FluxBeam

FluxBeam is a decentralized exchange (DEX) on Solana. This page covers the exchange, not the car headlights or the phone app that share its name. Its docs say it was the first Solana DEX to fully support Token Extensions. A Solana Foundation grant backed that work. Token Extensions, or Token-2022, is a newer kind of token that can carry its own rules, such as a fee on every transfer. The same team runs free tools to create and manage tokens without code. It also runs FluxBot, a trading bot inside Telegram, and RugCheck, which scores how risky a token looks.

How FluxBeam DEX swaps Token-2022 tokens

FluxBeam is a swap exchange where anyone can open a liquidity pool and trade against it. Its point of difference is the token types it handles: FluxBeam's docs say it trades any Solana token, including classic SPL tokens, SPL-404 hybrids and SPL-22 (Token-2022) tokens.

Token-2022 tokens are harder to trade than they look. A token with a transfer fee loses a slice of every amount that moves, so a pool has to work out what actually arrived before it prices a swap. Hooks and other extensions add their own checks. FluxBeam's pools are built to handle these tokens.

For you as a trader, that means a Token-2022 token you can't find elsewhere may well have its main pool on FluxBeam. The swap screen, the pool list and the liquidity pages work like any other Solana DEX, and the docs cover providing and managing liquidity and wrapping SOL.

FluxBeam Infinity: limit orders, stop loss and smart money tracking

Infinity is FluxBeam's trading terminal, shown at Breakpoint 2024 (our summary of the keynote). It puts a TradingView chart, token details with risk analysis, a live activity log and order tools on one screen, so you don't juggle tabs while a new token moves.

The advanced order tools cover four order types:

• a limit order, which buys or sells when a token hits your price;
• take profit, which sells once a target is reached;
• stop loss, which exits if the price falls to a floor;
• trailing stop loss, which follows the price up and sells only if it drops back by the percentage you set.

The Smart Money feed streams what large wallets are trading, with filters for buys, sells, new tokens and first sightings of a token. Each row shows the trader, token, amount, market cap and a RugCheck risk score, with a one-click buy at a SOL amount you preset.

FluxBeam says its activity feed shows transactions 8 seconds earlier than the rest. That is the team's own claim, not an independent measurement. A "Signals and Automations" section is listed in the docs as coming soon, as of November 2026.

FluxBeam token creator and FluxTools

FluxTools is FluxBeam's free set of no-code token tools. You can create a token, open a pool for it, lock it, edit it and airdrop it from a browser wallet without writing code. The tools come in two versions: V1 makes a classic SPL token, and V2 makes a Token-2022 token with the extensions you pick, such as a transfer fee.

The full list in the docs covers token creation, pool creation, a token locker, a token manager, a metadata manager, a fee manager, withheld-fee claims, burn, mint and a beta airdrop tool.

A few details matter once you have launched:

• The Token Manager is where you edit or revoke the mint authority (who can print more tokens) and the freeze authority (who can freeze holders' tokens). It also controls who can change the transfer fee and who can withdraw the fees collected.
• For liquidity, the pool creation guide says a token aiming for at least $10,000 of liquidity needs a minimum of $5,000.
• The same guide says to lock your LP tokens (the receipt for your pool deposit) in the token locker or send them to an off-curve address, and not to burn them.

Creating a token still costs SOL for network fees and rent, as with any Solana token.

FluxBot: FluxBeam's Telegram trading bot

FluxBot is a Solana trading bot that runs inside Telegram. You start the bot, deposit SOL into the wallet it gives you, and then buy and sell tokens from chat. FluxBot was named Grand Champion of Solana's Hyperdrive Hackathon at Breakpoint in Amsterdam on 3 November 2023.

The FluxBot docs cover swaps, limit orders, dollar-cost averaging (DCA), a copy trader that mirrors any Solana wallet, a token sniper for new launches, an AI assistant and FluxPay. Lending and borrowing run through Marginfi LST$127.67+3.2%. The bot can be set to one of 10 languages.

FluxBot charges 0.75% of transaction volume on swaps, snipes, limit orders, DCA and lending. It routes trades through FluxBeam, Raydium RAY$1.76+8.9% and Meteora MET$0.291+5.4% directly, and reaches other tokens through Jupiter JUP$0.261+4.4%.

Say you buy 10 SOL of a token through FluxBot: the bot fee is 0.075 SOL, before network and priority fees.

FLUXB token and FluxBeam reflections

FLUXB is the token tied to FluxBot and FluxBeam. It has a 500 million total supply and a 3% tax on trades, per the token docs. Holders who keep at least 50,000 FLUXB receive "reflections", a share of fees paid out in FLUXB.

The reflections page sets out where the payouts come from:

Payouts land every 12 hours with no staking or lock-up, split by each holder's share of all qualifying balances. The FLUXB link above uses the mint address published in the FluxBot token docs.

