Smarter routes.
Clearer swaps.

Uniswap V2, V3 and V4 are read straight from their verified contracts; KyberSwap’s aggregator is asked for the same amount at the same time. The list beside this text is that comparison, live, for a reference trade — nothing on this page is a mock.

“Best among available quotes” appears only when at least two valid routes exist. A single route is called exactly that, and expired quotes are excluded with the reason.

Split routing is real here, not a picture: when KyberSwap returns a route that divides the order across several pools, its router settles all paths in one transaction with one enforced minimum. The shares you see are the ones the route will execute.

The review lists what you pay, the expected and minimum output, the slippage, the provider and hops, the network, the recipient, the required approval spender, the fees and gas, and when the quote expires. The card beside this text is that review for the live reference quote.

Then the app refreshes the quote and checks that its terms still match — a lower output, a lower minimum, a different target or route sends you back to review. The calldata is decoded independently in the browser, and the transaction is simulated from your account. Nothing is sent if any step fails.