What FSWA is

• Depositors place an NFT plus a SOL backing amount into a shared pool. Positions earn a share of acquisition fees for as long as they stay active, and can be withdrawn from the Manage page.
• Buyers pay the pool's acquisition price. On-chain randomness then selects one backed position. The selection is weighted by backing and cannot be influenced by the buyer, by a depositor, or by FSWA.
• Settlement is the buyer's choice: keep the revealed NFT, or accept most of its SOL backing. Never both.
• Custody stays with the protocol's on-chain accounts. FSWA never holds user keys and cannot move assets without a signature from the owner's wallet.

One purchase can select up to 5 positions in a single batch. The cap bounds how much SOL one wallet approval can spend and keeps the randomness request inside one transaction budget.

The price shown on the purchase button is the acquisition fee multiplied by the quantity. Your wallet shows the exact amount again before you sign, and nothing is spent until you approve it there.

If a purchase is interrupted after the batch is created, the batch can be resumed or closed from the Manage page. Unsettled batches are never silently abandoned.

Current network:Devnet

This deployment connects to Solana devnet through api.devnet.solana.com. Fast spin sessions run on a MagicBlock ephemeral rollup at devnet-as.magicblock.app and commit their results back to the base chain.

This is a prototype under active development. Devnet SOL is free from the Solana faucet (opens in a new tab) and has no monetary value. Nothing acquired here can be sold for real money, pools may be reset at any time, and there is no mainnet deployment.

You can verify the programs this site talks to on the Solana Explorer. If a wallet prompt ever shows a different program, reject it.

• FSWA gacha program: Dsq6ha5hCxntTq8GhKn1JXt13XYE4UN4JEkFR2hXWRuZ (opens in a new tab)
• MagicBlock VRF program: Vrf1RNUjXmQGjmQrQLvJHs9SNkvDJEsRVFPkfSQUwGz (opens in a new tab)
• Metaplex Core program: CoREENxT6tW1HoK8ypY1SxRMZTcVPm7R94rH4PZNhX7d (opens in a new tab)

FSWA currently works with the Phantom wallet as a browser extension or mobile app. Install it only from Phantom's official site, phantom.app (opens in a new tab). FSWA does not bundle, host, or redistribute wallet software, and will never prompt you to download anything.

• Connecting shares only your public address. FSWA never asks for a seed phrase, private key, or password, and never asks you to send funds to “verify” or “unlock” a wallet.
• Every transaction needs your explicit approval in the wallet. Check the amount and the program ID before you sign.
• Use a dedicated test wallet for devnet and keep it separate from any wallet that holds real assets.
• The only official domain is www.fswa.fun. See how to verify it is really FSWA.

FSWA Protocol is an independent project with its own code, its own Solana programs, its own team, and its own deployment. Questions and security reports go through the contact page.