When savings happen, and their limits

SaverFi checks your linked trading wallets, the wallets you trade from, about once a minute, and saves whatever is owed. Three things apply to every saving: the most it can move, a reserve your trading wallet always keeps, and a small network fee.

How soon a saving happens

• Profit: usually within a minute or two of the sell that puts you ahead.
• Volume: as soon as 0.001 SOL is owed. Smaller amounts wait up to an hour after your oldest unsaved trade. At 2 %, that is any trading under 0.05 SOL.
• Round-ups: gathered and saved together once enough has built up, or within the hour.

The most one saving moves

By default, one saving moves at most 0.06 SOL. Anything above that is not saved, and is not carried over to the next saving. For example, at 20 % of profit that is a gain of 0.3 SOL, and at 2 % of volume about 3 SOL of trading in one saving. Round-ups also have a daily cap.

What your trading wallet keeps

By default, your trading wallet always keeps at least 0.05 SOL, so you can keep paying for trades. A saving that would take it lower waits, and goes once you top the wallet up. The wallet also pays each saving’s network fee, about 0.00001 SOL.

Change these limits

1. Open Manage wallets, then the Vault tab.
2. Open Change these limits.
3. Set Most per settlement and Always left in the trading wallet. The app calls each saving a settlement.
4. Press Sign new limits, and approve in your wallet app.

A saving already on its way may be delayed by a few minutes. Nothing is lost. If nothing arrives at all, see Why isn’t it saving?.