EVM Mempool Data Stream
Interactive simulation example — no live execution

Review an EVM Bundle Replay.
Understand the workflow before setup.

Explore an illustrative EVM bundle replay before installing the desktop agent. Sample data only; live inclusion, fees, latency, and results will differ.

local demo — no signing
Sample replayRelay: illustrative
[DEMO] Illustrative simulation — no live orders
[REPLAY] Loading sample Ethereum block state
[REPLAY] Loading sample BNB Chain route
[REPLAY] Loading sample Base L2 route
[SAMPLE] Historical swap replay: 450 ETH -> USDC
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Illustrative modeled total
14.520 ETH
Sample gas price
13 Gwei
Sample ETH price
$2839.50

Review a Private-Relay Workflow

This example shows how configured bundles may be submitted through a private relay. Private submission can reduce public-mempool exposure, but it cannot guarantee inclusion or protection.

  • Revert-aware setup: Review simulation results and relay rules before submitting any live bundle.
  • Reduced visibility: Private routing limits public exposure while provider, builder, and chain risks still apply.
Private Transaction Relay

Compare Supported EVM Paths

Review Ethereum and supported L2 workflows in one setup path. Relay availability, fees, latency, and liquidity vary by chain and provider.

Ethereum
BNB Chain
Arbitrum
Optimism
Base
Polygon
Multi-Chain Network Support

Prepare a Simulation-First Setup

Verify the build, test your connection, and review limits before considering live execution.

01

Download Agent

Get the Windows binary and verify its SHA-256 hash before running it.

02

Test Connectivity

Choose an RPC and relay path, then confirm provider availability and expected costs.

03

Run Simulation

Set chain, budget, slippage, and gas limits; review the modeled outcome before enabling live routes.

Transparent by design

What this demo proves — and what it cannot

Use this replay to understand the interface and decision flow. Treat every value as a sample, not evidence of expected performance.

It shows the workflow

You can inspect the sequence from sample opportunity detection through local checks and relay preparation.

It does not predict outcomes

Live liquidity, competition, gas, latency, builder behavior, and chain state can produce different results.

You stay in control

Verify the installer, start in Simulation Mode, set strict limits, and enable live execution only after review.

Ready to set up the EVM path?

Choose EVM, verify the Windows build, and begin with Simulation Mode before connecting funds or enabling live execution.

Guided setup • Verify current build • Local key control