How you get the best price
roodswap compares dozens of routes at once and picks the one with the most output after fees. You see the minimum you will receive before you sign.
One token, many routes
There is no single price for a trade. The same swap can run through dozens of DEXs and, for cross-chain moves, several bridges. Each one quotes a different amount of output. A route that is cheapest right now can be worst a minute later.
roodswap does not pick one and hope. It queries several routing engines at once, pulls quotes across dozens of venues, and compares them. This is best-route aggregation: check everything, then choose.
Most output wins
roodswap scores every route on one number: how much you actually receive. That means output after the underlying DEX or bridge fee and after the 0.1% service fee — both already inside it. Not the headline rate. Network gas is deliberately not part of the score: two of the engines do not report it at all, so ranking on it would quietly favour whichever one stayed silent. It is listed per route wherever we have it.
The route that delivers the most tokens, after each engine's own fees and any fixed cost it pays on top, is the one you get quoted. Network gas is listed alongside rather than ranked on. Each quote is fetched live at the moment you ask, so you are comparing current prices, not stale ones.
Large trades can be split
Big trades move the price against you on a single venue. To avoid that, a route may split your trade across several DEXs or paths at once, filling part here and part there.
You do not manage this. roodswap builds the split, prices it as one route, and shows you the combined output. If splitting produces more than any single path, that is the route you get.
The minimum you will receive
Prices move between the moment you get a quote and the moment your transaction lands. So every quote shows a minimum received: the floor amount you will get, or the transaction does not execute.
You see this number before you sign. If the market moves past it, the trade fails instead of filling at a worse rate. You are never surprised by the output.
No markup beyond 0.1%
- The service fee is a flat 0.1%, and it is already inside the displayed rate.
- On top of that you pay network gas and the underlying DEX or bridge fee. Gas is listed on its own line whenever the engine reports it; the venue's fee is already deducted from the output you see.
- That is the entire cost. There is no hidden spread, no padded exchange rate, no second fee tucked into the route.
- A plain transfer — the same token, same chain — carries no service fee at all. It is gas-only. Ask us to deliver a different token, or deliver on another chain, and we route it: that carries the 0.1%.
The rate you see is the rate after the 0.1% service fee and the DEX or bridge fee. Gas is charged separately by the chain and is listed on its own line wherever the engine reports it. The minimum received is a hard floor. Read both before you sign.