Sell on Solana.

No. You sign one transaction in your own wallet. It sells your tokens on Jupiter and sends the SOL straight to the provider, who pays XMR to your Monero address. Vanish never holds your tokens, your SOL or your XMR.

On Solana, anyone can look up who sent what, to whom, and when, forever. Monero hides the sender, the receiver and the amount by default, so your XMR doesn't carry your trading history with it.

If the transaction doesn't go through, only Solana's tiny network fee is spent. If a provider can't finish the exchange, it refunds the SOL to your wallet. The tracker shows every step, so you always know where your swap is.

It's possible. This site doesn't send through Helius's MEV-protected route right now, so your swap goes out like any other Solana transaction. Your slippage setting is the hard limit: the sale can never fill below the guaranteed minimum, so the most a sandwich could take is the gap between the quote and that minimum. A lower slippage leaves less room, but the sale fails more often when the price moves fast.

Each provider has its own minimum, and it changes with prices. The swap window tells you right away if an amount is too small, and which provider can take it.

Vanish is built for $VANISH holders. Holding ~$15 worth of $VANISH is what opens the swap window. Your wallet just needs to hold them when you swap.

Only you. Your swap history is private and opens after you sign a free message with your wallet. The public feed never shows addresses, amounts tied to wallets, or transaction links.