How it works
How can one swap cross several networks?
When no single pool connects two tokens, the route chains swaps and bridges. You see every hop, its network and its cost before you send.
Why one hop is not always enough
Not every pair has a direct pool. USDT on Tron and a token on Solana live on different chains, so a single swap cannot connect them. The route finds a path: swap, bridge, swap again.
What you see before you send
- Every hop in order, with the network it runs on.
- The time each hop usually takes.
- The network cost of each hop.
What happens while it runs
The progress page shows which hop is running, with the transaction hash of each finished hop. If a hop fails, the route stops and the amount goes back to your refund address.