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Service fee structure

Costs depend on the trading mode. Classic/Pro swaps can include network gas and infrastructure fees; intent swaps usually shift these costs to the resolver, with exceptions for some routes. The API provider may retain positive swap surplus. Review the final quote rather than assuming a fixed fee or a free swap.

Examples of supported liquidity sources

• Uniswap v2/v3/v4 (Monad examples)
• PancakeSwap v3 (Monad)
• Trader Joe v2.2 (Monad)
• Balancer v3 (Monad)
• Curve (Monad)

MEV protection

Available under documented conditions

Fusion uses signed intents and competing resolvers to reduce front-running exposure. This protection describes Fusion execution and should not be assumed for every Classic/Pro transaction or every route. Check the execution mode shown for your quote.

Liquidity-source availability varies by chain, pair and execution mode. Service fees, network gas and liquidity-provider fees may be separate. Read the platform’s current documentation and swap quote for the actual cost. MEV coverage can depend on the network, route and execution method.