Vertex Swap
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What Is Vertex Swap?
Vertex Swap is the spot trading functionality inside the Vertex Protocol. It combines orderbook and AMM liquidity for fast, on-chain token swaps.
Who Is It For?
- Traders who want efficient token swaps on-chain.
- Users who prefer non-custodial trading with their own wallets.
- Advanced users looking for deep liquidity and low slippage.
Key Features
- Unified liquidity from both AMM pools and orderbooks.
- Self-custody: connect your wallet directly.
- Efficient routing to minimize slippage.
Pros
- Transparent on-chain settlement.
- Fast execution similar to centralized exchanges.
- Competitive fee structure.
Risks
- Smart contract vulnerabilities.
- Liquidity depth may vary by trading pair.
- Possible risks in cross-chain bridging.
Fees & Mechanics
| Item | Details |
|---|---|
| Swap Fees | Maker/taker or AMM fees depending on route. |
| Gas Costs | Chain-dependent; typically lower on L2 networks. |
| Execution | Orders matched via orderbook or AMM for best price. |
FAQs
Is Vertex Swap custodial?
No, it’s non-custodial. You trade directly from your wallet.
How are prices determined?
By combining liquidity from AMMs and the orderbook to give the best execution price.
What tokens are supported?
Availability depends on current markets listed in the Vertex Protocol app.
Disclaimer: This overview is for informational purposes only and not financial advice. Always check the live platform for up-to-date details before trading.