds.
- Infra & Maintenance: You must host, scale, and secure the node yourself, parse and index all raw data client-side, and deal with only basic filtering—latency and reliability depend entirely on your setup; no built-in historical querying.
Bitquery Kafka Stream
- Data & Protocol: Provides fully managed Kafka topics—
solana.dextrades.proto,solana.tokens.proto, andsolana.transactions.proto—delivering pre-parsed, enriched Protocol-Buffers events (DEX trades, token transfers, supply/balance updates, instructions, blocks, etc.). - Infra & Maintenance: Enterprise-grade, auto-scaling Kafka streams with sub-second latency, schema-based filtering, instruction-level balance updates, built-in replication/failover—no node ops or custom parsing needed.
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Does Bitquery support PumpFun Websocket and Webhooks?​
Bitquery supports websocket and webhooks — you can convert most of the GraphQL APIs into GraphQL streams by changing the word query to subscription. You can monitor this data via a websocket. More and code samples available here