Arbitrage Blinks
Share a Solana cycle setup from Share this setup as a Blink on the arbitrage page. The link contains the exact intermediate mint, SOL input and positive minimum profit. Each receiving wallet requests its own current routes and simulation before it sees a transaction review.
What the wallet approves
The current Action supports SOL to a classic SPL token and back to SOL in one transaction. Input is capped at 0.01 SOL. It checks token accounts, route instructions, signer, encoded input/output, lookup tables, transaction size, costs and the combined simulation. A losing, unavailable or unsupported route produces an error without a transaction.
The encoded final return covers principal, estimated network fees, any new token-account rent and your requested profit. Existing intermediate inventory is preserved. Token-2022/RWA and cross-chain Blinks need their own transport adapters; use the corresponding workspace flows for those trades.
Sending and fees
The external Blink wallet signs and broadcasts through RPC. A failed transaction can charge gas. This differs from the workspace's Jito bundle flow, where a rejected bundle is not included on chain. The Action's metadata and transaction message explain its RPC transport.
A client may refresh the transaction blockhash. The minimum return remains encoded in the instructions, but pool conditions can change and cause a revert. Request another review if you wait or change the setup.
History and availability
External Blink transactions appear in the signing wallet's history. They are separate from your signed-in Sanvio account journal. Inspect the wallet or explorer receipt to confirm settlement. A shared setup is not a guaranteed opportunity or a promise of profit.
The Actions endpoint and actions.json support cross-origin requests. Blink rendering on X depends on the client, wallet and provider registry; creating the URL does not guarantee that every X client will render it. You can also open the link through Dialect's Blink viewer.
Operators can pause new Actions independently. Previously returned transactions remain under the wallet's control, and existing explorer receipts remain accessible.