Funded by the bidderReleased by fill or cancel
Released through Claim
Security
What the program enforces, what the service operates, and what remains at risk when you place a bid.
#What the program enforces
The BID program holds the SOL in each bid account and checks the terms of a fill. Tokens must move to the bid owner at the stored price. The owner can cancel the unfilled balance; during a program pause an administrator can refund a bid only to its owner.
The seller cannot be the bid owner. Mint and token-program checks restrict supported assets. If the interface says a token is unsupported, it cannot be made supported by changing a form value.
Program address: Hbh6…8ixD. Check the program and transaction details in your wallet before signing.
#What is operated by the service
Market data, indexing, points, daily allocations, claim processing and the optional keeper run off chain. They can be delayed or paused. Reward transfers depend on a funded treasury and the claim service being available.
The program retains an upgrade authority. Administrators control the global pause and allowed configuration; a guardian or administrator can pause individual coins. The software and reward rules can change. This is not an immutable system.
#Check what you sign
- Confirm the coin's mint rather than relying on its name or image.
- Read the amount, recipient and instructions in transaction previews.
- For Claim, sign the requested message only when you initiated a claim.
- Never enter a recovery phrase or private key into the public site.
- Keep enough SOL for network fees and review the final wallet confirmation.
A message signature authorizes a claim to the signing wallet. It does not authorize the site to withdraw that wallet's assets.