The catalogue notes.

Live launches are matched against a keyword list by name and symbol. Matching is case-insensitive and accent-insensitive, so “é” equals “e”. You can add or remove keywords in Settings; your list is stored only in your browser.

Binder order is ranked by heat = 5-minute volume (USD) × 5-minute buy count. Both inputs come straight from the data source; missing values count as zero. The top three tiles get a gold edge.

For tokens still on their bonding curve, the server reads the curve account on-chain and computes progress = 100 × (initial real tokens − real tokens left) ÷ initial real tokens. If the account is flagged complete the token shows as migrated. If the configured starting reserve looks stale, PACKRADAR falls back to the data source value, or shows “—”.

Migrations come from Jupiter’s graduated-pool feed, merged by mint with Jupiter’s recent and trending token lists. Unknown or failing sources are skipped without breaking the page. The feed refreshes every few seconds.

Every swap is quoted through Jupiter, built, and then simulated on the server before your wallet is asked for anything. You see your own balance changes, the programs involved and the maximum fee. A safety checker blocks any transaction that sends SOL or tokens outside the route and your own accounts, approves or delegates spending, changes an authority, or closes accounts that are not yours. You sign in your own wallet; nothing is sent without that signature.

PACKRADAR takes no fee: swaps carry no platform fee and no fee account. PACKRADAR never holds funds or keys.

Data comes from third-party sources and can be delayed, incomplete or wrong. Card prices are shown with the source and currency returned by the API; when none is returned the tile says “no price data”. Nothing here is financial advice. See the legal page.