Kurama Swap
FAQ
Wallets, fees and transaction status
Which swaps are supported?
You can swap SOL for a token, or a token for SOL, on Solana mainnet. Choose SOL on one side of the swap. A quote is available only when a supported route can be found.
Do I approve the swap in my wallet?
Yes. Review the amounts, minimum received and fees, then approve the transaction in your connected wallet. If the app shows Simulation mode, it checks the transaction without requesting a signature or sending funds.
Which fees will I pay?
Each swap includes a 0.5% platform fee. The review shows this fee and maximum network fee plus account rent before approval. Keep SOL available for these costs, even when selling another token. When paying with SOL, MAX reserves 0.01 SOL for fees and rent.
What does slippage mean?
Slippage is the price movement you allow between the quote and execution. The review shows the minimum amount you can receive within that tolerance. You can change the tolerance in Swap settings. A higher tolerance can reduce the amount received.
Why do I need to refresh a quote?
Quotes and transaction validity expire. If the quote expires or the fee budget increases during checks, the app asks you to refresh and review the updated amounts and fees before approving a transaction.
What if my transaction is still pending?
Use Check transaction status in the swap panel. If no signature was returned, find it in your wallet history and paste it into Transaction signature. The app blocks another swap while the result is unresolved. Only clear an unsent request after checking that your wallet did not send it.
Where is my transaction history stored?
This browser saves submitted swaps and requests that may have been sent, grouped by wallet. Simulations and unsent requests are not listed. Other devices have separate records. Clearing site data removes local history; confirmed transactions remain on Solana.