KindMind is KindSwap's proprietary on-chain routing engine for Solana.
It is in active development.
It goes live in July 2026.
Dual-engine architecture
KindMind and Metis v7 run side by side.
KindSwap always uses the best available engine path.
The public API does not expose the internal engine used.
What makes KindMind different
Solana-native architecture
KindMind is built from scratch for Solana.
It is not a wrapper around another aggregator.
Every component is designed for execution quality, speed, and security.
4-hop cross-DEX pathfinding
KindMind supports up to 4 sequential hops in one atomic transaction.
Split routing
A single trade can split across multiple pools at once.
For example, a route can send 60% through Raydium and 40% through Orca.
This improves blended output when one pool is not optimal.
Bellman-Ford graph engine
KindMind uses a modified Bellman-Ford algorithm on a live mint graph.
It applies negative-log-price edge weights.
It uses greedy bottleneck exclusion to find distinct parallel paths.
Real-time pool state via Geyser
Pool reserves stream in real time through Helius LaserStream gRPC.
Coverage spans more than 940,000 pools across multiple DEX programs.
Every quote reflects current on-chain market state.
Depth-aware pool ranking
Pools are ranked by TVL depth before scoring.
This prioritises the deepest available liquidity.
ARTSE adaptive slippage
The Adaptive Real-Time Slippage Engine tracks slippage by pair and pool.
It uses short and long EMA windows.
It widens tolerance on volatile pairs and retries failed routes automatically.
Four-layer MEV protection
Every transaction is submitted through KindRelay.
Primary submission uses Jito bundles.
If no Jito leader is imminent, KindRelay falls back to direct TPU submission.
A final layer fans out across parallel RPC endpoints.
Token-2022 support
KindMind supports Token-2022 mints natively.
This includes transfer-fee extensions across:
- Raydium CPMM
- Raydium CLMM
- Orca Whirlpool
Pre-execution simulation gate
Every candidate route passes through a local simulation gate.
Failed routes are discarded automatically.
Only executable quotes reach users.
Launch timeline
KindMind goes live in July 2026.
Metis v7 remains active as the automatic fallback after launch.