Flash Trade is a decentralized exchange (DEX) built on the Solana blockchain that enables fast, on-chain trading and liquidity provision. Before you start trading, you'll need to set up a few essential components.
1. Solana Wallet
Flash Trade supports popular Solana wallets including:
and more...
First Time on Solana?
If you're new to Solana, start by downloading a wallet. Each wallet will guide you through creating your first Solana address and securing your account.
Critical Security Information
⚠️ Protect Your Recovery Phrase
Your wallet generates a secret recovery phrase (seed phrase) - this is the master key to your funds
Never share your recovery phrase or private keys with anyone, including Flash Trade support
Anyone with access to these credentials can control your entire wallet
2. Supported Assets & Fees
Flash Trade currently supports trading and liquidity provision for the following Solana-based tokens:
Major Cryptocurrencies - SOL, BTC, ETH, USDC
Alts & DeFi Tokens - JUP, PYTH, JTO, RAY, KMNO, W
Meme & Community Tokens - BONK, PENGU, WIF, SAMO, FARTCOIN
Forex & Metals - XAU, XAG, EUR, GBP, AUD
Transaction Fees
Since Flash Trade operates on Solana, every transaction requires a small amount of SOL to pay network fees. Make sure to keep some SOL in your wallet for transaction costs.
3. Platform Access & Security
Official Website
Always access Flash Trade exclusively through:
Security Warning
🚨 Avoid Phishing Scams
Bookmark the official URL and only use that bookmark
Be wary of links from social media, emails, or messaging apps
Scammers create fake websites that look identical to steal your funds
When in doubt, manually type into your browser
What to Look For
Before connecting your wallet, verify:
The URL shows exactly "flash.trade"
Your browser shows a secure connection (lock icon)
The site design and functionality match what you expect
Getting Started Checklist
Before your first trade:
Need Help?
For additional support or questions about using Flash Trade, consult the platform's official community channels. Remember: legitimate support will never ask for your private keys or recovery phrase.
