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Solana Jupiter Atomic Route Arbitrage Bot

Discover cyclic Jupiter routes that begin and end in SOL and execute supported swaps within a single Solana transaction.

Overview

Scans aggregated Jupiter routes for cycles that begin and end in SOL — SOL → USDC → Token X → SOL — where projected output beats input after impact and fees.

Where route construction permits, every leg composes into one atomic transaction: either the full cycle succeeds or state reverts. Minimum-output constraints protect against unfavorable fills, though failed transactions may still cost network fees.

Highlights

Scans Jupiter routes for SOL-to-token-to-SOL cyclesSingle-transaction execution where construction permitsAvoids paying leg one without an executed leg twoChecks projected profit after impact and costsMinimum-output constraints guard execution

How the Strategy Works

  1. 1

    Enumerate routes

    Query Jupiter aggregations for cyclic SOL pairs continuously.

  2. 2

    Project the output

    Compute final SOL versus input across every hop.

  3. 3

    Subtract true costs

    Account for price impact, platform fees, priority and compute costs.

  4. 4

    Check quote freshness

    Discard quotes older than your staleness threshold.

  5. 5

    Send atomically

    Submit one transaction with minimum-output protection on the closing leg.

Product images

See the bot in action

Explore the monitoring, configuration, and execution interfaces included with Solana Jupiter Atomic Route Arbitrage Bot.

3 product previews
Solana Jupiter Atomic Route Arbitrage Bot — Jupiter Cycle Scanner
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Jupiter Cycle Scanner

Discover Jupiter routes that begin and end in SOL across multiple supported liquidity sources.

Solana Jupiter Atomic Route Arbitrage Bot — Atomic Transaction Builder
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Atomic Transaction Builder

Compose supported route instructions into a single Solana transaction.

Solana Jupiter Atomic Route Arbitrage Bot — Route Simulation
Screenshot 3

Route Simulation

Simulate expected output and enforce minimum-output constraints before submission.

Live Execution Monitorslot 241,102,556
Scan
Quote
Simulate
Execute
Exit

Realized Profit (24h)

$0

Opportunities Scanned

0

Win Rate

0%
SOL → USDC → SOL · net +0.0042 SOLskipped · stale quote

Atomic Execution Effects

FeaturePractical Effect
Single transactionAll swap instructions succeed or revert together
Minimum outputTransaction fails if output falls below threshold
No custom contractReduces deployment complexity
Consolidated executionCan be more fee-efficient than separate txs
Remaining risksFailed-tx fees, stale quotes, RPC failure, congestion
Setup guide

Install and configure the bot

Preview the complete installation workflow. Follow each step in order and validate the bot in paper mode before enabling live execution.

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Extract the bot

Download the ZIP package and extract it into a private directory.

terminal
unzip solana-jupiter-atomic-arbitrage.zip && cd solana-jupiter-atomic-arbitrage

Check Python

Confirm that Python 3.11 or newer is installed on your machine.

terminal
python --version

Create an environment

Create an isolated virtual environment for the bot dependencies.

terminal
python -m venv .venv

Activate the environment

Activate the virtual environment before installing dependencies.

terminal
source .venv/bin/activate
# Windows PowerShell
.venv\Scripts\Activate.ps1

Install dependencies

Install the required Python packages from the included requirements file.

terminal
python -m pip install --upgrade pip
pip install -r requirements.txt

Create your environment file

Copy the included example and add your private configuration values.

terminal
cp .env.example .env

Start the bot

Start live monitoring only after reviewing every configured risk limit.

terminal
python main.py
Environment setup

Configure your .env file

Add these values to the included environment file. Keep wallet credentials and API secrets private.

Frequently Asked Questions