Solana trading terminal with a security check on every token

MASTRtrade is a Solana trading terminal on the web. It shows every token with its price, liquidity, holders and 32 security checks, and lets you trade it from your own wallet. Swaps are routed by Jupiter over the existing Solana exchanges. MASTRtrade never holds your funds or keys.

No. MASTRtrade holds no liquidity and runs no order book. It is an interface: Jupiter finds the best route across the Solana exchanges, your wallet signs, and the trade settles on Solana.

MASTRscan runs 32 checks on every token: mint and freeze authority, Token 2022 extensions such as transfer fees, permanent delegates and transfer hooks, holder concentration, connected holders funded by the same wallet, supply in locks or program accounts that are not pools, fresh wallets among the top holders, liquidity and whether the LP is burned or locked, the creator's history, a name or ticker copied from an established token, bundled buys, snipers and creator funded buyers at the launch, wash trading signs and how much can really be sold (Exit Reality). Every result shows its source and its age. Outside opinions such as RugCheck and GoPlus are shown as sources, never as the verdict. Scammers are always one step ahead: a scan shows only what can be measured right now, so a clean result is no guarantee. Not financial advice.

Every Solana wallet that supports the Wallet Standard, such as Phantom, Solflare and Backpack, as a browser extension. On a phone you stay on mastrtrade.com: Phantom or Solflare opens only to approve and brings you straight back. On Android, Mobile Wallet Adapter works the same way.

A platform fee of 0.99%, inside the Jupiter quote or, on Token-2022 tokens, on trades paid in USDC or USDT, on referred trades and on pairs with neither SOL nor a dollar side, as a SOL transfer to the fee wallet in the same transaction, plus the Solana network fee and, with MEV protection on, a small Jito tip. A wallet holding MASTR worth 100 USD or more trades at 0.67% instead. The review shows every amount before you sign.

Points record activity: 100 per SOL traded from your own wallet on MASTRtrade, plus 50 per wallet that traded through your invite link (up to 10); they set a tier from Bronze to Diamond. Points are not a token, not money and carry no promise. Whoever opens your invite link keeps your code for 30 days, and you earn 25% of the platform fee on the trades they send, paid as its own SOL transfer inside each of those trades the moment it confirms (where that is not possible, MASTRtrade pays it in rounds); the Rewards page lists it. Nothing of this changes how a trade is built or signed.

A living map of the largest holders of a token. It starts with the top 20 and then reads up to 150 holders one by one: when each wallet was first seen, which wallet sent it its first SOL (how much and when, and who funded that wallet), and how its tokens arrived, bought or sent by another wallet. Holders tied together form circles of their own; the rest lie around the token like a galaxy. It finds groups (a shared funder, one wallet further up, tokens sent, several holders filled or bought in one transaction, fees paid by another wallet, transfers between holders), what linked wallets already sold, wallets that tied holders of other tokens before, twin wallets (nearly the same first SOL within minutes, even from different senders or an exchange), tokens sent instead of bought, launch and same block buys, burner wallets, and what the linked wallets could take out of the pools if they sold now. A replay plays the launch back holder by holder. It is never conclusive: it shows only what the chain reveals right now, and without context a map never tells everything.

Never. Connecting shares only your public address. Every trade is built and simulated first, its message hash is shown, and after you sign in your wallet the hash is compared again before anything is sent. The Quick wallet is a key your own browser creates and keeps encrypted on your device for 1 tap trades; the server never sees it either, and you can export it any time.

Auto-copy follows a wallet you watch: when it buys a token, your Quick wallet buys it too, with the size you set for each buy (0.05 SOL to start), within a daily budget (0.5 SOL to start) and within the Quick wallet's own cap. It only copies buys from the last 3 minutes, never sells, never buys SOL or a stablecoin, never buys the same token twice within 24 hours and never while another review is open. Every buy takes the same way as your own trades: quote, build, simulation and hash check. It runs while MASTRtrade is open, and it can miss a buy or buy at a worse price than the wallet it copies. Switch it on under Wallet Watch: Copy on a wallet, then Auto-copy; the same switch turns it off.

A wallet for 1 tap trading: your browser creates a key pair, encrypts the secret with your passphrase and keeps it on your device only. Connected and unlocked, it signs trades on the page without a popup, within the cap per trade you set (0.5 SOL by default); above that, or when a check needs your eyes, the review waits for your tap. It is meant for a small trading balance, not for savings. Export the key once so you can restore it; Phantom and Solflare import it.

Yes. Portfolio has a swap area: any token your connected wallet holds to any token MASTRtrade prices, through the same review as a trade. Pairs with neither SOL nor a dollar side pay the same fee, as SOL beside the swap, valued by the Jupiter price of what goes in.

Yes. The checks here read the chain; when you want human eyes on a token, MASTR's specialists take requests for a manual check in the $MASTR App. A manual check is an opinion with evidence, never a guarantee.

Every token account you ever opened locks about 0.002 SOL as rent. Sell 100% on MASTRtrade closes that one account in the same transaction. For the rest, MASTRsweep (a MASTR app for Android and the Solana dApp Store) finds every empty account and returns the rent from your own wallet, sells dust and burns spam. Portfolio shows how many empty accounts your wallets carry.

Yes. Limit orders use the Jupiter Trigger program and DCA the Jupiter Recurring program, both on chain and cancelable any time. Take profit, stop loss and trailing stop are watched for you; when a level is hit you get a message and sign the sell yourself. The server never trades for you.

With MEV protection on, the signed transaction is sent through the Jito block engine with a small tip instead of the public network, which makes sandwich attacks much harder.

Yes. On Windows, macOS and Linux, Chrome and Edge install MASTRtrade as a desktop app with its own window. On Android it installs from the browser to the home screen, on iPhone with Share, then Add to Home Screen. Tap Get the app on mastrtrade.com.

Yes. Every token opened on MASTRtrade has its own page at mastrtrade.com/token/ followed by the token address: the result, the key numbers, all 32 checks with their source and the time they were read, the main findings, the pools and the links the team lists, plus answers to questions such as whether more tokens can be minted or whether accounts can be frozen. The list of recently scanned tokens is at mastrtrade.com/tokens.

No. MASTRtrade shows data, sources and risks. You decide, you sign and you carry the risk. Crypto assets can lose all of their value within minutes.

Write to info@mastrapps.com in plain text with the affected address, the steps to reproduce and the impact; the same contact is in security.txt at mastrtrade.com/.well-known/security.txt. Real findings are fixed and shipped, and you are credited if you want that. MASTRtrade holds no funds, keys, passwords or personal data beyond a wallet address, so there is no bug bounty and no payment for reports.