Documentation

Stodex is an exchange interface for Solana. It lists tokens, prices them, and helps you build the swap your own wallet signs. The difference from a plain screener is where the fee ends up: the larger share buys back the token you traded and burns it.

A swap carries a flat 1%. That is the only charge we make; Solana’s network fee is separate and goes to validators.

0.7% — buyback and burn

Spent on the open market buying the same token that produced the fee, then burned. Supply falls in proportion to how much a token actually trades.

0.3% — the protocol

Indexing, infrastructure, and the people keeping the board running.

The split is written in basis points in a single config file, so no rounded percentage can drift between the hero, the split bar, and the buyback page.

Every token accrues its buyback share from the first swap, verified or not. Verification confirms a mint belongs to the team that claims it — nothing more. An unverified token’s pool waits rather than being redirected, and is spent the moment it verifies.

$STODEX is bought back out of its own trading, on exactly the same terms as every other token on the board. It has no claim on anyone else’s volume and receives no privileged slice. The mint address is published in the header and the footer of every page.

Connecting a wallet is how you sign in, and it is a real cryptographic check rather than a flag:

1. 01The wallet hands over its public key.
2. 02The server issues a nonce and the exact statement to sign.
3. 03The wallet signs that statement — ed25519, no transaction, no fee.
4. 04The server rebuilds the statement from the nonce it issued and verifies the signature against the claimed address before opening a session.

A signature over any other text opens nothing, a signature from another key is rejected, and a tampered session cookie fails its check. Nothing about the session is trusted from the browser.

Wallets are found through the Wallet Standard handshake: the page announces itself, installed wallets register back with their own name, icon, and features. Any Solana wallet implementing it is offered without us shipping an adapter for it, so new wallets work on the day they launch.

Stodex never holds funds and never asks for a private key or seed phrase. Every value-moving action is signed on your device after you approve it, and disconnecting ends our access entirely.

Trading is not wired up. The board, the burn feed, and the protocol figures are sample values so the interface can be walked end to end. Anything that needs a live route or an indexer is marked Under development rather than pretending to work. Wallet discovery, signing, and session verification are already real.