Swap Assistant
Protect the journey you already own
Your users know your wallet. A swap integration should respect their selected account, explain why a network change is needed and show what they are about to approve. A disconnected wallet or a rejected request should leave a clear next step.
Swap Assistant already includes wallet selection, mobile handoff guidance, token/network-aware inputs, recipient handling and quote review. These are reusable application flows, not a replacement for your wallet key-management system.
Review the difficult states first
Before agreeing a pilot, walk through the edge cases with your engineering team. The safe demo shows the review experience; an agreed technical test plan checks real connector compatibility separately.
- User changes account or network after requesting a quote
- Quote expires while the wallet app is open
- Token approval is needed before swap approval
- Destination wallet differs from the source wallet
- Source transaction succeeds but cross-chain delivery is still pending
What remains in your control
Users keep their keys and approve ordinary swaps inside their wallet. Your team controls the customer deployment and provider accounts. Wallet sign-in protects saved history and preferences; it is not authorization to move funds.
The application can expose configured platform fees transparently, with independent fee evidence in protected operations reporting. This is not a guarantee of income or settlement. Provider terms and actual route support determine what is possible.
Start with a specific wallet use case
Tell us whether your product is web, extension or mobile, which signing interface it exposes, and a small set of required routes. Existing web behavior can be demonstrated immediately. Native embedding, new connectors and unsupported protocols are not silently included.
A pilot should end with a documented acceptance result for your supported flow, not just a branded screenshot. Scope includes deployment and handover; ongoing maintenance and custom work are agreed separately.
Questions before a pilot
Is this a wallet creation or custody service?
No. It is a swap experience intended to work with compatible wallets. We do not generate or hold your users' private keys.
Can we evaluate without connecting our wallet?
Yes. The synthetic demo needs no account or wallet and does not send transactions. Connector testing is a separate agreed step.
Does the product support every token?
No universal coverage is promised. Tokens, networks, amounts, provider policy and available liquidity determine eligible routes.