Trade with your wallet
Read SOL, USDC and wSOL balances, request a live Jupiter quote and review the transaction before signing
Quote→Review→Sign
Open trading workspace ↗Move with intent
Your terms, matched and settled
Dark pool orders and wallet-signed trading on Solana
Nerith Network / SolanaScroll to descend
Two sides
One agreement
Dark pool trading for USDC / wSOL
Define the size, total price and expiry — a matching order meets you on those exact terms
Buy side
Set your terms
Commit USDC to an order with a defined wSOL amount and expiry
USDCOrder escrow
Exact terms matchAtomic onchain settlementSell side
Meet the terms
Commit wSOL with the same size and total USDC consideration
wSOLOrder escrow
Whole orders settle together in one transaction
Unmatched orders can be cancelled to reclaim funds
A trade you
can inspect
A completed mainnet settlement between two distinct wallets
Actual token receipts, recorded in the same Solana transaction
The trade is only
the beginning
Move from a market quote to an order, then follow the funds
One connected workspace for your next decision
Follow every movement
Track recorded fill prices, acquisition costs and realized trading results alongside wallet funds, order escrow and receipt-linked fees
Wallet/Escrow/Receipts
Open funds and orders ↗Clear rules
At every layer
Read the documentation ↗Your wallet decides
Login proves wallet ownership with a message signature
Funding and trading require separate transaction approval
The matcher connects
The matching service reads submitted order terms to find an exact counterparty
Operator-blind matching is not yet enabled
The program settles
The native Rust program checks committed terms and transfers both sides atomically on Solana
What we are building next
Encrypted plans and Agent explanations are available
Scheduled execution and automatic exits remain in development
Confidential matching requires separate trusted execution infrastructure
Your terms are the starting point
Enter the dark pool