The quote comes first: the rail rate, the 1% fee, the coin's price impact and the tokens you should receive. Then a one-time Monero address with a QR code and a countdown.
The Monero terminal for Solana
Any pump.fun coin, paid in XMR,
delivered to a fresh Solana wallet,
sold back to Monero,
fees paid out in XMR every Monday.
The terminal
new makes a Solana keypair in your browser and shows it once, with a copy button and a text download. The server never sees the secret key.
Send the coins to the order's one-time address. The keeper sells them and sends the SOL through the rail to your Monero address.
Name, ticker, image, first buy in XMR. The order's address creates the coin on pump.fun; its creator fees go to your Monero address on Mondays once they clear the rail minimum.
Rail state, Solana signatures and a short log for each order. orders lists the ones opened in this browser.
XMR to SOL and SOL to XMR, from every provider behind the rail, with the smallest order each one opens today.
The Monero addresses registered by holders, truncated, and the last weekly snapshot.
Quotes, orders and status are plain JSON endpoints. Anything the terminal does, a script can do.