What SignLens shows, on real Solana transactions

Every example here is a mainnet transaction, explained by the SignLens engine for the wallet that signed it and shown as the SignLens window shows it. Each links to the transaction on the Solana Explorer, so you can check it.

• Lending and borrowing

  A deposit into a lending market and a transfer to a stranger look the same in a balance preview: tokens leave your wallet. SignLens names the market, what the tokens become (collateral, a loan, a repayment) and which account they reach.

  Deposit USDC into Kamino Lend · Borrow USDS from marginfi · Open a leveraged position with a Jupiter Lend flash loan

• Liquidity

  Opening a liquidity position sends two tokens into a pool at once, and how much of each the pool takes depends on its price when the transaction lands. SignLens shows the most each side can cost (≤), the pool and the position, and the price range where the program says one.

  Open a Raydium CLMM position · Open an Orca Whirlpool position and add liquidity · Add SOL to a Meteora DLMM position

• Staking

  Staking hands SOL or a token to a pool, a validator or a lock, often for a token in return. SignLens names the pool and the token you get back, and says when a lock renews itself or the rate is set at execution.

  Stake SOL with Jito for JitoSOL · Delegate a stake account to a validator · Lock and stake JUP in Jupiter's DAO

• Swaps, perps and orders

  A swap says what you give and the least you accept. A leveraged order says its side, its size, its collateral and its trigger: the collateral leaves your wallet now, and a balance preview shows nothing else.

  Swap SOL for JUP on Jupiter · Place a Jupiter Perps limit order · Increase a Jupiter Perps position · Buy YES contracts in a Jupiter prediction market

• Launchpads and new tokens

  A token launched minutes ago is on no verified list, so SignLens does not repeat the name it gives itself: it shows the amount in the token's raw units and the mint address, marked unverified. It also says when a trade accepts almost any output.

  Buy a token on Pump.fun · Buy a token on Raydium LaunchLab, with no minimum

• Governance and multisigs

  A vote or a proposal moves nothing when you sign it, which is exactly why it needs reading: a multisig proposal is a transaction the multisig will run later. SignLens decodes the transaction inside a Squads proposal, step by step, as if you were signing it.

  Vote in the Jupiter DAO · Propose and approve a Squads token transfer

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