Trading
Reference for the trade card: what each field contains and what each readout means.
The card
- Section rail
- Switches products. Trade is live; Yields and RWAs are not yet available.
- Public / Private
- Sets how the order is submitted. See Settings & parameters.
- From
- Source network, token and amount. The token contract address sits next to the label and can be copied. Below: USD value of the amount and your wallet balance, which fills the field when tapped.
- Flip
- Swaps both sides, networks and tokens together.
- To
- Destination network, token and quoted output. Read-only: you specify the input and the router solves for the output. Recipient defaults to Self.
Picking assets
The network and token pills open the same picker. Token lists come from our registry per network; search accepts a symbol, name or contract address. The asset selected on the other side is filtered out.
Entering an amount
- Input is debounced: the quote fetches shortly after you stop typing.
- Tapping your balance fills the maximum, reserving gas on native coins.
- The optional amount slider sizes the amount as a percentage of your balance, snapping to 0 / 25 / 50 / 75 / MAX.
Recipient
Tap Recipient to send output to another address. Addresses are validated against the destination network before a quote is requested, and recent recipients are stored in your browser. A custom recipient resets on a fresh load.
Review row
- Network cost
- Simulated gas usage for your route multiplied by the live gas price on the source network, in USD.
- Max slippage
- Your tolerance, or Auto when left to the router.
- Min received
- The floor written into the transaction. Below it the trade reverts and you keep your input, minus gas.
Quote refresh
Quotes are re-fetched roughly every 15 seconds and immediately on any input change, and are simulated against current chain state. If simulation cannot complete, the card falls back to the routing estimate and says so.
Executing
- Switch network if the wallet is not on the source chain.
- Approve: one-off allowance for ERC-20 inputs.
- Trade: one signature over the quote's calldata. The router address in each quote is verified before signing.
- Confirm: explorer link on completion; bridges continue into settlement tracking.
Bridging
There is no separate bridge screen. Set To to a different network and the router solves the swap legs and the bridge together. You sign once, on the source chain. The same asset on both sides is valid.
Cross-chain quotes are not simulated, so the output is a routing estimate and Min received derives from your slippage tolerance. After the source transaction confirms, the card watches the destination chain and reports success once the funds land. Keep gas on the destination chain if you intend to use the funds there.
Button states
- Connect wallet to trade: quotes work; connecting is required only to sign.
- Insufficient balance: amount exceeds your balance on the source chain.
- Choose two different tokens: same token and chain on both sides.
- A red line above the button is a quote error, usually no route for that pair at that size.