Jito Bundle Failed? How to Fix It — Complete Troubleshooting Guide

Bundle failed. Token launched without your wallets buying. It's one of the most frustrating experiences in memecoin development. The good news: 90% of bundle failures have simple fixes.

Reason 1: Tip Too Low

The most common cause. During peak hours (2-8pm UTC), Jito validators receive hundreds of bundles per second. Your 0.001 SOL tip gets ignored. Fix: increase priority fee to 0.005-0.01 SOL during busy periods. SolBundler lets you set this before each launch.

Reason 2: Insufficient SOL in Wallets

If any wallet in your bundle has insufficient SOL to cover the buy + fees, the entire bundle fails atomically. Fix: always refresh balances before launching. Each wallet needs buy amount + 0.015 SOL minimum for fees.

Reason 3: RPC/Endpoint Issues

Single-endpoint bundlers fail when that endpoint is down. SolBundler sends your bundle to 5 Jito endpoints simultaneously — NY, Amsterdam, Frankfurt, Tokyo, and mainnet. If one is down, 4 others catch it.

Reason 4: Stale Blockhash

Transactions expire after ~90 seconds. If your bundle takes too long to build (large image upload, slow IPFS), the blockhash expires. Fix: upload your token image in advance using the upload feature, then launch quickly.

Using Reland Bundle

If your bundle failed after token creation (token exists but wallets didn't buy), use the Reland Bundle button in Project Manager. This re-executes the bundle wallets buy without creating a new token.