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01. Live Solana swaps

The Live swap tab embeds the official Jupiter Plugin. Jupiter provides token discovery, live quotes, wallet selection, transaction construction, submission and status. It supports SOL and routable SPL tokens on Solana mainnet. Token availability and liquidity are determined by Jupiter.

Jupiter’s wallet kit requests your connection and transaction approval. Zveil does not auto-connect, hold private keys, sign on your behalf or receive deposits. Check the token mint, quote, price impact, slippage and wallet transaction details before approving.

Network and Jupiter fees may apply and are displayed by the provider. Zveil sets no referral account or referral fee. A quote can change or expire; a failed or interrupted UI request is not proof that no transaction was sent. Check the transaction status in Jupiter, your wallet or Solscan before retrying.

Official integration: Jupiter Plugin documentation. If the embedded widget is unavailable, use the retry button or open Jupiter.

02. Desk capabilities

03. Data & privacy

The live widget loads code and market data from Jupiter. When you connect a wallet or request a swap, Jupiter and the wallet provider process the public address and transaction information needed for the flow. Solana transactions are public. This site does not promise anonymous swaps.

Zcash’s shielding applies to supported shielded Zcash transactions; it does not make a Solana route private. No Zcash settlement is enabled here. Reference: Zcash: shielded and transparent transactions.

04. OTC drafts

Drafts are saved locally in this browser. They contain amounts, both asset identities and mint addresses, offer side, intended visibility and expiry. Existing SOL/ZEC and SPL drafts remain readable and default to Ask if they have no side. Expired drafts remain in My desk for inspection and export. Both public and private drafts are local and unencrypted; neither is published or submitted to a chain.

Use My drafts to inspect, export or delete a draft. Exports are plain JSON, not executable orders. The agreed rate comes from the two amounts you enter. Ask means you sell the offered asset; Bid means you buy the requested asset. The unit price is expressed in the payment asset, and the entire lot is one draft. Offer templates are reusable example terms.

The draft picker uses bundled metadata and a saved Hermit catalog. Custom mint entries are checked for address format only; existence, metadata and transfer restrictions are not validated. Native SOL and wrapped SOL are separate draft assets. Use the live Jupiter picker for supported, routable swap assets.

05. Routes & settlement

Peer-to-peer escrow, a shared order book and Solana ↔ Zcash transfers are not implemented. They require a settlement provider or protocol, funding detection, confirmation rules, timeouts, refunds and security review. Creating a draft does not create an escrow or accept any funds.

06. Reference prices & price checks

The OTC desk requests indicative USD prices from CoinGecko for exact bundled identities: SOL, wrapped SOL, ZEC, USDC, USDT and RAY. It does not look up custom assets by ticker. A matched price is accepted only when its provider timestamp is at most five minutes old. Failed, missing, invalid or stale prices display as unavailable. Requests can be rate-limited; use Refresh to retry.

For an Ask, the unit price is the requested payment divided by the offered token amount. For a Bid, it is the offered payment divided by the requested token amount. Payment is converted using its own reference USD price; stablecoins are not assumed to be worth exactly one dollar. The percentage is the difference from the token reference, before fees. A difference of 30% or more triggers a review warning and confirmation when saving a local draft.

These prices are context, not executable quotes or token verification. A missing reference is not a price approval. Network and routing fees for future OTC settlement are not configured. Largest lot sorting uses the USD reference of the payment asset and puts unpriced lots last.

Only the fixed public asset IDs are sent in this price request; draft amounts and wallet addresses are not included. CoinGecko receives the browser request. Source: CoinGecko Simple Price API.

07. The project token

Zveil is the proposed Solana project token, with Pump.fun as the intended launch venue. No verified contract address, listing, token price, supply, allocation or launch date has been configured. ZEC is the separate native asset of Zcash; Zveil does not represent or redeem ZEC. No affiliation with Zcash, Pump.fun or Jupiter is claimed.

08. Large lots & market impact

The planned direct OTC model pairs a buyer and seller for a whole lot at agreed terms. If the tokens are transferred directly between them, that transfer does not change an AMM pool’s reserves and does not itself cause that pool’s swap price impact. This describes the intended model, not live OTC execution on this site.

It does not guarantee an unchanged market price, immediate liquidity or execution at the displayed spot price. A buyer may require a discount, and fees, counterparty hedging or subsequent resale can affect the overall result. Any separate conversion routed through a DEX has its own price impact and costs.

Shielded ZEC settlement is planned separately. It would not make public Solana transfers invisible or guarantee that the complete cross-chain flow cannot be linked. Read the route and privacy notes before treating a draft as an executable deal.

Background: Raydium on AMM price impact and Zcash privacy recommendations.