Look beyond the spread.

Atomic Solana cycle

Two swaps. One transaction.

Start with SOL, trade through a classic SPL token, then return to SOL. Preparation requires enough quoted output to cover principal, network fees, new token-account rent and your minimum profit.

If the final output requirement fails, both swaps revert. A failed transaction can still consume network fees. Routes that exceed size limits or fail simulation are rejected.

Atomic execution is disabled or paused in this instance. Analysis below remains available.

Prepare an atomic cycle

Cycle input in SOL · maximum 0.01Intermediate Solana mint addressMinimum profit in SOL after fees and new account rent

Initial wallet requirements: no existing wrapped-SOL associated account, and an absent or empty intermediate token account without a delegate. Temporary wrapped-SOL rent must be funded and is returned when a successful cycle closes that account.

Review the return requirement

A review appears only after encoded route checks, cost checks and simulation succeed. A price difference alone does not produce a signing request.

Open transaction history

Native assets

Review two funded sides.

Prepare two opposing provider routes using balances already held in both wallets. Each side has its own approval and settlement. One side can succeed while the other fails.

Read execution and recovery details

Prepare an opposing cycle

Source networkDestination network

Source amount in SOL · maximum 0.01Minimum source profit after both fee reserves (SOL)

Live route analysis

Check the whole cycle.

Compare two provider quotes: your starting asset to an intermediate asset, then back to the exact starting asset. Each leg uses your trade size. The return quote uses the first leg’s minimum output.

This is a manual price check. The separate atomic Solana form above builds fresh instructions and checks costs before signing. Saved cycle monitoring is available in Alerts. The prefunded cross-chain form above reviews independent conversion legs; it does not lock in this indicative cycle.

A → B → A

Look beyond the price difference.

The same symbol on two chains is not enough. A route needs liquidity, a supported conversion and sufficient output after costs.