💙How Exchange works

Wallet in, trade everywhere—no bridges, no drama


One wallet in, every chain out.

TL;DR Flow (Meet Bob)

  1. Bob logs in with his MetaMask (Ethereum).

  2. Deposits SOL from a Solana wallet → instantly credited to his ETH-login account.

  3. Buys MATIC in a SOL/MATIC pair without bridging anything.

  4. Withdraws MATIC to a Polygon wallet—again, one click, instant.

  5. Never once gives up custody, never pays trading gas, never touches a bridge.


Your trade journey in 5 zero-friction moves:

1

Connect & claim your space

  • Click Connect Wallet.

  • Sign the one-time “login” message.

    • No password, no e-mail, no KYC rabbit hole.

    • Whatever wallet you use becomes your Login Wallet—that’s the key to your whole trading universe here.


2

Drop native tokens (zero wrapping, zero bridging)

  • Choose any of the 14+ supported chains.

  • Hit Deposit → confirm the native on-chain transaction.

  • When the blockchain says “final,” the smart contracts credit the balance straight to your Login Wallet’s account.

Behind the curtain

  • Smart contracts map your wallet to an internal order-book balance.

  • No wrapped assets. No third-party bridge risk.

  • You pay the normal gas of the chain you’re depositing from—nothing else.


3

Place orders—gas-free

  • Pick a trading pair (yes, even cross-chain ones like SOL/ETH).

  • Click Buy or Sell → sign the order message.

  • That’s it. Because orders live off-chain in an in-memory matching engine, you burn exactly 0 gas to create, cancel, or update them.


4

Instant matching, on-chain settlement

  • Our engine matches orders in real time.

  • Once matched, the trade is pushed on-chain, settled by the contracts, and balances update automatically.

  • You watch numbers move; you never watch a spinning bridge-loader.

5

Cash out—any chain, any time

  • Hit Withdraw, paste (or select) the destination address on the token’s native chain, sign the message.

  • Settlement is instant; you only pay that chain’s normal network fee.

  • Example: Use an Ethereum wallet to withdraw SOL directly to a Solana wallet. One click, one gas fee—done.


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