Fair Fill Intelligence
Fill reliability dashboard
Track whether venues actually settle position requests. This is a request-to-settlement funnel: submitted requests become filled, cancelled/refunded, pending, or dropped if no matching settlement is seen after the configured drop window.
This is intentionally separate from price-quality. A non-fill claim is more serious than a bad-bps claim, so dropped requests stay inspectable by signature and correlation key.
time window
most reliable now
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No venue has enough successful resolved requests for this filter yet. Failed-only or zero-fill venues are shown below, but cannot be crowned most reliable.
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fill rate
visual funnel
Request → settlement reliability
higher fill + lower drop/fail is better
No request lifecycle records for this window/filter yet.
recent request lifecycle
Inspectable request tape
click request, settlement, or correlation key to verify on Solscan
No recent request lifecycle records for this filter yet.
methodology
• Fill reliability tracks order requests, not just settled fills. A non-fill is measured by request legs that never produce a matching settlement/cancel.
• Dropped is conservative: no fill or cancel observed after the configured drop window. Pending means still inside that window.
• GMX uses the order account as the correlation key. Position accounts are reused and are not used as request ids.
• Every dropped request remains inspectable by request signature and correlation account before making any public venue claim.
• Ranking is fill-rate first and penalizes failed+dropped outcomes. A failed-only or zero-fill venue is never eligible for the most-reliable headline.