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Execution

A signed transaction is routed through Jito, Astrolane or Temporal's Nozomi, followed to a final state, and reconciled.

Three ways to land

• Jito bundles: the transaction lands as a unit, in order, or not at all, kept out of the public mempool.
• Astrolane: a landing service built for fast, reliable inclusion.
• Temporal’s Nozomi: a low-latency transaction sender for getting into the next blocks.

Metera picks the route for each transaction. Sending through more than one landing path is what protects a trade between the moment it is signed and the moment it lands, and what keeps it landing when one path is slow.

The tip, checked

Every landing path carries a tip. Metera checks it against your policy before sending, so a tip can never quietly become a way to move value.

Reconciled, never paid twice

Every send is followed until it reaches one of four end states, and your agent is told which:

• landed
• failed, with the reason
• expired
• needs action

Nothing is resent blindly, so the same trade is never executed twice, whichever path it took.