Official documentation
From product boundary to monitored execution
Use one evidence-led path for product facts, release verification, simulation, private routing, security, fees, risk, and support.
Recommended path
Four checks before live execution
- STEP 1
Confirm the product boundary
Read what FRB does and which external infrastructure remains outside its control.
- STEP 2
Verify the release
Compare the version, filename, SHA-256 checksum, and signing status.
- STEP 3
Run a controlled simulation
Set spending, approval, slippage, and stop limits before live use.
- STEP 4
Choose and monitor a route
Define submission status, expiry, fallback, and final chain verification.
Reference library
Guides by operating stage
What Is FRB?
Start with the audience, product role, and infrastructure FRB does not control.
Expected outcome
Understand the product boundary before setup
Quick Start
Download, verify, install, and run a controlled first simulation.
Expected outcome
Installer checked and evaluation workflow rehearsed
Release Verification
Check the current version, installer filename, checksum, and signing status.
Expected outcome
Release facts verified against the official record
Simulation Mode
Review what pre-execution simulation can test and what it cannot predict.
Expected outcome
Failure assumptions tested before live execution
Private Bundle Workflows
Distinguish private transactions, bundles, relays, and final inclusion.
Expected outcome
Submission model selected with explicit limits
Security & Custody
Review local signing, permissions, release provenance, and device responsibility.
Expected outcome
Custody and permission boundaries documented
Trust Center
Find verification, support, disclosure, and official product references.
Expected outcome
Primary evidence collected from one reference point
Pricing & Risk
Read the fee basis together with network costs and execution risks.
Expected outcome
Costs and non-covered risks understood together
Execution Reliability
Use RPC/WSS, monitoring, and failure-path guidance without unverified latency claims.
Expected outcome
Operational checks defined for the chosen route
Role-Based Comparison
Compare FRB, private RPCs, Flashbots Protect, Jito, hosted tools, and DIY frameworks.
Expected outcome
Candidate categories compared on the same criteria
Solana Setup
Review wallet, RPC, simulation, and provider-specific submission boundaries.
Expected outcome
Solana dependencies and failure paths reviewed
Support
Use the official support and security-reporting paths.
Expected outcome
Escalation path available before production use