Scrypt Wallet lets you swap one asset for another without leaving the app. Which route is used depends on the coins involved, so this page explains the options and the limits.
How swaps work
- Between different coins. In-app swap providers (Exolix and LetsExchange) handle swaps between many supported coins. A link-out to BasicSwapDEX is also offered for some pairs.
- On Solana. Swaps between SOL and SPL tokens are routed through Jupiter across Solana liquidity pools.
- On Ethereum. ERC-20 token swaps use Uniswap routing.
Not every coin has a route. Availability depends on the provider and on liquidity, so a pair that works today can be unavailable later.
What to check before you confirm
1. The quote. The swap form shows the rate and the price impact before you confirm. A large impact means the trade is moving the market against you.
2. The fees. Network fees and provider fees are shown in the flow. Third-party providers set their own fees.
3. The destination address. For a swap to a different chain you need an address on that chain. Check the network.
4. The token. For Solana tokens the Trust Layer catalog lists the mint address and liquidity. Low-liquidity tokens can move sharply.
Swaps and the rest of the wallet
You can also bridge Luckycoin to Solana, set up recurring swaps with Automate Swaps, or compare yield in Earn. For how swaps work in general, read swaps and AMMs.
A confirmed swap can't be reversed. Send a small test amount first when you try a new pair.