Pump.fun has expanded its trading interface to HyperEVM, allowing users to buy and sell tokens from Hyperliquid’s smart-contract environment using USDC. The integration, disclosed through Pump.fun’s official announcement on August 26, also includes Callout rewards and low-cost trading. The move extends Pump.fun beyond its Solana roots by adding another blockchain ecosystem directly to its retail-facing trading app.
Pump.fun subsequently specified that trading fees on HyperEVM are 0.1%, compared with 0% on Solana through its app. The announcement says users can trade any HyperEVM token against USDC, but does not state that Pump.fun’s Solana-style token creation or bonding-curve system has been deployed on HyperEVM. For now, the expansion is centered on trading existing HyperEVM assets rather than extending Pump.fun’s complete launchpad infrastructure to the network.
HyperEVM is now supported on the Pumpfun app
Trade any HyperEVM token with USDC, earn callout rewards & trade with near-zero fees
We’re proud to be the first app to bring HyperEVM to the trenches. Let’s cook. pic.twitter.com/KSrC8T1weq
— Pump.fun (@Pumpfun) August 26, 2026
HyperEVM Adds Another Market to Pump.fun’s Interface
HyperEVM is the Ethereum-compatible smart-contract environment integrated into Hyperliquid’s Layer 1 network. Hyperliquid’s technical documentation says the environment runs EVM blocks under HyperBFT consensus and uses HYPE as its native gas asset. Its EVM compatibility allows developers to deploy applications and tokens using tooling broadly familiar across Ethereum-based ecosystems.
The integration gives Pump.fun users another interface for reaching that asset base without relying solely on dedicated HyperEVM applications. It also introduces Callout rewards, Pump.fun’s mechanism for rewarding users who surface tokens to other traders. The combination of USDC trading, low fees and social discovery is designed to reduce friction around finding and trading HyperEVM assets inside a single application.
The expansion comes as Hyperliquid has developed substantial trading infrastructure beyond its original perpetual-futures market. Financial charting platform TradingView added Hyperliquid market data in July and noted that the ecosystem now includes an EVM alongside lending, borrowing and its established derivatives infrastructure. That broader financial footprint gives Pump.fun a larger on-chain market to address than a standalone experimental EVM environment.
Expansion Signals a Broader Multi-Chain Direction
Pump.fun remains heavily associated with Solana, where its launchpad and PumpSwap trading infrastructure built most of the platform’s activity. However, the HyperEVM addition shows that its newer app strategy is becoming less dependent on a single network. Pump.fun is increasingly positioning its interface as a cross-chain trading gateway rather than exclusively as a Solana memecoin creation platform.
Some implementation details remain unclear. Pump.fun has not publicly detailed which liquidity venues execute every HyperEVM trade, how assets are selected for display or whether additional launchpad functionality will eventually follow. Those unanswered questions make the integration an expansion of market access, not yet evidence of a complete migration of Pump.fun’s operating model to Hyperliquid.
The immediate development is therefore narrower but still notable: HyperEVM tokens can now reach Pump.fun’s user interface and trade against USDC. Whether that access develops into meaningful sustained volume will depend on actual user activity after the initial integration rather than the announcement itself.
