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  • What is Swing?
  • Who keeps custody of assets while trading?
  • How are asset prices determined on Swing?
  • Why does my transaction cost money?
  • Are there risks using Swing?

FAQ

What is Swing?

Swing is a decentralized multi-chain liquidity protocol aggregating trade volume across decentralized exchanges on multiple blockchains. It eliminates trusted intermediaries allowing for fast, efficient trading.

Who keeps custody of assets while trading?

Swing uses smart contracts to secure transactions. Crypto assets are stored on a contract wallet and can be viewed publicly, are traceable and irreversible. Non-custodial means only you have access to your cryptoassets.

How are asset prices determined on Swing?

The Swing protocol navigates multiple liquidity sources per token pair. Every liquidity source has its own algorithm and Swing will fill the order using the best offers received from liquidity sources like Uniswap, Dfyn, Quickswap, Bancor, Sushiswap, Polkaswap, Kyber Network.

Why does my transaction cost money?

Depending on the blockchain network you are trading on, Ethereum requires gas to execute each trade transaction. You can also check ETH gas station for the current prices required to complete transactions. Networks like Polygon and BSC, will require much less gas fees.

Are there risks using Swing?

The Swing protocol smart contracts will be audited, and it is designed with security as its top priority. The code will be audited twice by professional security firms during our testnet and cross-chain deployment.

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