# Advanced Filters

Advanced filters let you precisely control which tokens the Sniper should buy. A token must pass **all active filters** to trigger a purchase.

Access this page from **🎯 Sniper → Filters**.

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## 🛡️ Bundle Check

Detects and ignores tokens that appear to be massively sniped by adversarial bots at the same moment.

| State   | Behavior                                        |
| ------- | ----------------------------------------------- |
| **OFF** | Buys without verification                       |
| **ON**  | Ignores tokens with suspicious grouped activity |

> A token with a bot bundle at creation is often a manipulation. This filter protects you from buying in the middle of an organized dump.

**Recommended: enabled.**

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## 🏷️ "pump" Suffix

Only buys tokens whose ticker contains "pump".

| State   | Behavior                                   |
| ------- | ------------------------------------------ |
| **OFF** | Snipes all tokens                          |
| **ON**  | Only snipes tokens with "pump" in the name |

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## 📋 Creator Whitelist

Restricts the Sniper to only buy tokens created by addresses you have approved.

| State      | Behavior                    |
| ---------- | --------------------------- |
| **Empty**  | Snipes all creators         |
| **Filled** | Only snipes listed creators |

### How to add a creator

From the Filters menu → **Creator Whitelist** → send the Solana address of the creator to authorize.

> Useful if you trust a specific creator and only want to buy their tokens.

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## Filter order

When a new token is detected, filters are applied in this order:

```
1. Creator Whitelist (if active)
2. "pump" Suffix (if active)
3. Bundle Check (if active)
4. Dev Buy Window
5. Vibe Score
      ↓
   BUY
```

If a filter rejects the token, the following ones are not checked.


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