How moves work

From plan to receipt

1. PlanYou choose what moves, from where, to where. Raven works out every transaction it needs from your balances right now.
2. ReviewEvery amount, every wallet, the network fee and any service fee, before anything signs.
3. Test runEach transaction is run against the chain without being sent. If one would fail, you see why first.
4. Sign and sendYour keys sign inside your browser and the transactions go out.
5. FollowRaven watches each one until it lands, then writes a receipt with every line.

Many wallets at once

A move across many wallets runs in stages. Inside a stage, each wallet’s transactions go one after another, and different wallets go side by side, so a split into 20 wallets never waits on each one in turn.

Speed

Settings, Speed sets what Raven offers the network to land a move sooner when it is busy.

When something goes wrong

• A move that partly went through is marked Needs a look in Activity, with what happened to each line.
• If the network does not pick a transaction up in time, Raven says so and nothing moves. It never sends a move twice by itself.
• A frozen wallet cannot send anything until you unfreeze it.

Under the hood

Packed to fit

Solana takes at most 1,232 bytes per transaction. Raven packs a move’s steps into as few transactions as fit, and says how many on the review.

A fee you set

Each transaction carries a compute limit and a price per unit. Speed sets that price; the review shows the total.

Tested before signing

Every transaction is simulated against the chain. A swap’s test also checks the coin you get really lands, and that nothing else leaves.

Sent until it lands

The signed transaction is sent again every few seconds until Solana confirms it or its blockhash runs out, about a minute later. Then Raven reports it did not land, and nothing moved.

Stages

Steps that depend on each other run in order (a coin account opens before money goes into it). Up to five wallets run side by side.