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How 1-click trading works, and where the funds sit

1-click lets you trade in the Terminal without wallet popups. You enable it once: your wallet adds a limited key that can only call trade and withdraw on the orders contract. You deposit NEAR or tokens into a trading balance held by that contract, and each tap signs a trade with the key. Withdrawals go only to your account.

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Turning it on

  1. Open a token in the Terminal and pick the 1-click tab in the side column.
  2. Enable: your wallet approves adding one function-call key to your account. It can call only trade and withdraw on nekoorders.near. The key pair is made in your browser and kept there.
  3. Deposit NEAR (or the token on screen) into your trading balance. Deposits, Disable and Recover go through your wallet as usual.
  4. Trade: buy 0.5, 1 or 5 NEAR worth or your own amount, sell 25%, 50%, 100% or your own amount. No popup.

Where the funds sit

Your 1-click balance is held by the orders contract, not by a person, and recorded under your account. To make fills fast, the part you trade on Rhea or Intear DEX is kept on the contract's own balance inside that exchange; a withdrawal brings it home first. The rules the contract enforces:

  • Only you can trade your balance.
  • A withdrawal has no recipient field: it always pays the account that asks.
  • No method moves a balance from one user to another.
  • Your balance is debited and a pending record written before anything leaves, so a failed step can be recovered.

On 20 October 2026 the contract account still held its full-access owner key for the trial period; the owner can pause trading, set caps and allow pools. Locking it is a planned step.

How fast

Timed on mainnet on 19 October 2026: Rhea trades 2.1 to 2.6 seconds; a one-pool Intear DEX buy 5.4 seconds; Rhea DCL launch trades 8.4 to 9.6 seconds (an upgrade on 20 October is designed to take about 1.3 seconds off later DCL trades of the same token; not yet timed on chain). The panel shows "Bought about ..." as soon as the exchange has swapped, before the trade is final.

Which tokens

  • Any Rhea token, once someone switches it on for 1-click (0.02 NEAR once, for every user).
  • TEAR and Intear launchpad tokens on Intear DEX (0.02 NEAR to switch on).
  • Nearly and JustHoot launches on Rhea DCL, and Shards launches (0.03 NEAR to switch on). Shards sells are off for now; buys work.
  • Tokens with a creator tax above 10% are refused.

Caps, slippage and fees

Caps were raised to 10,000 NEAR per trade and per wallet on 20 October 2026. At most 3 trades can be in progress per account. Slippage is Auto by default (see price impact and slippage). The site fee is as for a swap. NEAR reserves each trade's gas from the key's allowance and your wallet at about 0.001 NEAR per Tgas attached.

The risks

  • The key lives in your browser. Anyone using that browser profile could trade your 1-click balance (but not withdraw it anywhere except your own account). Keep in it only what you trade, and Disable when you are done.
  • A trade is signed once and sent once; if a step never reports back it is kept aside as unclear and settled by hand, never sent twice.

Questions people ask

Is 1-click trading custodial?

Your balance is held by a contract, not a person: only you can trade it and withdrawals go only to your account. On 20 October 2026 the contract account still held its owner key for the trial, so its code could be replaced until it is locked, a planned step.

What can the 1-click key do?

Only call trade and withdraw on the orders contract. It can't send NEAR, can't call other contracts, and a withdraw always pays your own account.

What if I clear my browser or lose my phone?

The key goes with it, but the balance stays in the contract under your account. Connect your wallet on another device to withdraw or enable a new key.

Why can't I trade a token with 1-click?

It may not be switched on yet (one tap, 0.02 or 0.03 NEAR once for everyone), it may charge a creator tax above 10%, or it may be a Shards sell, which is off for now.

How fast is 1-click on NEAR?

About 2 to 3 seconds on Rhea, about 5 seconds on Intear DEX and 8 to 10 seconds on Rhea DCL launch pools, measured on mainnet in October 2026.