Robinhood Chain DEX and swap
Swap any token on Robinhood Chain at the best price: the DEXes on the chain, the routers Trnch compares (KyberSwap, LI.FI, Uniswap, 0x, SushiSwap, 1inch), fees.
- New tokens tracked, 24h
- 501
- Kept out as High risk, 24h
- 252
- Rugs detected, 7 days
- 1,150
- New tokens tracked, 7 days
- 4,495
Robinhood Chain liquidity is spread over many DEXes. The same token can trade in a Uniswap v4 pool, a PancakeSwap fork and a launchpad curve at once, at different prices. Picking one DEX by hand means missing the others. Trnch asks six routers for a quote on every swap, compares what you would receive, and builds the best route for your wallet to sign. This page lists the DEXes on the chain, the routers Trnch compares, and what a swap costs.
DEXes on Robinhood Chain
Robinhood Chain is an EVM layer 2 built on Arbitrum technology, chain ID 4663, with ETH for gas. Its DEXes are mostly Uniswap and Uniswap forks, plus launchpad bonding curves where new tokens trade before they get a pool.
| Venue | Pool type | Notes |
|---|---|---|
| Uniswap v2 | Constant product pairs | Pairs mostly against WETH |
| Uniswap v3 | Concentrated liquidity | Fee tiers per pool |
| Uniswap v4 | Singleton pools with hooks | One contract holds every pool |
| PancakeSwap v3 | Concentrated liquidity | PancakeSwap v3 contracts |
| GIGA v3, SwapHood v3 | Concentrated liquidity | PancakeSwap v3 forks |
| Aerodrome Slipstream | Concentrated liquidity | Pools by tick spacing |
| SushiSwap v3 | Concentrated liquidity | Sushi also runs a router |
| RobinSwap, UP v3, Ramses v3, Alandale CL, Goo Exchange | Concentrated liquidity | Uniswap v3 forks |
| Pons, Flap | Bonding curves | Launchpads: tokens trade on a curve, then graduate to a pool |
Routers compared on every swap
A router, or DEX aggregator, asks many pools for a price, can split an order across them, and returns one transaction. No router covers every token on Robinhood Chain: each one sees a different set of pools and handles new tokens, hooks and curves in its own way. When Trnch measured router coverage on Heat tokens in September 2026, no router quoted every token and their gaps did not overlap, which is why it asks all of them and keeps the best return.
| Router | What it covers | Role in a Trnch swap |
|---|---|---|
| KyberSwap | DEX pools across the chain, and launchpad curves before graduation | Quoted on every swap |
| 0x | DEX pools across the chain | Quoted on every swap |
| LI.FI | Swaps on the chain, and cross-chain swaps and bridges | Quoted on every swap; also runs the Bridge page |
| Uniswap | Uniswap v2, v3 and v4 pools | Quoted on every swap |
| SushiSwap | Sushi pools and its own routing | Quoted on every swap |
| 1inch | Classic and intent-based swaps | One of the six routers |
| Direct pool | One known Uniswap v4 pool, on the Uniswap contract | Last resort, only when no router has a route |
Every router returns an amount out. Trnch ranks the quotes on the amount you receive after its fee, checks that the route can be built for your wallet, and shows the best one with its price impact before you sign.
What a swap costs
You pay the pool fees of the route, network gas in ETH, and the Trnch fee. The Trnch fee is taken by the router inside the same transaction and is already deducted from the amount shown: the number you see before signing is the number you receive, within your slippage.
| Channel | Trnch fee |
|---|---|
| Swap from the Trade page | 0.5% |
| Swap of a token picked from the Heat | 1% |
| Swap through the Bot API or MCP server | 0.5% |
How to swap on Robinhood Chain
- Connect an EVM wallet such as MetaMask or Rabby. Trnch switches the wallet to Robinhood Chain for you.
- Hold ETH for gas. No funds on the chain yet? Bridge from Ethereum, Base, Arbitrum or Solana on the Bridge page.
- Pick the token you pay and the token you receive, or open a token from the Heat.
- Read the amount out, the price impact and the slippage. A large impact on a small order means thin liquidity.
- Sign in your wallet. Trnch never holds your funds and never asks for a seed phrase.
Price impact and slippage
Price impact is how much your own order moves the price of the pool. On a deep pair it is close to zero; on a new memecoin with a thin pool it can be large even for a small amount, and splitting the order across pools is where an aggregator earns its keep. Slippage is the extra move you accept between the quote and the moment the transaction lands. Too tight and the swap fails, too loose and a fast market can fill you badly. Trnch shows both before you sign.
Checks before every swap
Before it builds a route into a new token, Trnch checks the token: whether it can be sold, its taxes, and its TIA status. On the website, a token TIA flags High risk carries a warning, and from the Heat the buy button becomes Buy anyway and asks for a second tap. Through the Bot API and the MCP server, swaps into tokens TIA keeps out are refused.
FAQ
What is the best DEX on Robinhood Chain?
It depends on the token and the size of the trade. Liquidity is split across Uniswap, its forks and launchpad curves, so an aggregator that compares routers finds the best route each time.
Which DEX aggregators support Robinhood Chain?
KyberSwap, 0x, LI.FI, Uniswap, SushiSwap and 1inch all route on Robinhood Chain. Trnch compares them in one quote.
Can I swap a token that is still on a launchpad curve?
Yes, through a router that supports the curve. KyberSwap routes into curves before graduation, and Trnch quotes curve tokens too.
Can I swap Stock Tokens on Robinhood Chain?
Yes, Stock Tokens trade against memecoins and majors on Robinhood Chain DEXes once they have a pool, and Trnch routes those pairs too.
What does a swap cost on Trnch?
Pool fees, gas in ETH and the Trnch fee: 0.5% from the Trade page, 1% for a token picked from the Heat. The amount shown before you sign already has the fee taken out.
Does Trnch hold my funds?
No. Every swap is built for your wallet and signed by you. Trnch never holds funds or keys.