Community Buyouts
One holder sells a large lot. Several buyers join forces to take it.
Coming soon. This chapter explains the planned experience. This feature is not available for trading or deposits. See the visual guide.
Coming soon
This is a planned feature. It is not available for trading, deposits or settlement. The workflow below is a design description, not an instruction to send funds. Final configurations and fees will be published before release.
See the animated explanation or check current product status.
Buy a big position together.
One holder sells a large lot. Several buyers join forces to take it.
Who it helps: Communities buying together and holders selling a larger position.
Illustrative example: A seller offers a fixed lot for 20 SOL. Buyers contribute toward that target before the deadline. If the target is missed, they can reclaim their contributions.
The planned steps
The interface will guide you through the terms before any required wallet approval. These steps describe the intended experience; they cannot be completed in the current release.
- 01The seller sets the lot, total price and deadline.
- 02Buyers review the terms and contribute toward the target.
- 03A successful deal creates token claims. A failed deal allows refunds.
How it is intended to work
The proposed design holds the seller's tokens and buyer contributions under escrow rules. The success threshold, maximum accepted funding, allocation method and deadline must be fixed before contributions open. A successful finalization would establish payment and token claims; individual buyers may need separate claim transactions. This is different from an ordinary partial-fill order, where each purchase completes independently as buyers arrive.
What to review before approving
Check the exact mint, price, funding target, deadline, allocation method, any lock schedule, fees, and the conditions for cancellation or refunds. Confirm whether a refund or token claim requires a wallet transaction and network fees.
What this does and does not promise
A target is not guaranteed to fill. This buys a token position, not ownership or control of the project. A failed deal may require each contributor to claim a refund; it is not a promise of an instant automatic payment.
What you can explore today
Read the user guide for existing market and wallet-held offer workflows, or the API documentation for public wallet-approved listing tools. Those existing workflows are the Solana beta. Solana market creation requires the launch password and wallet approval. For the main network, read the Robinhood Chain guide.
For custody and settlement context, read wallet-held swaps, funded escrow and smart contracts. Those references do not activate the feature described in this chapter.