Pump HQ Scanner labels every coin on Axiom's Pulse and Terminal's Trenches by its dev's record: serial ruggers, farmers, copycats and OGs, the moment it shows up.
v2.1.3 · Read-only: it never touches your wallet
SHA-256 of pumphq-scanner-2.1.3.zip: 440c59429280e59a2d306e2a55d8c6b8cda243abace47a2ec4183b71f336107e

Colors and tags show up right on Axiom's and Terminal's own rows, under the stats you already watch.
Devs whose coins mostly died get flagged, with the count.
Launching dud after dud today? You'll see it before you ape.
Copies of older coins, and whether they kept their own X or stole the original's.
The first coin with the ticker, and how many copies came after it.
Words lots of different devs are launching right now, and the new coin winning each one in pink.
Coins posing as a celeb's "official" coin, or using a famous account's X.
All of it runs on your Scanner key from Pump HQ on Whop. Members get the member price.
Snipers, bundles, whale flippers: RED / YELLOW / GREEN in seconds, right from the row.
Devs with real pumps in the last 30 hours who aren't farming, tracked for you and refreshed every 15 minutes. A record of recent pumps, not a promise about the next coin.
A pop-up the moment a dev you track launches a new coin.
Where their new coin's price sits one minute in.
No new tab, no copy-pasting contract addresses.



It installs from a file, so it's a couple of extra clicks compared to the Chrome Web Store.
Documents\Pump HQ Scanner. Right-click the zip, choose Extract All, and extract it there. Don't delete that folder: the extension runs from it.brave://extensions (or chrome://extensions) and turn on Developer mode at the top right.Updates: when the popup says a new version is out, download it again, extract it over the same folder, and click the reload arrow on the extensions page.
It's read-only. It never reads your wallet, never signs anything and never trades. Since version 2.0.0 the extension holds no logic of its own: it sends the coin addresses on your screen to the Pump HQ server and draws the colours that come back. The privacy policy lists exactly what it sends and where.
The Scanner installs from a file instead of the Chrome Web Store, and browsers only allow that with Developer mode on. Your browser may remind you about it now and then. Leave it on, or the extension turns off.
Every release has one fingerprint. Right-click the zip in PowerShell with Get-FileHash pumphq-scanner.zip (Mac/Linux: shasum -a 256 pumphq-scanner.zip) and compare it with the SHA-256 shown above the download button. If it doesn't match, you didn't get it from here: delete it.
Three things, all to the Pump HQ server: your Scanner key, the addresses of the coins on your Pulse or Trenches screen (that's how it gets the colours back), and a random install ID made on your computer so one key can't be shared. Prices and candles for the coin panel come from DexScreener and GeckoTerminal. Nothing else leaves your browser: no wallet, no balances, no browsing. The privacy policy has the full list.
The popup tells you when there's a new version. Download it again, extract it over the same folder, and hit the reload arrow on the extensions page. Your settings and key stay put.
Scanner keys are a weekly or monthly subscription on Whop, and everything in the Scanner runs on one. Going monthly? Pump HQ members skip the setup fee with the code from the group.
No. It means no obvious traps were found. Most pump.fun coins still die, so size small and never trade money you can't lose. Nothing here is financial advice.
Takes two minutes to set up.