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Introduction
As decentralized finance continues to evolve, users face a common challenge: fragmented liquidity and inconsistent swap prices across different decentralized exchanges and aggregators. PulseSwap was built to solve this problem by acting as the Aggregator of Aggregators, delivering the most competitive swap rates across the entire crypto space at any given moment.
Unlike platforms that only connect to individual DEXs, PulseSwap aggregates both DEXs and DEX aggregators. By scanning 12+ aggregators and 50+ decentralized exchanges in real time — including 1inch, CowSwap, Piteas, PulseX, Piteas, and more — PulseSwap ensures that users always receive the best available price at the time of their swap.
PulseSwap supports 18 major blockchains, including PulseChain, Ethereum, BNB Chain, Base, Arbitrum, Polygon, Optimism, Avalanche, Fantom, zkSync Era, Polygon zkEVM, Linea, Gnosis, Aurora, Cronos, Celo, BitTorrent, and Scroll. This broad chain coverage allows users and developers to tap into deep liquidity and optimal pricing across the most widely used ecosystems.
PulseSwap is non-custodial and fully EVM-compatible, meaning users retain complete control of their assets throughout every transaction. Its integration options — from a plug-and-play widget to a straightforward API — make it easy for developers to embed advanced swap functionality directly into wallets, dApps, and partner platforms.
With wide chain support, best-price aggregation, a privacy-first design, and seamless mobile optimization, PulseSwap empowers both users and developers to access transparent execution, lower fees, and the most competitive swap rates available across decentralized finance.
💰 Why Use PulseSwap?
PulseSwap was developed with a focus on transparency and savings. We found big price differences on swaps, especially on PulseChain. Some platforms charge up to 3% on a single swap (not accounting for slippage). PulseSwap helps users avoid these hidden costs by showing the best rate available across multiple sources, bringing clarity and consistency to each transaction.
🔍 How PulseSwap Works
PulseSwap operates by searching in real-time across 12 different DEXs and aggregators, allowing users to see the best swap price available at that moment. Rather than manually checking each platform, PulseSwap automates this comparison process, saving users time while ensuring they achieve the most cost-effective swap.
🤔 DEX vs. DEX Aggregators: Understanding the Options
While DEX aggregators can provide cost savings by routing orders through various liquidity sources, there are instances when a direct DEX swap may offer a better rate—particularly with new tokens, low-liquidity assets, or smaller swaps. PulseSwap includes both options, providing users with a side-by-side comparison of direct DEX prices and aggregated quotes so they can make the most informed decision.
📱 Mobile-Optimized for Convenience
PulseSwap is fully optimized for mobile use, allowing users to connect with popular wallets like MetaMask, Phantom, or Trust Wallet directly from their phone. The mobile experience functions like a native app; users can even add PulseSwap to their home screen for quick access, making it easy to swap anytime, anywhere.
🔢 Token Support
PulseSwap leverages PulseCoinList’s extensive database to support over 100,000 tokens, encompassing all major assets on PulseChain and other blockchains. This wide support ensures that users can find and swap virtually any token available in the DeFi space.
🔒 Privacy-First Approach
PulseSwap offers an optional Private Mode for users who prioritize privacy. In Private Mode, all queries are routed through PulseSwap’s server, protecting user IP addresses and ensuring a secure and anonymous experience. PulseSwap does not track or store IP addresses, further safeguarding user privacy.
🎯 Getting Started with PulseSwap
PulseSwap’s wide blockchain support, and comprehensive privacy features make it a versatile tool for any DeFi user. To get started, visit PulseSwap.io and explore the most efficient swap options across 18 chains.
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