BUILD YOUR
MEV BOT.
RIG turns MEV bot creation into a clear builder. Choose a strategy, configure capital and risk, simulate the setup, then deploy on Solana — without writing the execution stack yourself.
FROM IDEA TO
DEPLOYMENT.
RIG replaces a fragmented technical setup with one guided flow. Configure what the bot should look for, how much it can risk, and when it is allowed to act.
Pick
Select the MEV strategy your bot should run — from arbitrage to backrunning or liquidation-focused execution.
Configure
Define capital, pairs, execution limits, minimum profit and risk boundaries.
Simulate
Review the setup before going live so the configuration is easier to understand and adjust.
Deploy
Connect a Solana wallet and launch the configured bot from the same interface.
BUILD A BOT
THAT FITS.
This interactive preview mirrors the product logic: choose a module, set the operating rules, then move to simulation and deployment.
MEV TOOLING,
WITHOUT THE MAZE.
ONE WORKBENCH
Strategy selection, parameters, simulation and deployment live in one interface instead of separate technical tools.
CONFIGURABLE RISK
Your bot is defined by explicit rules. Capital and risk limits stay visible before deployment.
SOLANA-NATIVE
RIG is designed around Solana speed and the workflows MEV operators already care about.
THE SHORT
VERSION.
Do I need to code?
The product concept is a visual builder: users configure supported strategy modules and operating limits through the interface instead of writing the full bot stack themselves.
What can I configure?
Strategy, trading pairs, capital, minimum profit, execution preferences and defined risk limits are core parts of the RIG flow.
Does RIG guarantee profit?
No. MEV is competitive and risky. A configured bot can fail to execute or lose money, and no simulation can guarantee live results.
Which wallet does it use?
The Connect Wallet control looks for common injected Solana wallets such as Phantom, Solflare and Backpack when available in the browser.
YOUR BOT.
YOUR RULES.
Configure a strategy, simulate the setup and move toward deployment from one Solana-native workbench.