Two things shape what a holder actually receives. The 3% tax applies to the holder's own trades in and out of FLUXB. And the payout depends on FluxBot and FLUXB trading volume, so it rises and falls with activity. The FluxBot roadmap lists routing FluxBeam LP fees into FLUXB as an upcoming addition, without a date.

RugCheck, FluxRPC and the FluxBeam swap API

RugCheck is a tool that scores how risky a Solana token looks before you buy it. Scott Hague founded both RugCheck and FluxBeam, says SolanaFloor. RugCheck scores show up all over FluxBeam's Infinity screens and inside FluxBot. In 2024, SolanaFloor reported that traders had made over 100 million RugCheck reports in a year. See the RugCheck page for more.

FluxRPC is a data service that apps use to read the Solana chain. It bundles a RugCheck discount and charges by data used, at $6 per 100 GB as of November 2026. Its Lantern add-on is a local RPC that caches Solana account data right next to your application, so reads are faster. The team showed both at Breakpoint 2025 (our talk summary).

Developers can plug into FluxBeam too. The Swap API returns a price quote and a transaction ready to sign. The Pool API creates pools. The docs also host the team's technical paper, Solana Bandwidth Markets, on how transactions get delivered to the network.

Who FluxBeam is for

FluxBeam is built for founders launching a Token-2022 token, most of all one with a transfer fee. They can mint it, open a pool and manage fees in one place, for free. It also suits active traders of new Solana tokens. They get orders, wallet tracking and risk scores on one screen or in Telegram.

It is a weaker fit if you mainly swap large, well-known tokens. An aggregator such as Jupiter routes across many exchanges at once. FluxBeam's tools are built around very new tokens, the riskiest corner of the market.

If you are a founder with a classic SPL token and no need for extensions, any token tool works. FluxBeam's edge is Token-2022.

Is FluxBeam safe? Audits, custody and the October 2026 website hijack

FluxBeam's main risks sit in its website, a swap program with no public audit, and the custody of FluxBot wallets. The most recent incident was a website hijack. Overnight at the end of October 2026, attackers took over the fluxbeam.xyz domain. It was one of a dozen DeFi sites, all registered with Name.com, that were made to serve a wallet drainer, which tricks visitors into approving transfers out of their wallets, The Block reported.

FluxBeam told users to stay off the site and not connect a wallet. It said only the website was hit, the exchange kept running normally on-chain, and it had no reports of users being affected. The team asked its providers to take the site offline as a precaution and said it was back on the evening of 31 October. The lesson fits any DeFi site: a domain can be hijacked while the contracts are safe. Check official channels before you sign anything.

We found no public audit report for the FluxBeam swap program in FluxBeam's docs or in outside coverage, as of November 2026. The program address is FLUXubRmkEi2q6K3Y9kBPg9248ggaZVsoSFhtJHSrm1X. Any Solana explorer shows whether it can still be upgraded and by whom.

FluxBot holds a trading wallet for you inside Telegram. Its docs say your private key is your job: the team can't see it or reset it. If you import a new key over an old one without a backup, the old wallet is gone. Back up the key, set the bot password, and keep only trading money in the bot.

Much of what FluxBeam's tools surface, from the new-token filters in Infinity to the FluxBot sniper, is days or hours old. A Token Extensions token may also charge a transfer fee, or its creator may still be able to freeze it. Check the RugCheck score shown beside each token before you trade it.

FluxBeam vs Raydium, Meteora and BONKbot

FluxBeam's case against bigger rivals is focus: it was built around Token-2022 tokens and pairs the exchange with free tools to create them. That gap has narrowed. Raydium's CPMM and CLMM pools now accept Token-2022 tokens with a short allow-list of extensions, including transfer fees, per Raydium's docs. Raydium and Meteora are larger venues, while FluxBeam keeps the extensions tooling and RugCheck built in.

On Telegram, FluxBot competes with bots such as BONKbot. FluxBot's draws are its 0.75% fee, MarginFi lending inside the bot and FLUXB reflections. Compare fees, supported features and the custody model of each bot before moving funds.

For token creation, Solana Compass runs its own token launch tool, and its fees support our liquid staking token. That is our product, so weigh it with that in mind. FluxBeam's V2 tools are the more specialised choice if you need Token-2022 extensions.

FluxBeam team and history

Scott Hague founded FluxBeam, and he also founded RugCheck. FluxBeam's exchange was built around Token Extensions, with a Solana Foundation grant for that work. FluxBot won the Hyperdrive hackathon in November 2023. The team showed the Infinity terminal at Breakpoint 2024 and FluxRPC at Breakpoint 2025.

FluxBeam posts updates on its @FluxBeamDEX account on X and in the FluxBeam docs. During the October 2026 hijack, the team asked users to trust only that X account for news.