Skip to main content
Four guarantees hold for every transaction the terminal builds:

Atomic, or nothing

The swap and the fee live in one transaction. They land together or fail together.

No public fallback

A protected trade that cannot land protected fails. It is never retried in the open.

Honest confirmation

Watched until the chain answers. Nothing is declared dead early.

Hard spend ceiling

Auto mode never spends past the Max auto fee you set. No matter what the network does.

​
Atomic, or nothing

A primal. transaction is all-or-nothing. The swap, the platform fee, and any recovery step live in the same transaction: if it fails, everything in it fails together. There is no state where you paid a fee for a trade that did not happen, and no state where a partial action left your wallet somewhere in between.

​
Protected submission

Anti-MEV modes Red and Sec route your transaction through a protected lane instead of the public mempool, where sandwich bots watch for victims. The guarantee behind both modes:
  • No public fallback. If the protected lane cannot land the transaction, it fails. The terminal never silently downgrades a protected trade to a public one.
  • Sec bundles are atomic. The strongest mode lands your trade as an all-or-nothing bundle, and it is the default on every shipped preset.
Full mode breakdown: Presets: fees, slippage, MEV.

​
Honest confirmation

A submitted transaction is watched until the chain gives a final answer. Solana allows landing up to the blockhash expiry (about 2 minutes), so the terminal keeps watching for late fills instead of declaring a transaction dead early. What you see marked as failed truly failed, and a fill that lands at the edge is reported as the trade it is. Details in Confirmations.

​
Spend ceilings

Auto mode resolves priority fees and tips from live network conditions, but it operates under the Max auto fee ceiling you set per preset. Auto never spends past it, no matter what the network is doing.