WaxRouter: the DEX aggregator for the WAX blockchain

WaxRouter is a non-custodial swap router for the WAX blockchain. It compares prices across roughly 8,700 liquidity pools on Alcor, NeftySwap and Taco Swap, then executes the cheapest route as one atomic transaction signed in your own wallet. The service fee is a flat 0.15% of the input amount, always shown in the quote before you sign.

How WaxRouter finds the best swap route

Every swap on a WAX DEX is a token transfer with a structured memo, and a single WAX transaction can carry several transfers that execute atomically. WaxRouter uses this to chain hops across different DEXes — for example WAX on Taco Swap into a token that only NeftySwap prices well — without any custom smart contract and without ever holding your funds. Routes of up to three hops are searched on every quote, and cross-DEX routes regularly beat single-DEX prices by 1% or more on thinly traded pairs.

Reliability is verified, not assumed: NeftySwap's swap math in WaxRouter is replicated from the published swap-contracts source code and reproduced 50 out of 50 live mainnet swaps to the exact raw unit. Before the Swap button activates, the full transaction is dry-run on-chain through the WAX compute_transaction API — so a route is only offered after the chain itself has confirmed it executes. Tokens that charge their own transfer fees (such as UNICOIN's 3%+ tax) and dead pools of wiped contracts are detected and excluded from routes automatically.

Frequently asked questions

What is WaxRouter?

WaxRouter is a non-custodial DEX aggregator for the WAX blockchain. It compares swap routes across Alcor, NeftySwap and Taco Swap and executes the best one as a single atomic transaction. The fee is a flat 0.15% of the input amount.

Is WaxRouter safe? Does it hold my funds?

WaxRouter never holds funds and deploys no contract of its own. Swaps are plain token transfers to the DEX contracts, bundled into one atomic transaction you sign in your own wallet — if any hop fails, everything reverts on-chain and nothing is spent.

Which DEXes are supported?

Alcor (concentrated liquidity, contract swap.alcor), NeftySwap by NeftyBlocks (swap.nefty, 750+ pairs) and Taco Swap (swap.taco). Routes can mix all three in one transaction.

Which wallets work with WaxRouter?

WAX Cloud Wallet (MyCloudWallet) and Anchor, connected via the WharfKit session SDK. MyCloudWallet sponsors network resources; Anchor works on desktop and mobile.

What does it cost?

A flat 0.15% of the input amount, charged inside the same atomic transaction and shown in every quote. The underlying DEX pool fees (0.1–0.3%) apply as on any direct swap.

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