Solana
Set up Solana wallets, RPCs, funding, and LaunchMyNFT or Runite tasks.
Walk through Solana task setup in the real interface with mock wallets and no submission.
Solana has separate wallet, RPC, and task stores from EVM. Use the Solana switcher on Wallets and Tasks rather than trying to place SOL wallets in an EVM group.
Wallets and Helius#
Add one or more Helius API keys under Settings → API Keys before creating a Solana wallet group. Keys are accepted as bare keys or full RPC URLs and assigned round-robin.
On Wallets → Solana, create groups, generate or import ed25519 private keys, refresh balances, send SOL, and use Manage Funds to disperse or consolidate. The SPL mint filter displays balances for a selected SPL or Token-2022 mint; the per-row Send action sends SOL.
Build a task#
- Open Tasks → Solana, create or select a task group, and click New Task.
- Paste a supported Runite or LaunchMyNFT URL.
- Choose the phase and quantity per wallet. Zyper respects the detected phase cap.
- Select Solana wallets and saved Solana RPCs.
- Choose Spam or Jito, review fees, then save.
Runite authentication starts when tasks are created and its wallet sessions last about 14 days. The task table shows each row’s authentication status.
Submission modes#
- Spam repeatedly submits until success or the configured deadline. A blank Submit RPC uses Helius Sender’s dual route. Sender Max requires a tip of at least
0.001 SOL; an explicitly entered plain RPC does not use that tip. - Jito submits through Jito and requires a tip greater than zero. Zyper measures regional latency and distributes wallets across the fastest regions.
Confirmation uses the task’s saved RPC pool, Helius keys round-robin, and the public Solana fallback when necessary. Treat public fallback capacity as best effort during a busy mint.