MEV execution due diligence for teams
FRB Agent is a Windows desktop execution assistant for non-custodial workflows. Use this guide to assess key control, simulation, network routes, costs and operational fit before choosing a setup.
Local key control
FRB is non-custodial local-execution software. Users retain control of their signing keys.
Simulation review
Simulation is part of the review workflow. A simulated result does not establish later inclusion or performance.
Provider-specific routes
Private routes depend on the configured network and provider. Check the provider documentation, limits and failure behavior.
Questions to resolve before deployment
| Workflow | Evidence to inspect | Question to answer |
|---|---|---|
| Install and key control | Official release details, integrity checks and documented signing responsibilities. | Does the setup match your key-control requirements? |
| Simulation and review | The simulated inputs, assumptions and outcome for the configuration you selected. | What does the simulation omit or depend on? |
| Network and submission | Selected network, provider interface, fees, limits and documented recovery behavior. | What happens on rejection, timeout or provider outage? |
Operational due diligence
Release and installation
Start from the official releases page and verify the published version, file hash and signing status.
Key handling
Read the security and trust documentation to understand where keys are stored and who controls signing.
Simulation limits
Treat simulation as a review step. It cannot establish that a future transaction will be included or profitable.
Provider and route
Confirm supported methods, authentication, usage limits, fees and incident procedures with each provider.
Costs and downside
Network fees, slippage, failed transactions, liquidity changes and market losses can still affect an outcome.
Operational fit
Decide how your team will monitor, record, recover from disconnects and review outcomes in its own environment.
Published product terms
- The software is free to download and use.
- A 20% fee applies only to qualifying net profitable executed trades where the fee logic applies.
- A subscription is not required.
- Network fees, slippage and failed transactions can still create costs.
- Liquidity can change and market losses are possible.
- Review the published pricing, risk and security information before use.
Official FRB references
Review the setup
Follow the documented installation and pairing steps for the Windows agent.
Open the quickstart