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Funding & Distribution

Fund launch wallets on the selected network; SOL and Jito examples apply to Solana.

Network scope: Panda Bundler supports Pump.fun on Solana, Pons on Robinhood Chain, and Uniswap on Ethereum. Features, wallet limits, funding routes and launch controls vary by venue. SOL, Jito and Solana-address examples below apply only to Solana; do not reuse them for an EVM network. Select the correct network in the live app and confirm its requirements before funding or signing.

A launch can use many wallets, but the workspace presents one funding wallet and a calculated requirement.

Panda Bundler funding and distribution workspace

Requirement

The displayed amount can account for token-buy allocation, protocol fees, slippage headroom, wallet reserves, applicable priority fees (such as Jito tips on Solana), and a distribution buffer. Use the live calculation rather than a value copied from another launch.

Distribution methods

Panda Bundler can expose methods such as Peel and CEX.

  • Peel routes funding through a configured sequence of wallet transfers.

  • CEX prepares exchange-withdrawal amounts and timing for destination wallets.

Confirm network, minimum withdrawal, fee, and recipient list before sending funds.

Readiness

Each wallet row shows its target and current status. Do not execute while a required wallet is short, pending, or failed. Re-run only an incomplete step rather than duplicating successful transfers.