KekTerminal documentation
KekTerminal is a trading terminal for memecoins on Solana and seven EVM chains, plus perpetuals on Hyperliquid. It covers discovery (Pulse, trackers, signals), trading (market, limit, snipes, copy trading, exits), and portfolio tools, in the browser and from Telegram.
Trades are built and signed on our servers by a trading engine written in Rust, then sent to the network through the routes described below. Each user's wallet keys are encrypted at rest and only unsealed to sign that user's own trades.
Fees
One fee on every buy and sell: 0.5% of the trade. It is charged inside the trade's own transaction.
| Tier | Lifetime volume | Cashback | Effective fee |
|---|---|---|---|
| Wood | 0 SOL | 5% | 0.475% |
| Bronze | 10 SOL | 10% | 0.45% |
| Silver | 100 SOL | 15% | 0.425% |
| Gold | 500 SOL | 20% | 0.4% |
| Platinum | 2,000 SOL | 22.5% | 0.3875% |
| Diamond | 10,000 SOL | 25% | 0.375% |
| Champion | 50,000 SOL | 30% | 0.35% |
- New traders: no fee on the first 1,000 SOL of volume in the first 30 days.
- Coming from another terminal: prove your volume there and start at the tier it earns.
- Referrals: 50% of what we earn from traders you refer (after their cashback), plus 5% and 3% from the next two levels. Referred traders get 10% off.
- EVM trades count toward tiers at their USD value in SOL at the time of the trade.
Network costs (priority fees, landing tips, gas) are separate and go to the network and landing services, not to us.
Chains
Solana, BNB Chain, Base, Ethereum, Robinhood Chain, Ink, Arc and HyperEVM, plus perpetuals on Hyperliquid.
How trades are sent
One click produces one signed transaction. We never resend a trade in a loop: if a route rejects it, the other routes already have it, and if it misses its window it expires.
Solana
- Signing. The engine builds the transaction from current on-chain state, sets the compute limit and priority fee, and signs it with the user's key.
- Routes. The same signed transaction goes, at the same moment, to Jito's block engines (the regions
nearest our servers and the next leaders), Helius Sender, Harmonic's Remote TPU when a Harmonic validator leads,
the next leaders' own TPUs, and our RPC (with
skipPreflightandmaxRetries: 0). - Tips. A trade carries one Jito tip, a plain transfer to a tip account from
getTipAccounts, sized from Jito's live tip floor and never below 1,000 lamports, plus Helius Sender's tip when it goes there. On Harmonic-led slots the priority fee is the bid. - Turbo (opt-in). Also sends a copy through Nozomi, Astralane and 0slot, each copy tipping only its own service. The copies are built so that only one can land; the others fail without effect.
- MEV protection (opt-in). The trade goes to Jito only, as a bundle (
bundleOnly=true), never to the public routes. - Sandwich guard. Every single trade names a
jitodontfrontaccount on its first compute budget instruction, which Jito and Harmonic enforce: no bundle may place another transaction ahead of it. - Expiry. A trade carries a slot bound and fails on chain once it has passed, so a trade that misses its window expires in seconds instead of filling late at a worse price.
- Multi-wallet buys go as Jito bundles of up to 5 transactions, which land together or not at all.
Rate limits and conduct
- We stay under each provider's documented rate limit, per key and per region, and fall back to the other routes rather than queueing or retrying.
- Connections are kept warm with light requests at the interval each provider documents (for example one
getTipAccountsper idle Jito region per minute). - No speculative or spray flow: every transaction we send is a user's own trade.
- Bundles are used only for trades that must land together (multi-wallet buys); single trades are sent as single transactions.
EVM chains
- BNB Chain: sent as bundles to the block builders that build almost every block (48 Club and BlockRazor), with a small builder tip.
- Robinhood Chain: sent straight to the chain's sequencer, which orders by arrival.
- Base: sent to an endpoint that follows Flashblocks, so a trade lands in the next ~200 ms slice.
- Ethereum: sent privately to the major block builders.
- Token approvals are handled automatically, and EVM trades carry a deadline too.
Security
- Wallet keys are encrypted at rest with AES-256-GCM, bound to their owner and address, and unsealed only to sign that owner's trades.
- Two-factor authentication (TOTP) and passkeys protect withdrawals and key export.
- Users can export their keys at any time.
- A dedicated security review runs alongside development and re-checks every change that touches keys, signing, withdrawals, sign-in or fees.
Season 1 points
Points are earned on every trade, with a leaderboard and a season countdown in the app. Trades in the new-trader free period earn half points.
Last updated October 18, 2026.