Titan Exchange profile

Titan Exchange combines Solana liquidity aggregation with its own routing technology. It compares providers and simulates routes against current chain state before preparing an ordinary swap. The comparison concerns spot-token execution and connected providers; it does not create a separate order book.[12]

DefiLlama’s aggregator snapshot at 20:43:49 UTC on 20 October 2026 recorded US$1,129,885,952 of rolling 30-day routed volume for Titan. This approximately US$1.130 billion measure overlaps the underlying liquidity venues and cannot be added to their volume as separate economic activity. It does not establish a verified number of active individual users.[36]

DART’s off-chain component selects candidate pools and route structure, while the on-chain component adjusts the split at execution. Supported venues include AMMs, order books and mint/redeem routes. This may reduce stale-route exposure, but Titan’s best-price language is its description of the connected routing system; it is not evidence of a regulated, market-wide execution guarantee or an assured fill at the last displayed quote.[13]

Trigger prices can use either the token-pair ratio or USD per input token. With a reversed pair, the reciprocal matters: a USDC-to-SOL trigger is not the same number as SOL’s dollar price. USD basis is rejected for stablecoin inputs. For stop-loss and take-profit orders with a minimum output, repeated below-floor quotes can eventually fail the order instead of forcing a fill. This is conditional execution, not guaranteed loss limitation.[31]

Prime Mode chooses slippage and transaction-landing settings automatically. Manual mode lets users set separate tolerances for correlated and other pairs, select priority-fee or MEV-protected broadcasting, cap automatic fees and exclude venues. A reverted trade can still consume blockchain fees. These execution costs and price impact are distinct from a zero Titan routing charge.[4]

On an explicitly hypothetical US$20,000-equivalent DART swap, the maximum published 1-basis-point charge equals US$2-equivalent: 20,000 × 1 ÷ 10,000. This is only the DART component, before underlying venue costs, network charges, token effects and price impact; it is not a binding all-in quote.[10]

Portal prices are in USD and paid in USDC at the specified one-to-one rate, with network costs paid by the buyer. Credits renew from the purchase date and do not roll over. Each request consumes a credit irrespective of response status. Rate limits are pooled across organisation keys and regions. A lapsed paid plan returns to Sandbox while its keys remain usable.[15]

Genesis 50 is a subscription promotion for the first 50 qualifying organisations purchasing Build, Scale or Growth between 23 September and 23 October 2026 at 00:00 UTC. It discounts the base subscription by 25% for twelve calendar months from joining, subject to available seats and the detailed terms. A hypothetical eligible US$25 monthly Build subscription becomes US$18.75; that is a fee discount, not a withdrawable trading bonus.[16]

Prepaid terms receive the discount only for the portion inside that year; a partial month counts as a full discounted month. The clock continues during Sandbox pauses. A first-month refund ends membership. The offer covers the specified launch plans’ base subscriptions, including eligible upgrades or renewals, rather than future products.[16]

An app built on Titan may collect its own swap fee. The integration guide exposes a fee rate and token account, and instructs integrators to display the returned fee amount before signing. Special-order fees use a separate configuration: normally a liquid output token takes priority, then a liquid input, otherwise the output token. Therefore the charged currency can change with the pair even when the stated basis-point rate is unchanged.[33][23]

An ordinary Solana spot swap is initiated by a wallet-signed transaction and settles token changes on that chain. This does not create a bank-funded exchange account. A user must obtain the relevant Solana assets and network-fee balance through their chosen wallet or outside provider; that provider’s deposit, conversion and withdrawal terms are separate.[11]

For special orders, Titan first returns an unsigned deposit transaction; the user signs it, and confirmation submits and activates the instruction. The response specifies any execution-fee funding: partners are normally sponsored, but the documented unsponsored amount is 0.005 SOL. Output can go only to the attested external wallet or that user’s manager, selected at creation. A Token-2022 transfer charge can make the received deposit smaller than the sent amount; the order is sized from the actual receipt.[20]

The special-order minimum applies to each DCA cycle, the complete trigger deposit, or each Slice piece, with US$10 as the default and partner-specific settings possible. The pending intent expires after five minutes. Read the returned expiry and minimum rather than interpreting a quote or a successful wallet connection as an accepted order.[26]

Titan’s special-order wallet is created and managed by Titan for the user. The documented policy permits order execution and withdrawals only to that user’s attested external wallet; the manager can also retain designated output. This is a narrower authority than arbitrary withdrawal to an outside address, but it is broader than a fresh user signature for every scheduled execution. The policy description is not an independently verified assurance of custody, insurance or recovery rights.[19]

A dismissed withdrawal signature can leave a pending order-level lock. The documented abandon endpoint releases it immediately; otherwise recovery can take approximately eight minutes. A request reporting execution in flight should be retried after reconciliation rather than interpreted as a permanent confiscation. Rebuilding an expired unsigned withdrawal requires a new signature.[22]

Vanish authenticates a session for 24 hours and requires a separate trade-bound signature for each private swap. Finalisation can take up to two minutes and resumes when the user authenticates again. Failed staged funds are returned to the Vanish balance; use order history and support if they do not reappear. The documentation’s no-protocol-fee transfer statement does not eliminate network execution costs.[6]

No policy promising reimbursement for managed-wallet, smart-contract or wallet compromise, with a named insurer and per-customer limit, was established in the inspected onboarding and product documentation. The contract-party and formal recovery position remains unresolved; limiting a withdrawal destination is an execution-control feature, not a compensation scheme.[19]

