Product
Swap & bridge
Nine aggregators and four bridges, quoted at once and sorted by the number that matters: what lands in your wallet after fees, slippage and bridge time.
01Sorted by what arrives, not by what is quoted
Most wallets sort routes by headline rate. That number is close to meaningless once network fees, aggregator fees, price impact and bridge time are applied. Xendra computes the delivered amount for every route and ranks by that.
| Shown | Meaning |
|---|---|
| You receive | Expected amount after every fee, at current state |
| Worst case | Guaranteed minimum at your slippage limit, in bold |
| Total cost | Network fees plus provider fees, in fiat |
| Time to finality | Median for that route over the last 24 hours |
| Route | Every hop, every contract, tappable to an explorer |
No hidden spread
We do not widen the rate. Where Xendra earns a share of a provider fee, the amount is printed on the quote and again on the confirmation screen.
02Bridging between chains
Cross-chain moves are the riskiest routine action in crypto, so the wallet is deliberately blunt about them.
- You see which bridge is used, and what the asset becomes on the other side.
- Canonical and wrapped representations are labelled differently, never merged into one balance.
- Pending transfers appear as a tracked item with the current stage, not a spinner.
- If a bridge stalls, the app shows the claim transaction to submit and links to the bridge's own recovery flow.
The risk that stays yours
A bridge is a third-party contract. If it is exploited or halts, your funds are subject to that contract, not to us. We show which one you are using so the choice is informed.
03Slippage and protection
Default slippage is set per pair from recent volatility, not fixed at a round number. On chains that support it, orders route through a private mempool so sandwich bots do not see them first.
If a quote drifts past your limit while you read it, the app refuses to sign and refreshes rather than silently executing at a worse rate.
04Fees
- Network fee: paid to the chain. Never to us.
- Provider fee: charged by the aggregator or bridge you picked, shown per route.
- Xendra share: 0.15% on swaps where we receive a rebate, displayed on the quote. Plain sends, receives and self-transfers are free.
Tron transfers can rent energy instead of burning TRX, which usually costs cents. The rental cost is included in the total you see before signing.
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