// Live on Kaspa L1 mainnet

Any token.
Any venue.

DagSwap turns what you hold into what you want โ€” even when the two tokens trade on different platforms. One flow in Telegram, your own wallet, about twenty seconds.

  • โ— Live on mainnet
  • Two real trades, not an IOU
  • Your keys, your wallet
  • 1% per leg โ€” the usual fee

A real swap: 2.5M $THEN sold on KaspaRocket, $TEK bought on KRON โ€” 21 seconds.

// How it works

Three taps, two trades

Before DagSwap you sold one token, waited, worked out what you had, then bought the other โ€” on a second venue, with a second set of screens. Now it is one flow.

  1. 01

    Pick what you hold

    DagSwap lists the tokens actually in your wallet, with your favourites โญ first โ€” on every venue Dagger trades.

  2. 02

    Pick what you want

    Any token on any supported venue. You get a quote for the whole trip and set the slippage you will accept โ€” 1%, 3%, 5% or 10%.

  3. 03

    Dagger does both legs

    It sells on the first venue, waits for the chain to accept that sale, then buys on the second with the KAS it actually received.

// What it is, exactly

Two trades, said plainly

DagSwap is not an atomic cross-venue swap โ€” Kaspa L1 cannot do that across two platforms today, and pretending otherwise would hide a real risk. It is the two trades you would have made yourself, driven for you, with guards at every step.

The worst case

You keep the KAS

If the second leg cannot fill at your price, the swap stops there and the KAS from the sale stays in your wallet. You are never left holding nothing.

Order of events

The buy waits for the chain

Leg two only starts once the sale is accepted on chain โ€” never on a sale the network might still drop.

Network fees

0.3 KAS held back

A little KAS is kept out of the buy to pay for the second transaction, so the swap cannot strand itself one fee short.

Refusals

It says no when it should

If the venues' own fees would eat more than a fifth of the value, DagSwap refuses before anything moves. A quote older than two minutes is re-priced rather than trusted.

โš  Two venues means two transactions. Every screen in the bot says so, and so does this page: between the legs you are briefly holding KAS, exactly as you would be doing it by hand.
// Fees

The same 1% you already pay

DagSwap charges what the two trades charge on their own screens โ€” nothing extra for putting them together.

1%

On the sell

Taken from the amount you trade, never added on top.

1%

On the buy

Priced into the quote, so the number you confirm is the number you pay.

10%

Off, with a referral

Joined through someone's link? Both legs are discounted, same as every other trade.

Each venue's own fees are separate and shown in the quote before you confirm.

// Where it works

Every venue Dagger trades

DagSwap drives the same executors as the ordinary buy and sell screens, so a venue joins it the day that venue goes live.

KRONLive on mainnet
KaspaRocketLive on mainnet
KasSealLive on mainnet
ZealousOn testnet KForgeOn testnet BraidOn testnet KComOn testnet

KasForge is the one venue DagSwap cannot drive yet: its trades are orders that settle later, so a sale there cannot hand its KAS straight to a buy.