Transfer Ranges
The Transfer Ranges filter transfers based on the amount of SOL sent. You can configure up to 5 ranges.
How does it work
Each range defines an interval (minimum — maximum, and the max must be greater than the min). When the bot detects a transfer, it checks whether the amount falls within one of your ranges. Only wallets funded within one of these ranges are tracked. If you don’t set any ranges, there is no amount filter.
Example : Your rugger always sends exactly 1.49 SOL. → Set: Min = 1.48 SOL / Max = 1.50 SOL
Multiple ranges
If your rugger uses several different amounts:
| Range | Min | Max |
|---|---|---|
| Range 1 | 1.48 SOL | 1.50 SOL |
| Range 2 | 5.66 SOL | 5.68 SOL |
| Range 3 | 6.44 SOL | 6.46 SOL |
| Range 4 | … | … |
| Range 5 | … | … |
The bot will only add wallets receiving an amount matching one of these ranges. So you have up to 5 different amounts covered at the same time.
When to use them?
| Situation | Transfer Ranges |
|---|---|
| Main wallet with fixed amounts | ✅ Essential |
| Dev who drains their wallet all at once | ❌ Not necessary |
| You want to be more precise | ✅ Recommended |
💡 Tip : Analyze your rugger’s past transfers. For a main wallet (fixed amounts with gas variation), a margin of ± 0.01-0.02 SOL is perfect. But for an exchange address (hot wallet), you need an ultra-fine band of ± 0.0001 SOL — an exchange sends thousands of transfers, a wide band would bring in lots of unknowns and skew everything. Never use ± 0.01 on an exchange.