Networks supported
16 EVM chains plus Solana
Transparent, non-custodial, yours
Every network FBT Swap supports
One page per supported network: chain ID, native gas token, block explorer, the DEX liquidity is routed through, and what changes when you switch.
Networks supported
16 EVM chains plus Solana
Platform fee
0.70% of the input, identical on every network
Gas
Always the network native token, never deducted by FBT Swap
FBT Swap
What you should know
FBT Swap routes swaps on seventeen networks. They are not interchangeable. Each one has its own gas token, its own fee behaviour, its own block explorer and its own set of liquidity venues — and the single most expensive mistake in crypto is sending an asset to an address on the wrong one.
Each page below states the facts a wallet actually needs: the chain ID your wallet will show, the token that pays for gas, where to verify a transaction afterwards, and the honest caveats. The platform fee is 0.70% of the input on every one of them, and the selected network is displayed before every signature.
Switching network is not a cosmetic setting. It changes which token pays for gas, which pools your order can touch, how long a confirmation takes, and which explorer can prove the transaction happened. A USDC balance on Base and a USDC balance on Arbitrum are different tokens at different addresses, and no interface can merge them for you.
The pages below exist because the answer to "is this cheap here?" is different on every chain and changes by the hour. What does not change is the structure: gas is paid to the network in its own native token, the pool fee is paid to liquidity providers inside the price, and FBT Swap takes 0.70% of the input, shown before you sign. Three recipients on all seventeen.
At a glance
At a glance
Platform fee
0.70% of the input, identical on every network
Gas
Always the network native token, never deducted by FBT Swap
Shown before every signature
The selected network, the rate and the fee
FAQ
Frequently asked questions
Clear answers before you decide.
Can FBT Swap recover tokens I sent on the wrong network?
No. It is non-custodial and never holds your assets, so there is nothing for it to return. Whether anything can be done depends entirely on whether you control the destination address on the other chain.
Does the platform fee change between networks?
No. It is 0.70% of the input amount everywhere. What changes between networks is gas and the pool fee inside the price, and those are paid to validators and liquidity providers rather than to FBT Swap.
Risk notice
Crypto assets are volatile and on-chain transactions cannot be reversed. You can lose money, including all of it. Nothing here is financial advice.