Reputation ranking across every registered anchor, over a 30-day rolling window, refreshed every five minutes. Top-ranked anchors receive order-flow priority in the routing engine.
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← all anchorsComposite score = 40% fill rate + 30% slippage against a 5% ceiling + 30% settlement speed against a 5-minute reference. Higher is better. An anchor with no confirmed transactions is listed as not yet measured rather than scored — it has not performed badly, it has not been observed. Full methodology →
| rank | anchor | score | fill rate | settle p50 | slippage p50 | samples |
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| — | not yet measured | — | — | — | 0 | |
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Scores reflect only on-chain settled transactions recorded in the Stellar Intel reputation store. An anchor with zero samples is unranked rather than ranked last — absence of a record is not evidence of poor performance, and treating it as such is how a monitor turns into a rumour.