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Swapping on Sonic

Swapping on Sonic with FBT Swap: S pays for gas, sonicscan.org verifies it, the platform fee is 0.70%, and here is what to check first.

Chain ID 146
Gas token S
Block explorer sonicscan.org

FBT Swap

What you should know

Sonic is a high-throughput EVM chain and the successor to Fantom, carrying over much of that ecosystem under a new token and a rebuilt execution layer. It is built around speed and a fee-sharing model that returns part of transaction fees to the applications generating them, which has attracted developers looking for economics other chains do not offer.

FBT Swap is non-custodial on Sonic: your assets stay in your own wallet, every transaction needs your signature, and the selected network is displayed before you sign. The platform fee is 0.70% of the input amount and is shown on screen before you confirm.

What a swap costs on Sonic

Gas is paid in S and is very cheap with near-instant confirmation. Low cost is the headline; the fine print is that a chain this young has not yet been stress-tested by a genuine market panic.

Every swap has three separate recipients and FBT Swap is only one of them. Network gas is paid in S and goes to the chain itself. The pool fee sits inside the price you are quoted and goes to liquidity providers. The platform fee is 0.70% of the input. None of the three is taken out of another, and none of them changes after you sign.

Getting assets onto Sonic

The official Sonic gateway handles migration and bridging from Ethereum, and exchange support exists but is narrower than for the major chains. Confirm your destination supports Sonic before withdrawing anything.

Before moving a large amount, send a small test transfer and confirm it arrived on sonicscan.org. FBT Swap is non-custodial and cannot reverse, freeze or compensate a transfer sent on the wrong network — it never holds the funds, so there is nothing for it to return.

What to check before you sign

Liquidity is concentrated in a handful of pools. Depth outside the main stablecoin and native pairs can disappear quickly, so a size that is routine elsewhere may be a large order here. Read the price impact every time.

Check three things every time: the network name your wallet is showing and chain ID 146, the contract address of the token you are receiving, and the size of the approval you are granting. An unlimited approval stays live until you revoke it — it is a separate signature from the swap and deserves separate attention.

What this page does not promise

The rate you see is the best route among the venues queried at that moment, which is not the same as the best price available anywhere. Routing through an aggregator reduces exposure to sandwich attacks but does not make a public transaction immune to them, and FBT Swap does not forecast prices or recommend trades.

FBT Swap cannot audit token contracts you import yourself, cannot restore a lost recovery phrase and cannot reverse a confirmed transaction. The only official domain is fbtswap.ir and the only contact address is fbtswap@gmail.com; we never contact users first.

At a glance

At a glance

Chain ID

146

Gas token

S

Block explorer

sonicscan.org

Liquidity routed via

KyberSwap

Platform fee

0.70% of the input amount

Tokens in the built-in list

4

FAQ

Frequently asked questions

Clear answers before you decide.

Which token pays for gas on Sonic?

S, because it is this network's native token. A S balance on a different chain does not help — it has to be on Sonic itself, and you need to leave some after the swap rather than spending the whole balance.

Is the platform fee different on Sonic?

No. It is 0.70% of the input amount, the same figure on every supported network. It is shown before you sign, and network gas and the pool fee are separate costs paid to the chain and to liquidity providers.

How do I verify a Sonic transaction?

Search your wallet address or the transaction hash on sonicscan.org. The explorer is the independent record: if the transaction is there, it happened, even if an interface has not caught up yet.

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.