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Swap interface

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Introducing the CrossCurve User Interface

By visiting the main page at , you enter the CrossCurve application interface, where you can see three main sections: the interface for executing token exchange transactions between different networks ( tab), the interface for working with liquidity ( tab), and the Airdrop Points statistics page along with referral count ( tab).

Swap Section and its Functionality

After successfully connecting, select the required network (thirteen networks available in the CrossCurve pools: Fantom, Polygon, BNB Chain, Arbitrum, Optimism, Ethereum, Avalanche, Base, Gnosis, Blast, Mantle, Linea, Taiko) by clicking the icon next to the wallet address.

Basic interface elements

The interface consist of basic elements, such as:

  1. Wallet section

If you click on this section pop-up window will appear:

Here you can change network, copy wallet address, go to block explorer and disconnect wallet.

  1. Transaction History

Here you can see status of your transactions, if your transaction has failed the icon will have red mark.

Transaction history can be viewed in the log. By clicking on Details, links to the network scanner where the transaction was made will appear, providing detailed on-chain information.

  1. Slippage settings. In the settings, you can specify slippage (by default, the parameter is set at 0.5%) Slippage is a change in price caused by external market movements and not related to the user's activity in the pool. Slippage highly depends on the liquidity volume inside the pool. If a token pool has low liquidity, significant rate changes within the pool require less market movement.

CrossCurve users can configure the maximum permissible slippage for cross-chain operation:

  1. Source and destination input. Here you can change network and token.

  1. When you click on source/destination input, then Network/Token menu opens.

Find best route Section and its Functionality

To quickly find the optimal swap route go to the Find best route tab, and select token and network by clicking on Select Network and Token.

After selecting token and network, enter the swap amount and click Find best route. The system will automatically find the best route for the swap.

NOTE: The best route can send you to a network where you don’t have gas tokens, which can limit your subsequent transactions in that chain. Please check this before beginning the swap.

To start, in the top right corner click β€œConnect wallet”, select a suitable wallet from the list and confirm the connection, making sure that you are on the original page

Maximum transaction time: 30 minutes. If the maximum time is exceeded, please contact our support team in our official / channel

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