Trading with your Triport wallet
Set up your in-app Solana wallet, deposit SOL, buy and sell in Triport Indexer, and learn about slippage, withdrawals, key export and 0% platform fees.
Sign in and find your trading wallet
Sign in to Triport Indexer with email, Google or a wallet. Your account gets a built-in Solana trading wallet. Trades run from this wallet, with signing performed on the Triport server.
An external wallet is only an optional sign-in identity. You do not need to connect one to trade, and the address used to sign in is not necessarily your trading address. Always use the address shown under Deposit for funding.
Deposit SOL
- Open Deposit from your wallet or account controls.
- Copy the in-app wallet address or use its QR code. Check the complete destination address before sending.
- Send SOL on the Solana network from your wallet or exchange.
- Wait for the balance to appear before trading. If needed, reopen the wallet panel to check the balance.
Keep some SOL available for transaction fees and token-account rent. The amount available to trade can be lower than your total wallet balance because a reserve is kept for these costs. Follow the current balance and reserve shown in the wallet panel; do not spend the full balance based on a chart estimate.
Buy and sell
Open a token from Trenches or Trending and review its mint address, chart and available metrics. Choose your SOL buy amount, check slippage and execution settings, then use Buy and any confirmation requested by the interface. Quick-buy buttons use the selected preset.
To sell, open the token's trade controls and choose a proportion of the tokens held in your in-app wallet. Review the order before confirming. A submitted order can still fail; inspect its result and transaction link before retrying. If a balance or status is unavailable, check the recorded activity rather than assuming the first order failed.
Beta limit: 0.1 SOL per trade. The limit applies to trading, not to the amount you must deposit. A visible token or chart does not guarantee a usable route or enough liquidity for your order.
Slippage and priority fees
Slippage tolerance controls how far execution may move against the quote before the trade fails. A higher tolerance allows a worse execution price; it is not an extra fee paid to Triport. Review it before each trade, especially in a thin pool or a fast-moving launch.
A priority fee is a Solana transaction cost used in prioritization. It does not guarantee inclusion or a particular execution price. Quotes and displayed prices can change before execution. For chain-level background, see Solana transaction submission.
Fees: 0% platform fee
Triport charges 0% platform fee on Indexer trades. The transaction builder does not add a platform-fee transfer to a Triport address.
Other costs still apply:
| Cost | What you pay for |
|---|---|
| Protocol or pool fee | The venue's trading charge. On the pump.fun bonding curve this is approximately 1.25%; AMM fees depend on the pool and protocol. |
| Solana network fee | Processing the transaction on Solana. A failed transaction may still incur a network fee. |
| Priority fee | Any additional prioritization fee used for the transaction. |
| Token-account rent deposit | SOL needed when a new token account must be created. This is separate from the platform fee. |
Slippage and price impact can also change what you receive. 0% platform fee does not mean a zero-cost trade. Protocol charges can vary; review the current quote and execution settings.
Withdraw SOL
Open Withdraw in the wallet panel, enter a Solana destination address and the amount, and review the available balance and any required confirmation. Leave room for the network fee. Check the resulting transaction and destination balance before making another withdrawal.
Withdrawals move funds from your in-app wallet. They do not automatically sell your token positions; sell tokens first if you want to withdraw the resulting SOL.
Export your private key
Use Export private key in the account or wallet controls and complete any requested verification. The key controls the in-app wallet; anyone who obtains it can move its funds. Store it privately and never share it in chat, screenshots or support requests.
The wallet is custodial: Triport holds its key on the server and signs trades. Export gives you a copy of the key; it does not revoke server access or turn that wallet into an exclusively self-custodied wallet. Keep only the amount you intend to trade in the beta wallet.
See Portfolio for recorded positions and the FAQ for common funding and withdrawal questions.