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Markets and trading

Read a token page, check its sources and understand what a wallet-approved ZEC trade does.

One page for your market

Open a market to see its name, ticker, exact mint, Fee Mode and setup status. The page brings together a Dexscreener chart when available, trading controls and the available trades, holders, mode, activity and information tabs.

Public trades and holder balances are observations of the market. They are separate from reward eligibility checks and from proof that a fee claim or payout has completed.

Charts, trades and holders

Dexscreener is a third-party chart provider. Pair discovery, indexing and embedded chart availability can lag or fail. Use the source link to inspect the exact mint and pair.

Market statistics and wallet observations can update at different times. Missing data is not a zero balance, zero price or proof that a market has no holders.

A holder list is not a payout list. ZEC Rewards uses its recorded finalized eligibility snapshot, not the visible live table alone.

Buying and selling

The interface only submits routes it supports. A paused market, incomplete fee setup, unsupported route, unavailable liquidity or failed simulation can block an order. External chart availability does not establish that a ZECPAD trade route is ready.

  1. Connect the wallet that owns the funds or tokens you intend to use.
  2. Check the market’s exact mint and the ZEC quote asset.
  3. Choose Buy or Sell and enter an amount. Keep SOL available for network costs.
  4. Review the supported route, slippage information and wallet transaction before signing.
  5. Wait for the resulting signature to confirm. A wallet signature alone is not a completed trade.

Keep quote amounts and fees separate

The market uses ZEC as its quote token. SOL pays Solana transaction fees and any required account rent.

The 2% creator fee is only one trading-fee component. Pump protocol fees, applicable liquidity-provider fees, slippage and network costs can affect the transaction’s total cost.