FAQ.
Common questions, answered.
Does Flint take custody of my funds?
No. Flint is a client-side app. Transactions are built in your browser and sent to your wallet for signing. Your tokens go directly from your wallet to the staking/lending protocol.
Do I need to connect my wallet to scan?
No. The scanner only reads public on-chain data. Paste any Solana address and see results immediately — no connection required.
Which wallets are supported?
Phantom and Solflare via the Solana wallet adapter. Any wallet implementing the Solana wallet standard should work.
What's the minimum to stake?
0.01 SOL for liquid staking, $1 for USDC lending. A 0.01 SOL reserve is kept in your wallet for transaction fees.
Can I withdraw anytime?
Yes. Liquid staking tokens (jitoSOL, hSOL, PSOL) can be traded or unstaked at any time. Kamino/MarginFi deposits can be withdrawn subject to available pool liquidity.
How are APY rates calculated?
Rates are fetched live from each protocol's public API — Jito, Kamino, MarginFi. They represent trailing averages and are not guaranteed future returns.
Is there a fee to use Flint?
Flint itself charges no fee. Standard Solana transaction fees (~0.000005 SOL) apply, plus any protocol-level fees from the underlying venue.
What is the idle score?
The percentage of your wallet's total USD value earning 0% yield. Lower is better — a score of 0 means everything is fully optimized.