Trade & Bundle
Three ways to move in and out of a token. A single best-price swap, a batch of swaps across many wallets, or a set of trades packed into bundles that land together in the same block. Start with Swap if you only need one trade.
Open the trade tools in the app →
| Tool | What it does | Fee | Best for |
|---|---|---|---|
| Swap | One token for another, routed for the best price. | Paid | A single buy or sell from one wallet. |
| Multi Swap | The same swap across many wallets in one run. | Paid | Spreading a buy across wallets, or selling from several at once. |
| Bundled Trade | Buys or sells packed into Jito bundles of up to 3 wallets each. | Paid | Trades that need to land together in the same block. |
Exact fees are on the Fee schedule.
How they differ
#how-they-differSwap and Multi Swap each send their transactions on their own: one trade for Swap, the same trade repeated once per wallet for Multi Swap. Bundled Trade works differently. It packs the transactions into bundles of up to 3 wallets so each bundle lands together in the same block, all or nothing. A bundle is re-posted every few seconds for about half a minute, then retried once on a fresh blockhash; if it still misses, it is marked failed and you retry those wallets. That matters when the order of the trades, or landing them at once, changes the outcome. If the word “bundle” is new to you, read Bundles and Jito before you run Bundled Trade.
Before you trade
#before-you-trade- A connected wallet for Swap and Multi Swap (how to connect). Bundled Trade runs without one; connecting a wallet there only credits the run to your referral.
- The mint address of the token you want to trade. Every tool here uses the built-in token selector.
- Enough SOL in each wallet that signs, to cover network fees and any bundle tip, on top of the amount you are swapping.
Related concepts
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