Swap with FTSOBest

How to open Swap, read quotes, understand supported routers and submit new tokens or routers for review.

Last updated: Jul 13, 2026

What FTSOBest Swap does

FTSOBest Swap compares enabled decentralized liquidity routes on Flare and Songbird. You keep custody of your funds: the quote is reviewed first, then your own wallet signs the transaction.

Swap page overview
The Swap page combines the trade form, route context, supported networks and the submission entry point.

How to open Swap

  1. Open Wallet Center.
  2. Connect and sign in with your wallet.
  3. Choose Swap.
  4. Select the network, input token, output token and amount.
  5. Review the quote before signing.

How to read a quote

The swap card shows what you pay, what you are expected to receive, the route, the price impact, the minimum received amount and pool liquidity. If the best route is thin, disabled or not available, FTSOBest explains why instead of silently routing through weak liquidity.

Swap card
The quote card keeps the amount, token selector, balance and estimated value close to the action.

Supported routers and tokens

  • Flare can compare approved integrations such as BlazeSwap, SparkDEX V2/V3/V4, Enosys V2/V3 and Pangolin V2 when they are active and healthy.
  • Songbird can compare approved routes such as BlazeSwap and OracleSwap Songbird.
  • Tokens are curated per network. A token must have checked metadata, decimals, risk status and usable liquidity before it appears for normal users.

Suggest a token or router

Use the suggestion entry on the Swap page when a token or router should be reviewed. Add the network, contract address, project name, website, documentation and any liquidity context you have.

Suggest token or router
The suggestion entry keeps new token and router requests visible without listing anything automatically.
Suggestion form
Submissions go to admin review first. They do not activate a token or router automatically.

A submission is only a review request. FTSOBest checks contracts, sources, liquidity, adapter readiness and risk before a token or router can become part of user routing.