Overview
Zeddex Swap is a decentralized exchange router built for quick token swaps across multiple liquidity sources. Instead of relying on a single liquidity pool, Zeddex intelligently splits orders across AMMs, DEX aggregators, and limit-order pools to secure the best price with minimal slippage. The interface is optimized for traders who want a fast, transparent swap with clear fee and price breakdowns before confirmation.
How Zeddex Swap Works
When you submit a trade, Zeddex analyzes available on-chain liquidity paths and simulates execution to estimate output, slippage, and gas. It then constructs a split routing plan (if beneficial) and prepares a single transaction or a sequence of batched calls that execute atomically where possible. Users can set slippage tolerances, choose gas priority, and preview routed paths including the percentage sourced from each pool.
Fees & Slippage
Zeddex charges a transparent protocol fee expressed as a small percentage of the trade value. Additionally, users pay on-chain gas costs which vary by network. Because Zeddex routes across multiple pools, it frequently reduces effective slippage compared to single-pool swaps, delivering a better net receive amount even when protocol fees are included.
Security & Trust
The router only executes smart-contract calls; funds remain in the user’s wallet until a transaction is signed. Zeddex emphasizes audited contracts, clear permissioning, and an open transaction preview before signing. Users are encouraged to verify contract addresses and review on-chain confirmations. For institutional flows, Zeddex supports route whitelisting and additional monitoring tools.
Liquidity & Supported Networks
Zeddex integrates major AMMs, aggregators, and orderbook pools. It supports multiple EVM chains and layer-2 networks to give traders access to deep liquidity where it matters. Network choices affect gas costs and available tokens; Zeddex displays network liquidity depth to help select the optimal route for each swap.
Use Cases
- Retail traders seeking the best price for spot token swaps.
- DeFi users rebalancing portfolios across chains.
- Builders and bots that need programmatic, low-slippage execution.
Troubleshooting & Best Practices
If a swap fails, check token approvals, wallet connection, and gas limits. Increase slippage tolerance cautiously for thinly traded pairs, or split trades into smaller chunks. Always review transaction data prior to signing and monitor pending transactions for front-running or replacement by higher gas.
Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ)
A: It aggregates and simulates multiple on-chain liquidity sources, then routes the trade across pools to maximize received amount after fees and slippage.
A: Zeddex supports major EVM chains and selected layer-2 networks; available networks are shown in the network selector in the UI.
A: Zeddex attempts atomic execution where possible; some complex multi-step routes may use batched calls—always preview transactions before signing.
A: Users pay protocol fees (a small percent) plus network gas. Zeddex shows an itemized fee breakdown before execution.
A: Check token approvals, gas settings, and slippage tolerance; review on-chain revert reason and contact support if an on-chain error persists.