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BlockRazor’s Bundle mode allows you to submit a group of transactions that must land atomically — all in the same block, in a defined order, immediately following a “signal transaction” of interest. If any transaction in the bundle fails or the ordering cannot be satisfied, the entire bundle is discarded. This guarantee makes Bundle mode the standard tool for sophisticated strategies such as backrunning DEX swaps, copy trading on-chain activity, and token sniping at launch.
Bundle mode is designed around two distinct participant types, each with different responsibilities and API methods:
Project Builder
Project Builders submit bundles of signed transactions to be included atomically in the next block. They target a specific block and define the full set of transactions to execute in order.
Searcher
Searchers participate in BlockRazor’s orderflow auction by placing bids. They compete to have their transactions included alongside signal transactions by offering the highest bid to the block builder.
Optional Unix timestamp (seconds). The bundle will not be included after this time.
Searchers on BSC use the eth_sendMevBundle bid variant to participate in BlockRazor’s orderflow auction. A bid specifies the signal transaction to backrun and the maximum amount the searcher is willing to pay.
Searchers compete in an auction. A higher maxBid increases the probability of your bundle being selected by BlockRazor’s Block Builder. The actual amount charged is the clearing price, not necessarily the max bid.
Project Builder
Searcher
Ethereum Project Builders use eth_sendBundle following the standard Flashbots bundle specification.
The bid amount in wei (hex). This is the maximum the searcher will pay for block inclusion.
eth_sendBid participates in a sealed-bid auction. Bids are evaluated by BlockRazor’s Block Builder to determine which bundles maximize block value. Searchers with winning bids pay the clearing price.
Submit a transaction immediately after a large DEX swap to capture arbitrage from the resulting price impact.
Copy Trading
Mirror the transactions of a target wallet atomically in the same block, executing the same trades at the same prices.
Token Sniping
React to a liquidity addition or token launch by bundling your buy transaction to land in the same block as the signal.
BlockRazor’s Block Builder on BSC has a historical cumulative block production rate of 37%, ranking first on the BSC chain. High builder share means higher probability of your bundle landing in the target block. View live stats at Dune Analytics.