Basics
What Vanish is.
Vanish is a swap for $VANISH holders. You type an amount, paste a Monero address and sign once. Jupiter sells your tokens for SOL, and in the same transaction that SOL goes to an exchange provider. The provider sends XMR to your address.
Your Solana wallet stays in your hands the whole time. Vanish finds the quotes, builds the transaction and tracks the swap. It never holds your tokens, your SOL or your XMR.
Basics
The swap, step by step.
Press play, or tap any step. The left side is Solana, where everything is public. The right side is Monero.
- Amounts are an example. Real numbers come from live quotes.
- On a real swap, steps 4 and 5 follow the provider's own status, so the timing depends on the provider and the Monero network.
Basics
One signature, two moves.
Selling and sending are packed into one Solana transaction. If any part fails, the whole transaction is undone and your tokens stay where they were. Try both runs.
Send 0.2700 SOL to ChangeNOWTo this swap's own deposit addressWaitingPress Run it to send the example transaction.
Your Solana wallet · example
Jupiter quoted 0.3000 SOL. Only the guaranteed 0.2700 goes to the provider, so anything above that stays here.
Rates
Slippage, in plain words.
$VANISH can move fast. Slippage is how far the price may drop while your sale goes through. You pick anything from 5% to 50%, and the default is 10%.
Example: Jupiter quotes 0.3000 SOL for 250,000 $VANISH.
- When the price moves past your setting, Vanish says "Price moved too fast. Try raising your slippage." with a button that takes you to the setting.
- Your choice is remembered on that device. The server only accepts 5% to 50%.
- When the server sends through Helius, the sale goes with MEV protection, which helps keep bots from sandwiching your trade.
- SOL to XMR has no slippage setting. Providers use a floating rate, so the XMR amount always shows with a ~.
Rates
MEV protection, in plain words.
Bots watch for big sells they can step in front of. Vanish sends your sale through Helius's MEV-protected route instead of broadcasting it openly, which steers it away from validators known for sandwiching. Flip between the two to see the difference.
Your example sale is ready to send.
What the bot took
These numbers are an example. A real sandwich can take more or less, but never more than your slippage allows.
- MEV protection lowers the risk of a sandwich. Nothing can promise it never happens.
- Your slippage limit is the backstop. The sale can never fill below the guaranteed minimum, so a sandwich can cost at most the gap between the quote and the minimum: 0.0300 SOL in this example.
- A lower slippage leaves bots less room, but the sale fails more often when $VANISH moves fast.
- MEV protection is only used when Vanish's server sends through Helius. The swap card says so with the MEV protected badge beside the slippage setting.
Rates
Three providers bid. The best rate wins.
Each time you type an amount, Vanish asks ChangeNOW, StealthEX and Trocador at the same time. The one that pays the most XMR is picked for you and tagged Best rate. You can still pick any of the others.
Asking all three providers…
- The only tags are Best rate and Faster. Faster only shows when a provider gives its own time estimate. StealthEX doesn't, so you'll mostly see Best rate.
- Quotes are estimates straight from the providers, shown with a ~. Vanish adds no fee on top.
- ChangeNOW can pause a swap to run checks. The tracker tells you if that happens.
Rates
Where your money goes.
Every cost is shown before you sign. Vanish takes no fee. Hover or tap a row to find it on the bar.
is what you keep in this example: selling 250,000 $VANISH worth about $41.25.
ExamplePrivacy
Same swap. Two ledgers.
On Solana, your sale is public forever: who sold, how much and where it went. The payout on Monero doesn't show any of that to anyone but you. Flip between the two.
- The Solana side of a swap is always public, on any app. Vanish can't change that part.
- Your swap history in Vanish is private to you. It opens after you sign a free message with your wallet. The public feed never shows addresses.
Privacy
Your Monero address.
XMR goes to an address you own. Copy it from your wallet and paste it in. Vanish checks the format before you can swap. Try it here.
A Monero address starts with 4 or 8 and is 95 characters long.
- This checks the format only. Always copy your address from your own wallet, and compare the first and last few characters before you swap.
- The example button makes a random address that only looks real. Never send anything to it.
Token
Hold $VANISH. Unlock the swap.
The swap window opens for wallets holding about $15 worth of $VANISH. Vanish checks your balance against the live price, so the minimum stays around $15 whether the price goes up or down. Anyone can open the site and see live quotes. There's no account and no sign-up.
≈ 54,545 $VANISH at an example price
Using Vanish
Reading the tracker.
After you sign, a tracker follows your swap. Pick a state to see what it means and what to do.
Swap in progress
- Sold on Solana
- ChangeNOW received the SOL
- Converting to XMR (current step)
- Sending XMR
In progress
Your SOL reached the provider and it's working on the exchange. The tracker updates by itself as each step finishes.
Using Vanish
Before your first swap.
Six quick checks. Your ticks are saved in this browser only.
Tick each one when it's true.
Using Vanish
Words you'll see.
- Bonding curve
- How a new pump.fun token is priced before it graduates. The price rises as people buy and falls as they sell.
- Deposit address
- A one-time address the provider makes for your swap. Vanish sends your SOL there inside your one transaction.
- ExactIn
- A Jupiter swap where the amount you sell is fixed and the SOL you get can vary within your slippage. Vanish always uses it.
- Floating rate
- The provider's rate can move a little until your SOL arrives, so XMR amounts show with a ~.
- Guaranteed minimum
- The least SOL your sale can return at your slippage. It's the exact amount sent to the provider.
- Jupiter
- The Solana swap aggregator that sells your $VANISH for SOL on the best route it finds.
- MEV
- Bots that reorder trades to profit from them, for example by sandwiching your sale. When its server sends through Helius, Vanish sends the sale with MEV protection.
- Monero (XMR)
- A cryptocurrency that hides the sender, the receiver and the amount by default.
- Non-custodial
- Vanish never holds your coins. You approve everything in your own wallet.
- Price impact
- How much your own sale moves the price. Bigger sales in smaller pools move it more.
- PumpSwap
- The pool a pump.fun token moves to once its bonding curve is full.
- Refund
- If a provider can't finish the exchange, it sends your SOL back to your Solana wallet.
- Sandwich attack
- A bot sells just before your sale and buys back right after it, so your sale fills lower and the bot keeps the difference. Your slippage limit caps how much it can take.
- Signature
- Your wallet's approval of a transaction. A Vanish swap needs exactly one.
- Slippage
- How far the price may drop while your sale goes through. You choose 5% to 50%.
- SPL token
- The token standard on Solana. $VANISH is one.
- Subaddress
- A Monero address that starts with 8. Your wallet can make as many as you like, and each one can receive XMR.


