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Selling tokens into USDC

Cashing out is a swap with USDC on the receive side. Non-custodial, with the minimum you will receive shown before you sign.

Cashing out is a swap into USDC

There is no separate Sell screen. Selling a token is a swap where the receive side is USDC, so it runs through exactly the same routing and the same quote as any other trade.

Open Swap, put the token you hold on the pay side, and set the receive side to USDC. If you start from your Portfolio and open a holding, the pay side is filled in for you and the receive side already defaults to USDC on that chain — so cashing out is usually two taps and an amount.

How it works

  1. 1
    Connect your wallet

    Connect the EVM or Solana wallet that holds the token you want to sell.

  2. 2
    Pick the token and amount

    Put the token you hold on the pay side and enter how much to cash out. Coming from Portfolio, the receive side is already USDC on that chain.

  3. 3
    Read the quote

    Your trade is quoted by four independent routing engines at once, and they are ranked on how much USDC actually reaches you after each engine's own fees and any fixed cost a route pays on top — not on the biggest headline number. Network fees are listed per route, not folded into the ranking. Every route we got back is listed, so you can see the ones that lost and why.

  4. 4
    Sign

    You sign the transaction in your own wallet, and your wallet broadcasts it. The USDC lands in your wallet.

You see the minimum first

Every quote shows the minimum USDC you will receive before you sign. That figure already includes the flat 0.1% service fee, so there is no hidden markup on the rate.

On top of the displayed rate you pay network gas and the underlying DEX 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. Nothing is added after you sign.

Same chain, or straight out to another one

Cashing out on the chain the token already lives on is the simplest case and usually the cheapest, because it is a single same-chain swap.

You are not limited to that, though. The receive side is a full picker, so you can select USDC on a different chain and the route will cross for you in one transaction — you do not need to sell first and bridge afterwards. Cross-chain routes take longer to settle and carry the bridge's own fee, which is already deducted from the amount the quote shows you.

Non-custodial

Funds never touch roodswap. Your token moves from your wallet straight into USDC in your wallet. roodswap cannot hold, freeze, move, or recover funds.

You sign every transaction yourself. Crypto transactions are irreversible.

NOTE

Check the minimum received before you sign. Once you sign, the transaction cannot be reversed.