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SOURCE api.relay.link
Your app's
bill came in.
Paste a wallet. Every cross-chain buy it made through Relay becomes a line on this statement: fees, failed buys, minutes waiting, and the tokens the fill cost you.
Public address only. Nothing to connect, nothing to sign.
| DATE | DESCRIPTION | WAIT | FEES | FILL GAP (EST.) |
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Got robbed? Get paid back.
- 1Print your statement. Paste your wallet above and see what your cross-chain buys cost you.
- 2Hold at least $10 of $ROBBED. That's your ticket in. Same Solana wallet.
- 3Every 6 hours, the token's fees go to a draw. 5 winners get SOL. The more you lost, the more tickets you get.
Only losses from real Relay buys before 21 Oct 2026, 18:51 UTC count, so nobody can fake a loss after the fact. Every draw, every ticket and every tx is public on the audit page.
Most in the red
Wallets someone looked up here, ranked by the estimate. Addresses are cut to 4…4.
- No statements printed yet. Be the first.
Credits
SOL paid back to draw winners from the $ROBBED fees.
- Fee split: 70% to the public fund wallet, 30% to the team.
- Tickets follow your estimated loss, capped so one whale can't take every draw.
- Capped per wallet, per round and per day. Solana wallets only for now.
- The draw seed is a Solana blockhash: anyone can re-run it.
Method
Buys, fees, failures, times. From Relay's public API (api.relay.link/requests/v2?user=). Fees are the gas, fixed, price and gateway fees in USD that the API reports. Waiting time runs from the first deposit tx to the fill tx.
Fill gap (estimate). In the article "How your social trading app has been robbing you." (21 Oct 2026), Pumpfun published a randomized test: 416,669 trades, 28 Sep – 7 Oct 2026. We take the median fill ratio of each lane per chain and size bucket and apply the difference to each of your buys. It is an estimate, never an exact loss.
Test headline. Relay lane: 10.8% of buys errored, median 4.25 s to fill. Bridge lane: 3.7% errored, 1.88 s.
Sources. execution_vs_spot.csv · error_rate.csv · speed_tap_to_toast.csv (copies kept in our repo) · the article.