FAQ
Swap
How do I swap on Byreal?
Everything you need to know about swapping is right here.
What happens if my slippage tolerance is too low?
If your slippage tolerance is set too low, your transaction is more likely to fail — especially in these situations:
The market is highly volatile
You’re swapping tokens with low liquidity
Note: Even if the transaction fails, you will still pay gas fees for the attempted execution.
What happens if my slippage tolerance is too high?
If your slippage tolerance is set too high, your transaction is more likely to execute at a worse price than you expected. This can happen if:
The market price moves significantly during confirmation
Someone front-runs your transaction
There’s high volatility or low liquidity in the pool
Note: A higher tolerance increases the risk of getting a less favorable rate, so set it carefully before performing transaction.
What does "Not Enough SOL" mean while I have some SOL in my wallet?
Swapping requires at least 0.01 SOL, and adding liquidity requires 0.02 SOL. These amounts cover network fees and the account rent required by Solana. On the Solana blockchain, creating certain accounts—such as token accounts or LP positions related account, incurs a one-time rent cost, in addition to regular transaction fees.
Note: This is part of Solana’s native infrastructure design and is not charged by Byreal.
What fee do I pay when using Byreal
Swap Fee: A small percentage of each swap is paid to liquidity providers (LPs) as an incentive for supplying liquidity. The exact fee depends on the route and is shown before you confirm the trade.
Network Fee: Each swap also requires a small amount of SOL to cover Solana network fees. If you're receiving a token or creating a liquidity position for the first time, additional SOL may be needed to create the required Solana accounts.
Note: Byreal does not charge any additional platform fees.
Liquidity Provision
How do I provide liquidity on Byreal?
Everything you need to know about providing liquidity is right here.
Why would I provide liquidity on Byreal?
As a liquidity provider, you earn a share of trading fees whenever trades route through your pool, but only when your liquidity position is in-range.
Fees are distributed proportionally based on your active liquidity and can be claimed at any time.
Some pools may also offer additional token rewards to further boost your returns.
Why don’t I see the full “Max amount” when I click Max?
We keep a small buffer to ensure your deposit still succeeds even if the price moves slightly before the transaction is confirmed.
For SOL pools, we also reserve a bit of SOL for network fees, rent, and a small safety buffer.
How is the displayed APR calculated?
The Est. APR is estimated using the formula: (24h Fees + Incentives) / TVL
24h Fees & Incentives: Total fees and incentives generated over the past 24 hours, valued at current market prices.
TVL: Total value locked in the pool, also valued at current market prices.
Note: For newly launched pools (less than 24 hours), the Est. APR may appear lower than the actual rate due to limited fee data.
How do I earn liquidity incentive on Byreal?
Byreal rewards liquidity providers in CLMM pools based on whether their position is inside the current price range.
Fixed emissions: Each pool distributes a set amount of tokens per minute.
Proportional rewards: You earn rewards based on your share of liquidity within the range.
Real-time updates: Rewards adjust as your position moves in or out of the price range.
Only LPs providing active, tradable liquidity earn incentives — not idle capital.
What is Tick Array Initialization Fee?
When you add liquidity in a specific price range for the first time, a small one-time network fee is required to initialize the tick array on-chain.
This fee covers the on-chain setup required to support liquidity in your selected price range.
It is paid to the blockchain network (not to the platform), and once initialized, other users can add liquidity to the same range without paying this fee again.
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