Chains and protocols

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Chains vs networks

In Chipper, a network is the underlying signing scheme (like solana or evm), while a chain is the specific blockchain environment. You can read more about this distinction in Core concepts. Chipper currently supports three chains:

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Protocols

A protocol is the specific venue a token launches or trades on. Here are the protocols currently supported (may go stale) for discovery and trading across each chain:

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Solana

• Bags
• Bonk
• Meteora
• MeteoraDLMM
• Moonshot
• Orca
• PumpAMM
• PumpFun
• Raydium
• RaydiumAMM
• RaydiumCPMM

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BNB

• Flap
• FlapTax
• FourMeme
• PancakeSwap
• Uniswap V2
• Uniswap V3
• Uniswap V4
• XMode

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Robinhood

• Bankr
• DyorFun
• DyorSwap
• Flap
• FlapTax
• NoxaFun
• Pons V1
• Pons V2
• Pools Instant
• PoolsCCA
• RobinSwap
• Trench
• Uniswap V2
• Uniswap V3
• Uniswap V4
• Virtuals

Launching: When you launch a token, the protocol options available in the token step depend on which chain you selected. Trading: You can import and trade tokens on supported protocols even if you did not launch them through Chipper. See Tokens for more on managing your portfolio.

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Chain differences

While the core experience of funding folders, distributing, and executing trades works the same way everywhere, a few capabilities depend on the chain you are using:

• Convert: You can bridge value across chains and swap assets using Convert.
• Locking: Time-locking tokens from the trade sidebar is currently a Solana-only feature. See Lock for details.