Solana MEV Protection
Every Swap, Sandwich-Proof
Sandwich attacks extract millions from Solana traders daily. Venum routes every swap through Jito bundles by default — your transactions never touch the public mempool.
What Is a Sandwich Attack?
When you submit a swap via public RPC, your pending transaction is visible to everyone. MEV bots exploit this.
On Solana, sandwich attacks happen in the same block — you can't see them coming. The only defense is to never enter the public mempool.
How Venum Protects You
Mempool Bypass
Your signed transaction never enters the public mempool. It goes directly from Venum to Jito's block engine over a private connection.
Multi-Region Submission
Every swap is submitted to 5 Jito block engines simultaneously — covering all major validator regions. Submission latency is ~6ms from our US East infrastructure.
Atomic Execution
Transactions execute completely or fail entirely. No partial fills, no exploitable intermediate states. The price you quoted is the price you get (minus slippage tolerance).
No Searcher Bundling
Your transaction is not bundled with third-party arbitrage. It lands in the block as a standalone bundle — clean execution.
Public RPC vs Jito Bundles
| Public RPC | Venum (Jito) | |
|---|---|---|
| Mempool visibility | Public — anyone can see | Private — direct to block engine |
| Sandwich risk | High — every swap is exposed | None — bypasses mempool |
| Submission latency | ~50-200ms (public RPC) | ~6ms (Jito gRPC) |
| Regional coverage | 1 endpoint | 5 regional engines |
| Confirmation speed | Standard RPC polling | Pre-confirmation (~200ms) |
| Cost | RPC fees + MEV loss | Included in Venum tier |
Stop Losing to Sandwich Bots
Every swap through Venum is bundle-protected. Free tier included.
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