Frequently Asked Questions
Got questions? We've got answers.
What is a DEX aggregator?â–¼
A DEX aggregator compares token prices across multiple decentralized exchanges (DEXes) and automatically routes your swap through the one with the best price. Instead of manually checking Uniswap, Nabla, PancakeSwap, and other DEXes to find the best rate, our system does it instantly for you. This saves you time and money on every trade.
Is this safe? How do I know my tokens are secure?â–¼
This is testnet code: We're currently in development on the Monad testnet. Before we launch on mainnet, we will get a professional security audit from a reputable firm.Non-custodial: Your tokens are never held by our contract. They go directly from your wallet to the DEX you're trading on and back to your wallet. You maintain complete control and custody at all times.Transparent: Our smart contracts are open source and can be reviewed by the community. We don't hide anything.
Do you charge fees?â–¼
No additional fees from us. You pay the exact same swap fees as if you used the DEX directly. We don't take a cut of your transactions. Our value comes from routing you to the best prices and rewarding you with points, not from hidden fees.
How do points work?â–¼
Points = √(Volume) × baseMultiplier (~100). The square root formula keeps whales in check while letting every trade feel meaningful—e.g., a $10K swap now starts at roughly 10,000 base points instead of just 100.Multipliers: Your base points are multiplied by:- • Trading Frequency: 1.05x at 5+ trades → 1.5x at 100+ trades
- • Consistency: 1.1x for trading 2+ weeks → 1.4x for 12+ weeks
- • Early Adopter Bonus: Extra bonus for being an early platform user
What DEXes do you support?â–¼
We currently compare prices across:
- • Uniswap V2 - Constant product market maker
- • Uniswap V3 - Concentrated liquidity protocol
- • Nabla Finance - Stablecoin-optimized DEX
- • PancakeSwap - Multi-chain DEX
We're actively working on expanding support for additional DEXes on Monad as the ecosystem grows.
What's the difference between V2 and V3 on Uniswap?â–¼
Uniswap V2 uses simple pools where liquidity providers spread funds across the entire price range. It's simpler but sometimes less capital efficient.Uniswap V3 lets liquidity providers concentrate their funds in specific price ranges. This can offer better prices for certain trades but has more complexity.Our aggregator automatically checks both and routes your trade to whichever gives you the best price. You don't need to understand the difference—we handle it.
What is slippage and why should I set a tolerance?â–¼
Slippage is the difference between the price you see and the price you actually pay, caused by price movement while your transaction is being processed.Slippage Tolerance is the maximum price difference you'll accept. If actual slippage exceeds this, your swap will fail to protect you from extreme price movements.For most trades, 0.5% - 1% tolerance is safe. For large trades or volatile tokens, you might increase it to 2% - 5%.
When is the airdrop happening?â–¼
We're planning the airdrop snapshot for Q2 2025. Top traders will share 15% of the total token supply. The exact date and details will be announced as we get closer to the mainnet launch. Stay tuned to our Discord and Twitter for updates!
Can I use this on mobile?â–¼
Yes! Our interface is fully responsive and works on mobile devices. You can connect your mobile wallet (like MetaMask Mobile or WalletConnect) and swap on the go.
What if my swap fails?â–¼
If your swap fails (usually due to slippage exceeding your tolerance or insufficient liquidity), your tokens are returned to your wallet. You won't lose funds—the transaction just won't complete. Try again with adjusted settings or a different token pair.
Is this available in my country?â–¼
Since this is a non-custodial, decentralized application, it's generally available globally. However, users should comply with their local laws and regulations. We have no KYC requirements, but users are responsible for ensuring they follow their jurisdiction's rules.