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In Dispatch mode, you submit a fully user-signed transaction to a dedicated nexroute endpoint. nexroute acknowledges synchronously and routes the transaction through private partnerships for fast, private inclusion. Where on-chain opportunities exist, a backrun is appended atomically behind the user’s transaction. This is one of three integration modes for Cashback. Pick Dispatch mode when you already produce a fully signed user transaction and want privacy, delivery, and backrun in one move. If relaying through nexroute before dispatch is too slow for your chain, see Async mode; for the backrun landing inside the user’s own transaction, see Embedded mode.

What you get

  • Private execution: submitted transactions never enter the public mempool
  • Guaranteed delivery: every acknowledged transaction is forwarded. Internal failures fall back to direct routing, never a silent drop
  • Backrun monetization: where on-chain opportunities exist, nexroute appends a backrun behind the user’s transaction; otherwise the transaction is delivered alone
  • Low-latency routing: super-fast inclusion through private partnerships

How it works

  1. You sign a user transaction in your normal flow
  2. You POST it to your dedicated Cashback endpoint as a JSON-RPC request: eth_sendPrivateRawTransaction for a single transaction, or eth_sendBundle to atomically pack a swap with its ERC-20 approval
  3. nexroute responds immediately with the transaction hash
  4. nexroute evaluates the transaction for backrun opportunity and forwards through private partnerships
  5. The transaction lands on-chain; if a backrun was found, it lands atomically behind it

Reporting

A per-transaction explorer and aggregated reporting dashboard for inclusion status and partner activity is in active development. Contact nexroute for the current status.

Get started

Quickstart

Submit your first transaction to your Cashback endpoint.

Authentication

How endpoints are secured per partner.

Security

Privacy and integrity guarantees.

Rate Limiting

Burst handling and capacity behavior.