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Launchpad Trade Delayed trading for time-distributed multi-wallet execution
Execute multi-wallet trades with configurable spacing between each transaction. Each wallet executes sequentially at the interval you define — from milliseconds to seconds.

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What is Delayed?

A single API request that executes buy or sell orders across one or multiple wallets with a configurable delay between each transaction.
  • Multiple wallets: Wallets execute one after another with a defined interval between each
Unlike Instant, which sends all transactions in parallel targeting the same block, Delayed sends transactions sequentially with a configured gap between each.

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How It Works

1

Send request

You send one request with your wallets and a delay configuration.
2

First wallet executes immediately

The first wallet’s transaction is sent without delay.
3

Wait

The API waits for the configured delay interval.
4

Next wallet executes

Each subsequent wallet executes after the delay. Repeated until all wallets have traded.

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Delay Modes

ModeDescriptionWhen to use
FIXEDExact interval between each transactionConsistent, predictable timing
RANGERandom interval between min and maxVariable spacing between transactions
// FIXED — 500ms between each transaction
{ "mode": "FIXED", "value": 500 }

// RANGE — random interval between 200ms and 800ms
{ "mode": "RANGE", "min": 200, "max": 800 }
Units are milliseconds (ms). 1000ms = 1 second.

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45-Second Limit

The Delayed endpoint is synchronous — the HTTP response waits for all wallets to finish executing. To prevent connection timeouts, requests are rejected before execution if the estimated duration exceeds 45 seconds. Formula: (numberOfWallets − 1) × maxDelay ≤ 45,000ms
WalletsMax delayEstimated durationAccepted
52,000ms~8s✅
102,000ms~18s✅
153,000ms~42s✅
203,000ms~57s❌
302,000ms~58s❌
If the estimated duration exceeds 45,000ms, the API returns ESTIMATED_DURATION_EXCEEDED immediately — no transactions are sent.
The first wallet executes immediately, so the formula uses numberOfWallets − 1. A RANGE delay uses max for the estimate.

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When to Use Delayed

Accumulate across multiple wallets over time rather than all at once. Useful when you want to build a position gradually without concentrating all entries in the same block.
Exit a position progressively across multiple wallets. Each sell has time to settle before the next one executes.
Coordinate entries across wallets with configurable spacing between each transaction. Use RANGE mode for variable intervals.

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Delayed vs Instant

InstantDelayed
ExecutionAll wallets — same blockWallets execute one by one
TimingSimultaneousConfigurable interval
Response timeFastProportional to total delay
45s limitNoYes — (wallets − 1) × maxDelay
Use caseMaximum speedTime-distributed execution

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What’s Next?

Buy

Execute delayed buy orders with one or multiple wallets

Sell

Sell tokens with configurable delays between wallets

Instant Trading

Execute all wallets in the same block for maximum speed