The official Titan website identifies the Solana product and directs users to its app and developer infrastructure. The inspected material did not establish the complete legal entity, incorporation jurisdiction, territorial exclusions or formal customer classification for this interface. Those are local disclosure gaps. Terms for similarly named investment managers, forex brokers or unrelated exchanges do not resolve them.[2]

A partner API key is tied to an enabled product and environment. Special-order requests can be refused because a grant expired, a tenant was suspended or deleted, or provisioning is incomplete. These are integration-access controls, distinct from an inactivity charge on a user’s wallet balance. Titan directs a suspended tenant to contact its team; the inspected reference does not specify a universal restoration deadline.[25]

Titan’s support reference identifies Discord as the main developer support route and GitHub issues for reproducible SDK faults. Portal reports should include the request identifier and, for quotes, the quote identifier. Keep those alongside the transaction signature and order ID when seeking help. No consumer phone-dealing facility or universal response-time guarantee was established; enterprise service commitments depend on the agreed plan.[34]

Analytics show trade count, volume, badges and Titan’s estimate of quote outperformance plus fees avoided on alternatives. The latter is a comparison model, not realised portfolio profit or a complete tax cost basis. Referral-group figures are aggregates. The inspected analytics documentation did not establish a tax-certified report or a comprehensive export covering every private and partner-managed transaction.[7]

Partner order history is separately retrievable. Lists are generally capped at 500 rows, while pending-order history is capped at 50; reporting filters are needed to reach older ranges. Optional idempotency keys replay successful requests for 24 hours, helping avoid duplicate actions after uncertain network responses. A different request body needs a new key. These controls are valuable when reconciling a submitted deposit against the order subsequently created.[26]

Special orders run on Titan’s service after confirmation; closing the page or disconnecting its display is not an order-cancellation instruction. The current API uses polling rather than webhooks. An apparently prolonged executing state can reflect reconciliation, especially after a Slice fill. Check the order’s terminal state and returned funds separately.[24]

For Titan Direct, a dropped WebSocket ends existing quote streams. The SDK does not automatically reconnect: the integrator must refresh an expired credential, reconnect with backoff and open new streams because old identifiers do not survive. A route can expire by time or slot, so an old displayed quote must be checked again before transaction construction.[32]

No entity-specific financial authorisation was established for Titan’s Solana interface from the inspected official materials. Its use of market makers and comparisons with conventional brokerage do not establish a securities-exchange or broker licence. The profile therefore records no positive financial-permission row.[2]

Portal keys belong on a server; browser and mobile applications should use their own backend proxy. Multiple keys share the organisation’s usage limits, so adding keys does not multiply the request allowance. Rotation changes access to the API; it should not be confused with cancelling orders already created through the separate managed-order service.[17]

The current product is reached through titan.exchange, with a developer portal and linked official documentation. Its API overview describes the same routing infrastructure across direct app use, self-serve REST and distributor access. This profile treats those distribution channels as one Titan exchange identity; it does not count each routing mode or developer subscription as another venue.[14]

The public integration guide accepts ordinary AMM liquidity and specialised mint/redeem integrations, directing prospective integrations to the Titan-Pathfinder repository and team channels. That repository identity describes a software organisation. It is not a substitute for a verified customer-contracting entity or audited company financial statement.[9]

The current app exposes distinct navigation for Instant, Limit, DCA, Slice and Private workflows. Product availability in an unauthenticated interface does not demonstrate that a particular wallet, token pair or partner tenant has every permission enabled. No login, funded transaction or recovery exercise was performed for this profile.[1]

Operator

Contracting entity not established from inspected Titan materials

Exchange model

Hybrid

Service scope

Solana swap aggregation, on-chain limits and managed scheduled or triggered orders.

Client types

Not established

Pricing publication

Public and quoted pricing

Other names

Titan; Titan meta-aggregator

Pricing scope

Published product tariffs; partner configuration and execution costs also apply.

Funding scope

Solana tokens; special orders require a separate signed deposit.

Custody and asset handling

Titan manages special-order wallets under a policy restricting execution and withdrawals.

Client eligibility

Wallet-based access; complete territorial and legal-entity schedule not established.

Support

Discord, SDK repositories and developer request identifiers.

Authorisation and registration scope

No entity-specific financial authorisation established.

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Trailing stop-loss and trailing take-profit use different rules. A stop follows observed peaks while preserving its initial floor. A trailing take-profit arms at the target and then watches a pullback; reaching the target is not the sale itself. Pausing stops observation, so highs during the pause are not automatically incorporated. A changed trailing percentage recomputes from retained state rather than starting a new history.[29]

DCA is funded up front rather than pulling a fresh amount from the main wallet at every interval. Execution network fees are sponsored under the documented cycle model. Increasing or reducing the total involves a signed transaction, and the modification lock lasts 30 seconds. If state changes or the lock expires before confirmation, refresh the instruction; the old signed change may no longer be applicable.[27]

Usernames and invitation codes provide a referral identity and group activity view. The referral page discusses possible future benefits without establishing a fixed cash entitlement. Vanish points and developer subscription discounts likewise need their own product terms; neither should be presented as a currently withdrawable exchange balance.[8]

Titan publishes an AI integration guide and a code-generation skill for building swap applications. The described skill targets distributor streaming credentials, while Portal access is REST. These tools can generate integration code, but no automatic custody or unrestricted trading authority follows from installing a skill. Actual authority comes from the credentials, signing key or managed-order policy granted to the application.[35]