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Access

Chipper is invite-only. Message the team for an invite, or redeem a license key if you already have one. Someone on the platform can also send you an invite link.
Open Telegram and go to @ChipperAccountBot. Tap Access Platform. The bot sends a one-time login link. Tap it to open Chipper in your browser. See Sign in.
No. Your workspace is tied to your Telegram account. Chipper does not ask you to create a password to sign in.
The login link is single-use. Go back to @ChipperAccountBot, tap Access Platform, and use the new link.
Open your avatar → Settings → Invite codes. Available codes show Not claimed yet. Click Copy invite link and send it. After they redeem it, the row shows Claimed by. Extra codes come from support.

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Wallets and funding

A folder is a named group of wallets. Use it to fund, distribute, collect, and trade across many addresses at once. A wallet can sit in more than one folder.
A funder is the wallet that funds a folder’s members. A folder can have only one. It shows a Funder badge in the table. A developer wallet is different: that is the wallet that deploys a token.
No. Once a folder has wallets, it locks to Solana or EVM. You cannot mix networks in the same folder. Selection on the wallet table is network-locked the same way.
A network is the signing scheme: solana or evm. A chain is the specific chain: solana, bnb, or robinhood. They share a name on Solana, but they are not the same thing. See Chains and protocols.
Open Add wallets. Generate creates new addresses. Import pastes keys you already have. Assign adds a folder and keeps existing ones. Move replaces every folder membership.
Open Fund. Send from a Chipper wallet, or deposit from a CEX. Review the quote before you submit. The quote shows the fee.
  • Distribute splits one wallet across many. The common case is a funder to its folder members.
  • Collect consolidates selected wallets back to a destination.
  • Transfer sends tokens or native currency to one destination.
Yes. Convert swaps assets or bridges across chains. Pick Standard or CEX, then review the convert quote before you submit.
Yes. Select wallets or folders, then Export. Chipper downloads a CSV with names, addresses, networks, and private keys. Treat the file as a secret.

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Launching

Open Tokens, then New token in the Launch sidebar. You can also click Create token, or press G then N. The editor is five steps: Token, Strategy, Wallets, Automations, and Review. See Launch.
Solana, BNB, and Robinhood. The protocols you see depend on the chain you pick. A protocol is the venue the token launches on, not a chain.
Yes. Chipper autosaves a launch draft after you leave the Token step, or as soon as you fill in a token detail. Resume it from the Launch sidebar. Drafts follow your account.
Yes. Use Import live on Tokens. Paste the contract. Chipper finds the live token and opens its page. Imported tokens have no Launched badge.
The wallet that deploys the token. You pick it in the Wallets step of Launch. It is not a wallet kind on the wallets table. Trading from it can expose or dump the supply, so Chipper asks before you select it.
Open the token you launched. Creator Fees sits on the trade sidebar when the protocol supports it and the fee recipient wallet is attached. Hold Hold to claim. Fees land in the Current recipient wallet.
Yes. Turn on demo mode from Settings → Demo mode. The editor is the same. Nothing reaches a chain.

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Automations

A server-run strategy attached to a token. It keeps running if you close the tab. You start, pause, resume, or cancel it as a job.
Configure the live ones on the token page, not from the Tokens list. The Strategies sidebar on Tokens is tagged Soon.
Yes. Attach a strategy on the token page. For example, use Auto Sell to scale out of a position you already hold.
Quick-trade chips are one-click buys and sells on a wallet row. You click them. An automation is a job Chipper runs for you. Instant Trade only skips the confirmation dialog on those chips. The trade sidebar does not use it.