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Frequently asked questions

Direct answers about the product, integration and economics.

Who can integrate?

Mokuna is designed for wallets, trading platforms and Telegram bots that originate or route user transactions. Discuss your transaction flow and network needs with the team to assess fit.

Is Mokuna a searcher auction?

No. Mokuna operates its own engine for search, simulation and execution. It does not distribute customer transactions to an external searcher network or run a third-party searcher auction.

How much revenue do partners receive?

Partners receive 60% of captured MEV revenue. Calculation, applicable costs, attribution and settlement terms are agreed during onboarding. Returns are not guaranteed for every transaction.

How long does integration take?

The timeline depends on the target networks and your routing setup. Mokuna does not currently publish a fixed integration timeline. The integration planning guide helps prepare the information needed to scope the work.

Will transactions be delayed?

Timing depends on the network and integration. Confirm latency requirements and validate behavior before production rollout. There is no published latency or next-block inclusion guarantee.

Can I change my wallet RPC URL today?

The Preview API proposes a REST integration at api.mokuna.xyz/v1, not a wallet RPC replacement. The examples describe a design contract, not a live public endpoint.

Which networks are live?

The website lists target networks. Confirm production availability for each network with the team before planning a rollout.

Are transactions private forever?

No. Private routing describes the path to Mokuna and the absence of external searcher distribution. On-chain transactions become observable according to the network’s rules.

How do I start?

Prepare an integration brief and book a discussion ↗. Bring your platform type, network priorities and transaction routing requirements.

Updated September 20, 2026 · Discuss this guide ↗

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