Frequently asked questions.
Everything you need to start
building with Rungst.
What is Rungst?
Rungst is a real-time trade data provider for builders, covering trades made through supported apps, currently Fomo and Pump.fun. Get a consistent event with the trader, tokens, amounts, and trading app, so you can spend more time building your product and less time decoding transactions.
What can I build with it?
Build copytrading tools, live trading dashboards, wallet trackers, token activity feeds, or alerts for the trades you care about. Use the same stream to power analytics, monitor trading strategies, or bring live activity into your own app.
Which chains do you support?
Solana is supported today. EVM support is coming soon, bringing Rungst to more chains. We’ll share the supported networks as they become available.
How do I receive the data?
Connect to Rungst over WebSocket and subscribe to a wallet or token address. Matching trade events are pushed to your connection as they arrive, so you don’t need to poll for updates. Access and subscription limits depend on your plan.
How many events can I receive?
Monthly event credits range from 1M on Free to 200M on Enterprise. One event delivered to one subscription uses one credit. Credits reset each UTC calendar month, and delivery stops when your credits run out. See Pricing for every plan’s allowance.
Can I use Rungst for copytrading?
Yes. Subscribe to a trader’s wallet and use incoming trade events as inputs for your copytrading logic. Rungst provides the data; your application handles strategy, risk controls, and trade execution.
Can I track a token instead of a wallet?
Yes. Subscribe to a token’s mint address to receive its trades made through supported apps, currently Fomo and Pump.fun. This filters our app trade feed by token; it does not include every on-chain trade or every transaction interacting with a pool. Use it to follow activity from those apps in your dashboard or alerts.
How do I get started?
Choose a plan, configure your allowed IP addresses in the dashboard, then connect your application to the WebSocket stream. The examples above show how to subscribe and what a trade event looks like.
// One stream. Your next idea.const rungst = { chain: "solana", next: "evm", // coming soon delivery: "websocket", build: [ "copytrading tools", "live dashboards", "wallet trackers", "token activity feeds", "custom alerts", "your next idea", ], };