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Presets and 1-Click

Last updated · October 14, 2026

A preset is the set of trade settings your quick buttons use. Pick one preset and every buy and sell button of the terminal follows it. The 1-Click wallet signs for you, so a trade is a single press.

The 1-Click wallet

Your 1-Click wallet is created when you first sign in, with Google or with a code sent to your e-mail. It is secured by hardware-isolated signing infrastructure, and TMC never sees or stores your wallet's private key or your seed phrase. You fund it with SOL, and a trade then goes out with no pop-up to approve.

You can also connect an extension wallet such as Phantom or Solflare. Then you approve each trade in the wallet itself. Some features need the 1-Click wallet: TP and SL orders, and buying from a post on X with the extension.

The wallets menu in the footer shows your wallets and how many of them each click trades with. See Stay safe on TMC for how to protect the wallet.

The three presets and Time Attack

  • Safe, Standard and Aggressive each keep their own quick buy amounts, a max slippage and a priority fee. You can rename them, up to 10 characters.
  • Each preset has Buy settings and Sell settings. Sells use the buy values until you set them apart.
  • The active preset is the one every quick button uses: Instant Trade, the ticket, the lightning buttons of Trenches and the hotkeys. A Trenches column can also keep a preset of its own.
  • Auto is the recommended priority fee. It follows the market, up to the Max you set.
  • Time Attack is the last button of the preset row. It pushes your trades harder during launches and never spends more than the limit per trade that you see before you trade.

Slippage is the most the price may move against you before the trade is cancelled. The priority fee and the tip are set by you, not by TMC. They are explained in Priority fee and tip.

Set a preset

  1. Open the Presets settings, or the settings line of any trade panel. It is the same editor.
  2. Pick the preset you want to change.
  3. Set the quick buy amounts, then the max slippage.
  4. Pick the priority: Auto, a fixed level, or your own amount.
  5. Switch to the preset in the preset row to make it the active one. Changes are saved to your account when you are signed in.

Open the Presets settings.

Guard rails

  • Confirm large buys: when on, a one-click buy of at least 1 SOL and more than half your balance asks for a second click within 3 seconds. It is off by default, in the settings and in the 1-Click menu of the footer.
  • Multi buy protection: blocks a second buy of the same coin for a few seconds. It is off by default. See Multi buy protection.
  • On press or On release: a button fires the instant you press it, or when you let go, so you can slide off it to cancel.
  • Trade hotkeys: off by default. Turn them on to buy and sell the active coin with one keypress, with the amounts of your active preset.

See Multi buy protection for the second buy guard.

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