Platform Attribution

Platform Attribution feature showing Launchpad Trade transaction labeling capabilities

Add the platformTag parameter to any swap request to set which platform logo appears next to your transaction. Choose a single platform, provide a custom list for random selection, or use RANDOM to let the API pick one automatically.

Optional. If platformTag is absent from your request, no attribution is applied and the transaction proceeds normally.

Where It Works

Transactions with platform attribution are visible on Padre, BullX, GMGN, and other Solana trading platforms.

Available Platforms

Photon · Axiom · BullX · Trojan · BonkBot · GMGN · Padre · PepeBoost · Maestro · Phantom · NONE

NONE counts as a platform option — it means no logo is displayed. Useful in arrays to vary attribution across wallets.

Configuration

Platform Attribution is configured via the platformTag parameter.

Structure

{
  "platformTag": {
    "platform": "RANDOM",
    "mode": "NORMAL"
  }
}

Or disabled explicitly:

{
  "platformTag": false
}

Or simply omitted (no attribution, transaction proceeds).

Parameters

platformTag

object | false

Optional. If absent, no platform attribution is applied. Set to false to explicitly disable.

platformTag.platform

string | string[]

required

Platform(s) to attribute. Required when platformTag is an object.

RANDOM: Random selection from all platforms (including NONE)
PHOTON, AXIOM, BULLX, TROJAN, BONKBOT, GMGN, PADRE, PEPEBOOST, MAESTRO, PHANTOM: Specific platform
NONE: No logo displayed
Array: Random selection from a custom list (e.g. ["PHOTON", "AXIOM", "NONE"])

platformTag.mode

string

default:"NORMAL"

Attribution mode.

NORMAL: Standard attribution (default). Near-zero cost
BYPASS: Enhanced compatibility with GMGN. Costs 0.001 SOL per transaction

Behavior

Configuration	Result
`platformTag` absent	No attribution, TX proceeds
`platformTag: false`	No attribution, TX proceeds (explicit)
`platform: "RANDOM"`	Random from all platforms + NONE
`platform: "PHOTON"`	Always Photon
`platform: "NONE"`	Never shows a logo
`platform: ["PHOTON", "AXIOM"]`	Random between Photon and Axiom
`platform: ["PHOTON", "NONE"]`	Random between Photon and none

Examples

Random selection from all platforms (including NONE). Each wallet/TX gets a different one.

{
  "platformTag": {
    "platform": "RANDOM",
    "mode": "NORMAL"
  }
}

All transactions are attributed to Photon.

{
  "platformTag": {
    "platform": "PHOTON"
  }
}

Each wallet gets a random platform from your list. Great for multi-wallet operations.

{
  "platformTag": {
    "platform": ["PHOTON", "AXIOM", "BULLX"]
  }
}

Include NONE in the array so some wallets show no logo — useful for varied attribution across wallets.

{
  "platformTag": {
    "platform": ["PHOTON", "AXIOM", "NONE"]
  }
}

Better GMGN compatibility. Adds 0.001 SOL per transaction.

{
  "platformTag": {
    "platform": "RANDOM",
    "mode": "BYPASS"
  }
}

Attribution is active but no logo is displayed on any transaction.

{
  "platformTag": {
    "platform": "NONE"
  }
}

Explicitly disable platform attribution.

{
  "platformTag": false
}

No platformTag in the request — no attribution is applied, the transaction proceeds normally.

{
  "tokenAddress": "7GCihgDB8fe6KNjn2MYtkzZcRjQy3t9GHdC8uHYmW2hr",
  "privateKeys": ["5K7gT..."],
  "amount": {
    "mode": "FIXED",
    "value": 0.5
  },
  "priorityFee": {
    "mode": "FAST"
  }
}

BYPASS mode adds 0.001 SOL to each transaction. Only use it if you specifically need GMGN compatibility.

Validation

Rule	Description
`platformTag`	Optional. Object or `false`
`platform`	String or array of strings. Must be a value from the list above
`platform` (array)	Minimum 1 element, no duplicates
`mode`	Optional. `NORMAL` or `BYPASS`. Defaults to `NORMAL`

Supported Endpoints

Platform Attribution works on all endpoints that perform swaps (buy or sell).

Compliance

Platform Attribution applies a cosmetic label to transaction metadata. You are responsible for ensuring your use complies with applicable laws and regulations.

Getting Started

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Where It Works

Available Platforms

Configuration

Structure

Parameters

Behavior

Examples

Validation

Supported Endpoints

Compliance

What’s Next?

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Getting Started

Concepts

Trading

Launch

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Funding

Utilities

​Where It Works

​Available Platforms

​Configuration

​Structure

​Parameters

​Behavior

​Examples

​Validation

​Supported Endpoints

​Compliance

​What’s Next?

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Where It Works

Available Platforms

Configuration

Structure

Parameters

Behavior

Examples

Validation

Supported Endpoints

Compliance

What’s Next?