Instant Trade

Last updated October 14, 2026

Instant Trade is a small floating window on the coin page, full of quick buy and sell buttons. One press trades the amount written on the button, with the settings of your active preset.

What it is

The window sits on the chart of every coin page. The Instant Trade button in the chart bar shows or hides it, and a right-click on that button renames it. Hide the window when you do not need it, and open it again from the chart bar.

Buy buttons hold an amount, in SOL or in dollars. Sell buttons hold a share of what you hold, in percent, or an amount of SOL. Sell buttons never sell more than you hold.

Trade in one click

Pick your active preset in the preset row: Safe, Standard, Aggressive or Time Attack. Its slippage and speed settings are the ones every button uses.
Choose how the buy buttons count, in SOL or in USD.
Press a buy button to buy that amount, or a sell button to sell that share of your coins. The trade goes out right away.
Watch the result in the window, then press again if you want to trade more.

Large amounts ask you to confirm first when Confirm large buys is on. It is off by default. See Presets and 1-Click.

Make the buttons yours

Edit buttons lets you change, add or remove the quick buy and sell amounts. Remove deletes one button, Add amount or Add percent adds one.
The quick amounts belong to the active preset: change a preset and its buttons change with it.
Hotkeys can press the same buttons from the keyboard. They are off by default, and you turn them on in Hotkeys in the settings.

Open the Hotkeys settings.

Wallets

Wallets shows how many wallets each click trades with. You choose it from the wallets menu in the footer.
Balance is what the wallets that pay can spend, in SOL.
Low balance warns you when a wallet may not have enough SOL for its part of the trade.
Allocation opens the page where you choose how a trade is split between wallets.

Good to know

With the 1-Click wallet, nothing pops up to approve: a press signs and sends. With an extension wallet you approve each trade in the wallet itself.
Orders always go out in SOL, even when you read prices in dollars.
Holding shows what you hold of the coin and what it is worth now.
A trade can still fail or land at a different price than you expected: slippage is the most the price may move against you before the trade is cancelled.