Market execution, engineered for Solana speed

Most Solana frontends treat a swap as a single click against a single pool. That works for tiny sizes on deep tokens; it falls apart on everything else. Real execution requires choosing the right route, paying the right priority fee for the current congestion level, applying the right MEV protection for the trade size, and surfacing all of it in a UI you can configure once and trust.

Axiom Swap is built around realised price, not quoted price. The router aggregates liquidity from Raydium AMM and CLMM, Meteora DLMM and dynamic AMM, Orca Whirlpools, Pump.fun bonding curves, and the major Solana aggregators. For every order, it picks the route that delivers the best realised fill after fees, slippage, and expected sandwich exposure — not the route with the prettiest pre-trade quote.

Five things that determine your fill

• Route: which pool or split of pools your order touches.
• Slippage cap: how much price movement you tolerate.
• Priority fee: how aggressively you bid for inclusion in the next slot.
• MEV protection: whether the transaction goes through public or protected paths.
• Transaction packaging: how the swap, the priority fee, and any auxiliary instructions are bundled.

Axiom Swap exposes each of these explicitly, with smart defaults that work out of the box and overrides for traders who know exactly what they want.