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Current offer: 25% off eligible service fees.
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Pump Multi-Address Bundled Sell is a no-code multi-wallet liquidation tool. It consolidates the full balance of the selected Pump token from multiple wallets into the first wallet, which then sells the tokens through Pump.fun or PumpSwap.
Yes. CiaoTool automatically identifies the current market from the Token Mint and executes the sale through the Pump.fun bonding curve or PumpSwap liquidity pool.
Selling separately from every wallet requires multiple transactions and repeated Solana network fees and Jito tips. Consolidating before selling reduces the number of sales and bundle costs while improving execution efficiency. Same-block execution also shortens transaction exposure and reduces external trade and sandwich interference.
The first wallet always acts as the aggregation and selling wallet. The full selected-token balance from every source wallet is transferred to it in groups of up to five wallets before being sold. Both RPC and Jito Bundle consolidate every group into the same first wallet, which also receives all sale proceeds. Make sure you control every imported wallet.
With Jito Bundle, token consolidation and the Pump.fun or PumpSwap sale within each group execute atomically and in order within the same block. If any critical transaction fails, the entire Bundle will not be included on-chain. Larger tasks are automatically split into multiple Bundles. Each Bundle executes independently and is not collectively atomic with the others.
There is no overall wallet import limit. Source wallets are automatically divided into groups of up to five. RPC processes each group in sequence. One Jito Bundle supports up to four consolidation groups, 20 source wallets plus the first aggregation wallet, for 21 wallets in total. Additional Bundles continue using the same first wallet for the remaining source wallets.
RPC processes consolidation and selling in group order but is not fully atomic. If consolidation succeeds and the sale fails, tokens may remain in the first wallet and require a retry or manual handling. Jito combines consolidation from up to 20 source wallets with one final sale and executes the Bundle atomically within the same block. An additional Jito tip is required.
CiaoTool uses tiered pricing based on the number of participating wallets. The per-address rate decreases as more wallets are added, starting from 0.00375 SOL per address. The first wallet pays all service fees, Solana network fees, Pump-related costs, and applicable Jito tips. Make sure it holds enough SOL. All fees and estimated sale proceeds are displayed before execution.
CiaoTool is non-custodial. Imported private keys are used only to build and sign consolidation and selling transactions locally in the browser. They are never uploaded, transmitted, or stored on CiaoTool servers. The first wallet receives all consolidated Pump tokens and sale proceeds and pays the applicable fees. Make sure you control every imported wallet and verify the Token Mint, wallet order, and fees before submission.
In RPC mode, tokens already consolidated remain in the first wallet if the subsequent Pump.fun or PumpSwap sale fails. You can retry the sale or manage the tokens manually through the first wallet after checking its balance, current market, transaction settings, and network status.
Need help? View the full Pump Sell & Bundled Buy tutorial, or contact us.
Pump Multi-Address Bundled Sell is a no-code multi-wallet liquidation tool. It consolidates the full balance of the selected Pump token from multiple wallets into the first wallet, which then sells the tokens through Pump.fun or PumpSwap.
Yes. CiaoTool automatically identifies the current market from the Token Mint and executes the sale through the Pump.fun bonding curve or PumpSwap liquidity pool.
Selling separately from every wallet requires multiple transactions and repeated Solana network fees and Jito tips. Consolidating before selling reduces the number of sales and bundle costs while improving execution efficiency. Same-block execution also shortens transaction exposure and reduces external trade and sandwich interference.
The first wallet always acts as the aggregation and selling wallet. The full selected-token balance from every source wallet is transferred to it in groups of up to five wallets before being sold. Both RPC and Jito Bundle consolidate every group into the same first wallet, which also receives all sale proceeds. Make sure you control every imported wallet.
With Jito Bundle, token consolidation and the Pump.fun or PumpSwap sale within each group execute atomically and in order within the same block. If any critical transaction fails, the entire Bundle will not be included on-chain. Larger tasks are automatically split into multiple Bundles. Each Bundle executes independently and is not collectively atomic with the others.
There is no overall wallet import limit. Source wallets are automatically divided into groups of up to five. RPC processes each group in sequence. One Jito Bundle supports up to four consolidation groups, 20 source wallets plus the first aggregation wallet, for 21 wallets in total. Additional Bundles continue using the same first wallet for the remaining source wallets.
RPC processes consolidation and selling in group order but is not fully atomic. If consolidation succeeds and the sale fails, tokens may remain in the first wallet and require a retry or manual handling. Jito combines consolidation from up to 20 source wallets with one final sale and executes the Bundle atomically within the same block. An additional Jito tip is required.
CiaoTool uses tiered pricing based on the number of participating wallets. The per-address rate decreases as more wallets are added, starting from 0.00375 SOL per address. The first wallet pays all service fees, Solana network fees, Pump-related costs, and applicable Jito tips. Make sure it holds enough SOL. All fees and estimated sale proceeds are displayed before execution.
CiaoTool is non-custodial. Imported private keys are used only to build and sign consolidation and selling transactions locally in the browser. They are never uploaded, transmitted, or stored on CiaoTool servers. The first wallet receives all consolidated Pump tokens and sale proceeds and pays the applicable fees. Make sure you control every imported wallet and verify the Token Mint, wallet order, and fees before submission.
In RPC mode, tokens already consolidated remain in the first wallet if the subsequent Pump.fun or PumpSwap sale fails. You can retry the sale or manage the tokens manually through the first wallet after checking its balance, current market, transaction settings, and network status.