Zeddex Swap — Fast, Secure, Cross-Chain Swaps

Short description: Zeddex Swap is a decentralized exchange interface focused on efficient cross-chain token swaps, low slippage routing, and layered security. It aggregates liquidity across multiple chains and AMMs to give users competitive pricing and instant execution.

Core features

Cross-Chain Routing

Intelligent routing finds the best path between chains and liquidity pools to minimize cost and time.

Low Slippage Optimizer

Multi-hop and split-swap strategies reduce price impact for large trades.

On-chain Settlement

All swaps settle on the blockchain — no custodial custody of user tokens.

Gas & Fee Visibility

Clear breakdown of swap fees, bridge fees and estimated gas before confirming a trade.

How Zeddex Swap works (brief)

Zeddex combines a price-aggregator and cross-chain bridging primitives. When you request a swap, Zeddex:

Quotes multiple routes (on-chain AMMs, liquidity pools, bridge relayers).
Estimates total cost (token price + bridge & gas fees + protocol fee).
Splits or routes the trade to minimize slippage where beneficial.
Executes atomic or near-atomic settlement using a set of smart contracts and relayers to ensure funds are received or the transaction reverts.

Tokenomics & Fees

Zeddex typically charges a small protocol fee on swaps (e.g., 0.10–0.30%), plus any bridge relayer fees. Fee structure aims to be transparent — every quote shows the protocol fee, liquidity provider fee, and bridge fee breakdown before confirmation.

Security & Audits

Security is layered: contracts are modular and upgradeable only through governance with time-locks; external security audits are published; monitoring and bug bounty programs incentivize responsible disclosures. Users should always verify the contract addresses and never share private keys or seed phrases.

Getting started — 4 quick steps

1) Connect wallet (MetaMask / WalletConnect / hardware). 2) Select source token and destination token & chain. 3) Review route, slippage tolerance and fees. 4) Confirm swap and sign transaction in your wallet.

UX tips & best practices

Set a reasonable slippage tolerance for volatile tokens (0.5–1% typical).
Check estimated bridge delivery time for cross-chain swaps (some bridges take minutes).
Use small test amounts with new token pairs or unfamiliar chains.
Keep your wallet software and hardware firmware up to date.

Common questions

Q: Are swaps reversible?: A: No — swaps are final on-chain. Atomic mechanisms attempt to prevent partial losses, but always check quotes first.
Q: What wallets are supported?: A: Most EVM wallets (MetaMask, Ledger, WalletConnect) and many chain-native wallets; availability varies by chain.

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