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The public developer interface is the deployed RugFreePump Solana program and its published Anchor IDL & Types. RugFreePump does not provide off-chain infrastructure as part of its public developer interface. Direct integrations should interact with the on-chain program using standard Solana tooling.

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What RugFreePump Does Not Provide

RugFreePump currently does not provide the following public infrastructure or tooling:
  • No off-chain SDK: RugFreePump does not currently provide an official off-chain SDK.
  • No public REST API: RugFreePump does not provide REST API endpoints for third-party developer integrations. The hosted application uses internal REST APIs that may change or be discontinued without notice.
  • No managed RPC or transaction relaying: Integrators must provide their own RPC access, transaction submission, transaction fees, and retry infrastructure.
  • No managed indexing or data services: Developers must manage their own caching, indexing, event monitoring, and application data infrastructure.
  • No CPI wrapper or Rust crate: There is currently no official CPI wrapper or Rust integration crate.
Developers are responsible for the off-chain infrastructure, wallet handling, and application architecture required by their own integrations.

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Solana Deployments

RugFreePump maintains separate on-chain deployments across supported Solana clusters:
  • Devnet: Provided for development, integration testing, and protocol testing.
  • Mainnet: The production deployment for live protocol interactions.
Both deployments are maintained against the same RugFreePump program interface, which is defined by the published Anchor IDL & Types. Program IDs and deployment-specific configurations must match the target Solana cluster.

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Future Developer Tooling

RugFreePump plans to introduce the following official developer tooling in future releases:
  • A dedicated CPI wrapper
  • A dedicated Rust integration crate
Until these tools are officially released, third-party integrations should use the published on-chain program interface and standard Solana development tools.