Intent protocol / Solana
exolvo
State the outcome you need. An open field of solvers races to deliver it, and the chain settles only what was promised.
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Live readings
The chain, as it stands this second
Every figure below is fetched by your browser from a public source. We store nothing and smooth nothing.
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Solana pairs, ranked by traded volume.
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Protocol
Four moves from wish to receipt
- 01
Declare
An account signs the result it wants: what goes in, what must come out, a floor, and a deadline. Nothing moves yet.
- 02
Compete
Solvers scan open orders and race with sealed offers. The offer that serves the requester best takes the slot.
- 03
Settle
The winner executes on chain. If the floor is missed, the whole transaction reverts and every balance stays untouched.
- 04
Prove
Every fill leaves a receipt that outsiders can replay against the slot that held it.
Open field
Nobody is appointed. Anybody can compete.
Exolvo maintains no approved roster of fillers. An account that meets the bonding rule may bid, and a bidder that breaks its promise forfeits its stake. The requester's floor is enforced by code rather than by goodwill.
- Floor
The minimum a requester will accept, checked inside the settling transaction.
- Bond
Collateral a solver posts, burned when a fill falls short of its offer.
- Receipt
A compact record per fill that outside observers can verify without asking us.
Start
Three small steps to your first request
- 1
Point your signer at the chain
Use a Solana signer set to mainnet, and copy the RPC from the tile above if it asks for one.
- 2
Hold the asset you plan to give up
Orders are signed by your account, so keep the input asset close to hand.
- 3
Sign the outcome, then wait
Pick the result and a floor. A solver fills it, or the order lapses and your balance stays put.
Questions
Short answers
What does Exolvo do?
It turns a stated outcome into a settled transaction. An account states which asset it should end up holding, solvers compete to produce that result, and the program pays out only after the stated floor is met.
Which network is it built for?
Solana mainnet. The public RPC used by this page is listed in the opening tiles, and it can be copied with a tap.
Is there a token or a contract yet?
The slot above all content fills in once an address is published, and until then it stays inert. Treat any address passed around elsewhere as unverified.
Who is allowed to solve?
Any account that meets the bonding rule. Exolvo maintains no approved roster, so the field stays open and the floor gives the requester the final word.
What if no solver picks it up?
The order lapses at its deadline and nothing leaves the account. Signing is a statement of intent, never a transfer.
Where do the live readings come from?
Your browser calls three public sources directly: the chain RPC for the current slot, a TVL index for value locked, and a market aggregator for pairs. When a source fails, the reading shows a dash and the poller retries with growing pauses.
Does Exolvo ever pool my funds?
The design does not. Value moves from the requester to the winning solver inside one atomic transaction, so no balance ever sits in a shared vault.