Settings
Shield Mode lets you create a personal onchain program to replace the shared public one. This helps to prevent on-chain snipers.
Settings
Configure your account, trade behavior, and display preferences. Access Settings from the bottom bar of the interface.
General
Provider Racing
Shield
Deploy a personal on-chain program to replace the shared public one. This isolates your execution and prevents on-chain tracking through the default public program.
Deploy: Creates your private program (~6.5 SOL, refundable on close)
Manage: View status and close your program
Click Manage to access Shield controls.
Deployment can take up to 3 minutes. If it fails, you can retry.
Balance Preferences
Choose how balances are displayed across the interface:
% Supply: As a percentage of total supply
Token Amount: As raw token count
Trade Panel
Controls that affect the Live panel behavior globally.
Instant Trade
When enabled, quick trade buttons (preset %) execute immediately without confirmation.
Ask for Nuke Confirmation
When enabled, a confirmation modal appears before executing Nuke.
Confirm Dev Trades
When enabled, a confirmation modal appears before executing trades with the dev wallet.
Use Nuke Value as Holdings
Switches how Holding and Unrealized P&L are calculated:
Off: Uses price × quantity of tokens
On: Uses the estimated nuke (sell all) value
Trade Wallets
Controls that affect per-wallet buy and sell behavior in the wallet table.
Individual Instant Buy & Sell
When enabled, each wallet in the table gets instant buy / sell buttons.
Instant Buy / Sell Values : Customize the preset buttons (e.g. 25, 50, 75, 100)
Add or remove values with + and the trash icon
Reset to defaults with the refresh icon
Licenses
Displays the licenses associated with your account and your current account status.
Each license is listed by name. The license currently in use is flagged with a green Current tag.
Dissociate : remove a license from your account.
Associate a new license : link an additional license to your account.
Logout : disconnect your account.
Connections
Manage the authentication methods linked to your account. Each connected method can be used to sign in.
→ See Authentication & Sign-Up for the full sign-in flow.
Email : connect an email address for email-based login. Use + Connect email to add one.
Passkeys : register a device-based passkey (Face ID, Touch ID, security key). Use + Add passkey to add one.
Wallets : connect a wallet as an authenticator. Use + Connect wallet to add one.
Connecting multiple methods lets you sign in from different devices and keeps backup access if one method becomes unavailable.
2FA
Add a second verification step before protected actions. Once enabled, you are challenged before any protected action runs.
Enabling 2FA
Toggle Two-factor authentication on, then pick a second factor :
Authenticator app : TOTP code from an app such as Google Authenticator, 1Password, etc.
Wallet signature : sign a confirmation message with your non-custodial wallet.
Once configured, the active method is shown next to the toggle (for example : Wallet · SOLANA · 7tBMjm...Dhbj).
Protected actions
Choose which actions require a 2FA challenge :
Protect everything : challenge every protectable action, ignoring the per-action toggles below.
wallet.withdraw : withdraw funds from your wallets.
wallet.export_funder : export a funder wallet's private key.
twofa.change_settings : change your 2FA settings.
Completing a challenge
When you trigger a protected action, a Two-factor authentication modal opens. Complete it with your configured method :
Authenticator app : enter the current TOTP code, then confirm.
Wallet signature : a signature request opens in your connected wallet (for example : Phantom). Sign the message, then click Verify Signature.
Use Backup Code : enter a backup code if you cannot use your primary method.
Cancel : stops the action without running it.
Backup codes
One-time codes used to regain access if you lose your 2FA device.
Click Generate to create a set. The counter shows how many remain (for example : 0 of 0 remaining).
Generate and save your backup codes when you enable 2FA. Without them, losing access to your 2FA device can lock you out of your account.
Sessions
Review every device currently signed into your account from Settings > Active Sessions.
Each entry shows the OS & Browser, approximate Location (IP-based), and Last Active time. Your current session is flagged with a green Current tag.
To end a session remotely, click Log Out next to the entry — the targeted device is signed out on its next request.
Customization
Light and dark theme support with customizable appearance.
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