> For the complete documentation index, see [llms.txt](https://docs.bitfoot.com/llms.txt). Markdown versions of documentation pages are available by appending `.md` to page URLs; this page is available as [Markdown](https://docs.bitfoot.com/bitfoot-speed-extension/supported-platforms.md).

# Supported Platforms

Bitfoot Speed Extension **integrates** with **multiple platforms**, allowing traders to execute fast trades directly from their favorite tools. Below is a **list** of currently **supported platforms and chains**.

## **🔗 Multi-Chain Support**

Bitfoot Speed Extension currently supports fast trading across the following blockchains:

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### **List of supported chains**

* **Solana** (SOL)
* **Ethereum** (ETH)
* **Binance Smart Chain** (BSC)
* **Base**
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These chains are fully integrated, allowing one-click trading, USD-based Quick Buys, and smooth experience across all supported platforms.

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## **🌐 Multi-platform Support**

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### **List of supported platforms**

These platforms are **fully supported**, and the extension works seamlessly on them:

* [**X (Twitter)**](https://x.com/BitfootBot) **– (Solana only)** – Buy tokens directly from posts containing Solana contract addresses.
* [**Solscan** ](https://solscan.io/)– Trade directly from Solscan, making on-chain analysis even more efficient.
* [**Axiom** ](https://axiom.trade/)– Aiming for seamless on-platform trading with Bitfoot Speed Extension.
* [**GMGN** ](https://gmgn.ai/?chain=sol)– Trade directly on GMGN with Bitfoot Speed Extension.
* [**BullX & BullX NEO**](https://bullx.io/login?redirectUrl=) – Full integration for a smooth trading experience.
* [**PHOTON** ](https://photon-blast.tinyastro.io/)– Instant execution of trades within the PHOTON interface.
* [**Debot** ](https://debot.ai/?chain=solana)– Integration undergoing final testing for full functionality.
* [**DEX Screener** ](https://dexscreener.com/)– Execute trades directly from token pages on DexScreener.
* [**Pump.fun**](https://pump.fun/board) – One-click trading for **newly launched tokens**.
* [**Telegram**](https://web.telegram.org) **(Web) – Solana only** – Enable fast trades from messages containing Solana contract addresses.
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Below, you’ll find a **detailed breakdown tutorials** of how Bitfoot Speed Extension works on each platform. This includes **how to execute trades, what features are supported, and how the integration enhances your trading experience**.

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## 🐦 X (Twitter) <a href="#twitter" id="twitter"></a>

{% embed url="<https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=lB-X-_OECtc>" %}

## 🌐 Solscan <a href="#twitter" id="twitter"></a>

{% embed url="<https://youtu.be/X1y-ZjLovjs>" %}

## 🐊 GMGN.AI <a href="#gmgn" id="gmgn"></a>

{% embed url="<https://youtu.be/BnhPV-3mWGk>" %}

## 🟣 Photon

{% embed url="<https://youtu.be/-W-hZdhhChI>" %}

## 🦅 DEX Screener <a href="#dex-screener" id="dex-screener"></a>

{% embed url="<https://youtu.be/Kg1sink7XhQ>" %}

## 💊 Pump.fun <a href="#pump.fun" id="pump.fun"></a>

{% embed url="<https://youtu.be/uR3HNLnXcbM>" %}


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