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  • Introduction
  • MEV protection on Ethereum
  • Switching your active network
  • Step 1: Connect your wallet
  • Step 2: Switch networks
  • Bonus: Favourite your most used networks

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Switching Networks

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Introduction

KyberSwap supports the trading of more than 20,000 tokens across the majority of the most established DeFi chains. KyberSwap provides seamless access to liquidity across chains directly from the KyberSwap app. For the full list of chains which KyberSwap has been integrated with, you can refer to .

Trader Flow
  1. Switching Networks <-

  2. Get Tokens

  3. Swap Tokens

MEV protection on Ethereum

To protect transactions on Ethereum against , KyberSwap provides users with the option to select MEV protected such as Blink. Transactions via such RPCs will undergo a different transaction ordering process and therefore enjoy protection from multiple MEV strategies.

It is important that you understand the pros and cons of using MEV protected RPCs. This will help you make an informed decision as to the suitability of such RPCs with regards to your DeFi goals. MEV protected RPCs will be indicated with the green shield icon.

BLINK

What is Blink?

Blink Protect allows regular users to easily submit their transactions to the Blink Auction by using a custom RPC endpoint in their wallet. Everything should be the same for users, except transactions are sent to the Blink builder instead of the public mempool.

Endpoint:

Key benefits to using the Blink RPC endpoint:

  • Frontrunning protection: your transaction will not be seen by hungry sandwich bots in the public mempool.

  • No failed transactions: your transaction will only be included if it doesn't include any reverts, so you don't pay for failed transactions.

    Note: your transaction could be uncled, emitted to the mempool, and then included on-chain.

Privacy notice: Blink RPC does not track any kind of user information (i.e. IP, location, etc.). No user information is ever stored or even logged.

Click for more information on Blink RPC.

Blink on

KyberSwap provides its user the option to conveniently connect to the Blink RPC when trading on the Ethereum mainnet.

Disclaimer on use of Third-party Integration/Service

For ease of communication, KyberSwap is referred to as "we" in this disclaimer. Any natural persons or other entities who engages in any activities on KyberSwap shall be considered as the user of KyberSwap, and is referred to as "you" in the disclaimer. We hereby remind you of the risks involved in using third-party services (referred to herein as “third-party services”).

  1. Your use of any third-party services on KyberSwap is your personal decision and we have no control over it.

  2. We are not responsible for the audit of any third-party services, nor do we make any commitments or guarantees on the validity, accuracy, correctness, reliability, quality, stability, completeness and/or timeliness of the technology and information involved in such third-party services and their associated services.

  3. You are solely responsible for all outcomes arising from your choice to use the third-party services and their associated services.

  4. You shall make your own judgement and evaluation as to whether any third-party services and its associated services comply with the applicable laws, regulations and relevant policy requirements of your jurisdiction. We do not provide any recommendation and opinions on this subject apart from recommending you to strictly abide by the laws and regulations of your jurisdiction.

  5. Outcomes and occurrences which arise out of your use of any third-party services, including but not limited to legal issues, contract liability issues, and economic loss issues, shall be resolved between you and the relevant third-party services. We are not responsible for the resolution of any outcomes or disputes arising from your choice to use the third-party services.

  6. We will not share any information with any third-party services unless under your consent. Once we receive your consent, you shall be solely responsible for all legal liabilities and disputes resulting from any third-party services access to your personal information and such labilities and disputes shall be resolved between you and the relevant third-party services.

Our provision of access to third-party services on KyberSwap does not amount to any kind of recommendation, endorsement, or advice to use any third-party services or its associated services.

Switching your active network

Step 1: Connect your wallet

In the example above, KyberSwap has connected to the Ethereum Mainnet as per the MetaMask setting.

Step 2: Switch networks

Select your preferred chain and you should then be prompted by your wallet to confirm the network change.

MEV protection

If this is your first time connecting to a chain, your wallet provider should display the details of the chain for your verification. The below is an example of adding the Polygon chain and confirming the chain switch using MetaMask.

Once the switch has been approved, KyberSwap would then be connected to your selected network as can be verified via the active chain displayed in the top right of the KyberSwap app.

Bonus: Favourite your most used networks

You can drag-and-drop your most used networks into your favourite chains section for easy access:

Upon , KyberSwap would have automatically defaulted to the network per your wallet's setting. You can view the active network on the top right of the KyberSwap app.

To change the network, you can select the dropdown which will display the full list of chain options for you to choose from. Please refer to for the full details.

KyberSwap enables users to select MEV protected RPCs. Please refer to for further details.

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Supported Exchanges And Networks
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Adding a Polygon chain to MetaMask
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