Submitted.
Never confirmed.
Broadcast success does not prove chain inclusion. We trace signature status, blockhash validity, propagation and the limits of your available evidence.
RPC / CONFIRMATIONStop confusing a successful submission with successful execution. We trace what happened between your signal, your RPC, your bundle and the chain — and show you where the economics break.
Illustrative workflow. Not live customer data or a performance claim.
A blind spot in every execution stack
Your provider can confirm a request arrived. Your telemetry can show a transaction was built. Neither alone proves inclusion, outcome or net P&L.
We reconcile pipeline events with available on-chain evidence, distinguish confirmed failures from unknown outcomes, and isolate what deserves engineering time.
WHAT WE INVESTIGATE
Guesswork makes every miss look like a bidding problem. The first job is to separate failure modes.
Broadcast success does not prove chain inclusion. We trace signature status, blockhash validity, propagation and the limits of your available evidence.
RPC / CONFIRMATIONA bundle ID is not a winning auction. We review submission path, status polling, slot context and whether “outbid” is actually established.
JITO / OUTCOMESWe examine instruction failures, stale state, compute budgets, account assumptions and divergence between simulation and execution.
BUILD / SIMULATIONWe reconcile fees, tips, actual token deltas and attribution. A profitable estimate is not an audited net result.
FEES / P&LReconstruction before recommendations
The audit follows your execution path, not a generic checklist. Every conclusion is marked as verified, probable or undetermined.
Bring us a failing execution pathScope, architecture, sample events, transaction signatures and relevant logs. Read-only, redacted inputs.
Signal → build → simulation → submission → observed outcome. Normalize clocks and separate endpoint latency from confirmation time.
Code, infrastructure, auction, state, observability or unknown. No invented explanations for missing evidence.
A ranked remediation plan with validation steps, measurement definitions and owners.
HOW WE THINK
Explore three common failure classes and what we can — and cannot — conclude from each.
Bundle was acknowledged. No verified landing in the observed window.
The block engine received the submission. The evidence does not establish why the bundle failed to land.
These are illustrative classifications, not client results. Trace distinguishes what was observed from what was inferred.
A defined first step
A scoped technical engagement for teams already shipping transactions on Solana. No retainer required to start.
Choose one problematic flow or strategy. We review a bounded sample and turn your telemetry into an evidence-backed decision.
WHO IT'S FOR
Trading infrastructure & automation teams
Solana wallets & execution integrators
DeFi protocols & technical operators
Engineering leads investigating recurring failures
Not a trading signal service, profit guarantee or managed custody product.
No wallet keys, signing permissions or production access. We start with sanitized logs, public signatures, configuration context and an architecture walkthrough. Any deeper access must be explicitly scoped.
No. Inclusion depends on the network, route, auction and competitors. We identify defects and measurable improvements; outcomes must be verified through controlled testing.
We mark it as undetermined and state the missing evidence. An honest unknown is more useful than a confident but unsupported cause.
No. We can investigate submission and confirmation flows used by Solana apps, wallets, trading systems and protocol operations. We define scope based on your architecture.
You receive a prioritized technical report and a review. If useful, we can separately scope remediation or ongoing execution monitoring. There is no automatic retainer.
One failing path is enough to start. Tell us what you're running and what you can't explain. We'll help decide whether an audit makes sense.