Multi-Wallet Organization
Organize locally controlled wallets and review strategy assignments without handing custody to the website.
[SYS] v8.6 Windows download available
FRB Agent for Windows
Choose EVM or Solana, verify the installer, and connect your desktop agent to the matching dashboard.
Your network choice stays with you through download, installation and pairing.
Choose your network workflow
Both workflows use the Windows installer. Your choice selects the setup instructions and dashboard.
Windows 10/11 (64-bit) · .NET Framework 4.8
Platform
Windows 10/11 · 64-bit
File integrity
Published SHA-256 checksum
Setup
Verify · Install · Pair
FRB_AGENT_TERMINAL
Application screenshotsFRB Agent v8.6 · Live build screenshots
FRB_AGENT_TERMINAL
MULTI-WALLET SYNC
From download to a connected agent
Verify the file first, install the Windows application, then confirm the agent connection in your selected dashboard. Available execution routes depend on the installed release and configuration.
1
Verify the downloadSave the installer and compare its SHA-256 with the published checksum before opening it.
2
Install and openFollow the Windows installation guide, open FRB Agent and retrieve the pairing PIN from the app.
3
Pair the agentUse the matching EVM or Solana dashboard. Confirm that the agent appears connected before using an execution route.
Choose your network workflow
Both workflows use the Windows installer. Your choice selects the setup instructions and dashboard.
Windows 10/11 (64-bit) · .NET Framework 4.8
Private Routing Controls
Reduce public mempool exposure.
Public submission can expose transaction intent before inclusion, increasing competition and sandwich risk.
FRB supports Flashbots-compatible private routing on EVM and Jito bundles on Solana where available. Private submission can reduce public visibility, but it does not guarantee inclusion, profit, or protection from every execution risk.
- Reduced sandwich exposure: private submission limits public mempool visibility.
- EVM simulation and revert-aware settings where supported.
- Configurable Jito tip settings for Solana blockspace.
- Routing through documented relays and bundle providers.
PUBLIC MEMPOOL
TX
FRB BUNDLE ROUTING
SECURE TUNNEL (FLASHBOTS/JITO)
BUNDLE_0x8F
PRIVATE ROUTING ENABLED
EVM (FLASHBOTS)
flashbots.signBundle({
txs: [signedTx],
private: true
}) SOLANA (JITO)
jito.sendBundle([
versionedTx
], { tip: auto })Advanced Workflow Controls
Operational controls, clearly explained
Review the supported multi-wallet, routing, and automation controls before deciding whether they fit your workflow.
Treasury Rules
Define sweep destinations and review transfers before enabling automation; chain fees and execution risks remain.
Liquidity Workflows
Configure liquidity-provision workflows with per-wallet budgets and review modeled outcomes in simulation.
Batch Contract Actions
Group supported contract actions with per-wallet confirmation, budget, and gas limits.
RPC Provider Failover
Configure multiple RPC providers and failover rules; actual capacity depends on providers, regions, and network conditions.
Privacy-Preserving Execution
Route supported operations through private relays such as Flashbots and Jito to reduce sandwich and public-mempool exposure; relay and builder risks remain.
Security Architecture
Why local control matters
The FRB Agent runs on your Windows machine so signing and strategy configuration remain under your control. Review permissions, telemetry, and release hashes before use.
Cloud / Telegram Bots
Hosted Environment
VULNERABLE
- ✕
Custody Model
Some hosted bots require credentials or signing authority outside your device.
- ✕
Additional Network Hop
Requests may pass through a hosted service before reaching an RPC or relay.
- ✕
Strategy Visibility
A hosted operator may be able to observe configuration or order intent.
- ✕
Provider Dependency
Availability and update safety depend on the service operator.
Review custody and permissions
FRB Local Agent
User-Controlled Workflow
ENCRYPTED
Local Signing
Signing remains on the user-controlled device; never enter a seed phrase into the website.
Direct Connections
Connect to selected RPC and relay providers without a hosted custody layer.
Documented Telemetry
Review the telemetry policy to understand and control diagnostic data.
Release Verification
Windows releases include a published SHA-256 hash for integrity checking.
Local, user-controlled workflow
Supported Networks
Multi-Chain Routing Coverage
Review supported routing paths and integrations. Performance varies by node, relay, builder, geography, configuration, and network conditions.
GLOBAL_NODE_ROUTING
FRB BUNDLE ROUTING
Ethereum
Supported
Ethereum (Flashbots + Private Relays)
Solana
Supported
Solana (Jito + Pump.fun Support)
BNB Chain
Supported
BNB Chain (Validator Direct + Low Latency)
Polygon
Supported
Polygon (Gas Optimized + Fast Finality)
Routing Capabilities
EVM RoutingFlashbots
Private bundles
Solana RoutingJito
Jito bundles
Node ConnectivityRPC / WSS
Direct RPC
L2 CoverageEVM L2
Multi-chain
Frequently Asked Questions
Common questions about running the FRB Agent
Yes. FRB is non-custodial software. Your private keys stay on your Windows machine and are never sent to our servers. We also provide SHA-256 hashes for verification.
Earnings vary based on market conditions, capital deployed, and strategy settings. MEV trading carries risks, and past performance does not guarantee future results.
No. FRB is designed for non-technical users. The "Add Agent" flow connects your node to the dashboard automatically.
We support Ethereum, BNB Chain, and Polygon (EVM) via private relays, plus Solana (SVM) using Jito bundles for high-probability landing.
Currently, the FRB Agent is optimized for Windows 10/11 (64-bit) to ensure maximum performance for both EVM and Solana engines.
Yes. FRB is free to download and use. We charge a 20% performance fee on profitable trades only — automatically split on-chain. If you don't profit, you don't pay. You can also use Simulation Mode for free to test strategies without risk.