BLOCKCHAIN AUTOMATION

Solana workflow automation

Automate Solana wallet monitoring, token transfers, protocol events, swaps, and liquidity with visual workflows in Blokboard.

Solana protocols

Pump.fun

Build Pump.fun workflows on Solana: watch launches, graduations, and trades; inspect coin data; and configure coin creation or swaps.

PumpSwap

Read PumpSwap pools, watch pool trades, and configure Solana swap workflows with Blokboard’s visual nodes.

Raydium

Build Raydium workflows for pool discovery, trade alerts, route quotes, swaps, and CPMM or CLMM liquidity operations on Solana.

Jupiter

Connect Jupiter route quotes and Solana swaps to conditions, wallet checks, and notifications in a visual Blokboard workflow.

Build Solana workflows that read wallet activity, respond to events, and connect on-chain actions to your tools. Solana is Blokboard’s most developed chain integration, with dedicated nodes for wallet data, transactions, subscriptions, and protocols.

What can you automate on Solana?#

Read SOL balances, token balances, holdings, and transactions.
Subscribe to account changes, program activity, logs, or signature updates.
Transfer SOL and tokens, mint Token-2022 tokens, and sign transactions.
Combine Pump.fun, PumpSwap, Raydium, and Jupiter operations with conditions, State, and notifications.

Start with a wallet report#

The Solana wallet report reads wallet data and sends a Telegram message. It is a useful first workflow because you can inspect the RPC response and notification without placing an order. For multiple wallets, use a file-driven report and Desktop’s file and email capabilities.

Choose a protocol for trading or liquidity#

Pump.fun covers coin data and launch activity; PumpSwap covers its pools and swaps. Raydium provides pool discovery, swaps, and liquidity operations. Jupiter provides route quotes and swaps. Each integration links to its supported nodes and setup instructions.

What do I need before running?#

Configure Solana RPC and the connections used by downstream nodes. Read-only wallet queries use public addresses; transaction nodes need a saved signing wallet, sufficient funds, and appropriate permissions. Test mode selects Solana devnet, but protocol availability differs: check the node’s network requirements before running it.