Glossary

#Money and the pool

#Private balance

The SOL you hold in the pool, shown on Home. Only your account can spend it. Trades are paid for from it.

#The pool

The Privacy Cash shielded pool on Solana. WiSP does not run it. It holds your private balance as notes and pays the wallets the app funds.

#Note

How the pool records an amount it holds for you. You never handle notes directly; the app adds them up into your private balance.

#Shield

Moving SOL from a wallet into your private balance. The deposit is public. See Shield SOL.

#Funding address

An address the app derives for your account. SOL that arrives there, from an exchange or another chain, can be shielded from inside the app.

#Withdraw

Moving SOL from your private balance back to a wallet, or to another chain. The pool provider charges a fee on every withdrawal. See Withdraw.

#Return to the pool

Sending a position wallet's SOL back into your private balance after you sell. The app also calls this a sweep.

#Sweep

Same as a return to the pool. The Sweeps screen lists wallets whose SOL can go back.

#Wallets and positions

#Fresh wallet

A wallet the app creates for one token. Nothing has happened in it before the pool funds it.

#Ready wallet

A fresh wallet already funded from your private balance, with no token chosen yet. A buy from it goes out at once. See Ready wallets.

#Position

A token you hold, and the wallet that holds it. One token, one wallet.

#Standard size

One of the sizes a wallet can be funded at: 0.5, 1, 1.5, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8 or 10 SOL. In the code it is called a rung.

#Rung

The code's word for a standard size. Some messages still use it.

#Position statuses

READY: funded, no token chosen. FUNDED: funded for a chosen token, not bought yet. HOLDING: holds the token. PENDING: sold, SOL waiting to return to the pool. RETIRED: the SOL went back and the wallet is done. RECOVERED: an extra chip on a wallet found by a rebuild from your phrase. See Your positions.

#Trading

#Quick buy

A setting in the terminal that lets one tap buy from a ready wallet, with no review, inside limits you set once. See Quick buy.

#Review sheet

The sheet that opens before anything is signed. It lists exactly what will be sent. Approve and send signs that plan and nothing else.

#Approval

Your tap on Approve and send. A plan is valid for a short time, shown on the sheet; if anything changes, it expires and you review a fresh one.

#Slippage

How far the price may move against you between the review and the trade. Trade offers 1%, 3% and 5%; Quick buy offers 3%, 5% and 10%.

#Priority fee

An extra network fee that asks validators to include a transaction sooner.

#Tip

A small payment to the sending service on Fast and Faster trades, on top of the priority fee.

#Sender

Helius Sender, the service that carries Fast and Faster trades to validators. Standard trades go through your own RPC.

#Fast and Faster

The two speed settings above Standard. Fast adds at most 0.00005 SOL to a trade, Faster at most 0.002 SOL. See Speed settings.

#Bonding curve

How a new pump.fun token trades before it has a pool: the price follows a fixed curve as people buy and sell.

#Migrated

A pump.fun token whose curve is complete and that now trades in a pool, usually on PumpSwap.

#PumpSwap

pump.fun's own pool exchange, where tokens trade after their curve completes.

#Routed trade

A trade in a token that did not launch on pump.fun, or that left it for another exchange. Jupiter finds the route. See Which tokens can I trade?.

#The terminal

#Dev

The wallet that created the token.

#Bundled

Wallets, other than the dev, that bought in the same slot the token was created in.

#Sniper

Wallets that bought within the 7 slots after the creation slot, about 3 seconds.

#Insider

Wallets that got the token from the creator or an early buyer without buying it.

#Top 10

The share of supply held by the ten largest holders.

#Sell initials

A sale sized to give back the SOL your buys of a token cost, less what earlier sales returned, so what stays is already paid for. See The token page.

#P&L

Profit and loss: what a position is worth, or brought back, minus what it cost.

#Account and keys

#Recovery phrase

Your 24 words. They rebuild the whole account on any device. Anyone who has them controls the account.

#Device link

A link and a code that copy your account to a second device. Treat the pair like the phrase. See Two devices.

#RPC

The Solana node service the app reads from and sends through. The default is WiSP's Helius endpoint; you can use your own.

#Access notice

The sheet Five services, on your behalf, which asks before the app reads your account or contacts any outside service.

#Lock

Closing the account in this browser. The app reloads and the keys leave memory.

#Fees and $WiSP

#Platform fee

WiSP's fee on each buy and each sale: 0.5%, lower with an invite or a $WiSP tier. It is a public transfer to the WiSP treasury. See Fees.

#Pool provider fee

The pool's own charge on every withdrawal from it, including each wallet funding: 0.006 SOL plus 0.35%.

#Tier

A lower platform fee for holding or locking $WiSP. See Holder tiers.

#Lock (tiers)

A Jupiter Lock of $WiSP that nobody can cancel and that releases nothing for at least 90 days. It counts for the lower lock tiers.

#Invite code

A friend's code. Applied before your first shield, it halves your platform fee for 30 days. See Invite codes when you shield.