# FluxBeam > Next Generation Trading On SOLANA FluxBeam is a decentralized exchange on Solana with support for Token Extensions tokens. It lets users swap, bridge, and provide liquidity, create and manage tokens, and trade from Telegram through FluxBot. FluxBeam is a decentralized exchange protocol on Solana that supports SPL tokens alongside tokens built on the Token Extensions standard. It lets users swap tokens, provide and manage liquidity, and bridge assets to and from Solana through a non-custodial web app. The protocol serves traders and token creators who want to trade and launch tokens that use transfer fees and other extension features. The exchange runs as a set of smart contracts deployed on Solana, with a trading interface that combines token risk analysis, charting, and conditional limit orders such as take profit, stop loss, and trailing stop loss. A free tooling suite lets creators mint standard and extension-enabled tokens, create liquidity pools, lock and burn supply, manage fees and metadata, and run airdrops. The protocol has also been deployed on an additional Solana-compatible network. Alongside the exchange, the profile offers FluxBot, a Telegram trading bot for swaps, sniping, limit orders, dollar cost averaging, copy trading, and lending. The FLUXB utility token carries a transfer fee whose proceeds, together with a share of bot service fees, are reflected to holders above a minimum balance. FluxBeam is used by retail traders, token creators, and developers who integrate its swap and pool APIs. - Type: Protocol - Sector: DeFi - Status: Active - Founded: 2023-05-01 - Profile: https://thegrid.id/profiles/FluxBeam ## Products - [FluxBeam](https://thegrid.id/profiles/FluxBeam): FluxBeam is a decentralized exchange on Solana that lets users swap SPL and Token Extensions tokens directly from their wallets. Trades run through the protocol's own liquidity pools, and users can create and manage pools of their own. Its Infinity trading interface adds token risk scores, charting, and conditional limit orders including take profit, stop loss, and trailing stop loss. A bridge lets users move assets between Solana and multiple other networks, and a tooling suite covers token creation, locking, burning, fee management, and airdrops. (Decentralised Exchange, Live, Main Product) - [FluxBot](https://thegrid.id/profiles/FluxBeam): FluxBot is a Telegram trading bot for Solana that lets users buy and sell tokens, including Token Extensions tokens, from a chat interface. Orders route through an external aggregator for pricing, and users can set limit orders, schedule dollar cost averaging, snipe new launches, and lend or borrow through an integrated lending protocol. Copy trading replicates the trades of any chosen wallet in real time with user-set amounts. FluxPay lets users send and receive Solana tokens by Telegram identity rather than wallet address, and an AI assistant turns plain-language requests into transactions. (Trading Bot, Live) ## Assets - [FluxBot (FLUXB)](https://thegrid.id/profiles/FluxBeam): FLUXB is the utility token of FluxBeam and FluxBot on Solana. It is used for reflection rewards, where a transfer fee on the token and a share of FluxBot service fees are distributed to holders above a minimum balance. Built on the Token Extensions standard, its transfer fee is enforced at the token level rather than by a separate contract. 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