> For the complete documentation index, see [llms.txt](https://docs.kyberswap.com/llms.txt). Markdown versions of documentation pages are available by appending `.md` to page URLs; this page is available as [Markdown](https://docs.kyberswap.com/~/changes/1kQEhDNzHMDf7SwOE6Yu/getting-started/quickstart.md). # Quickstart Jump Right Into The KyberSwap Ecosystem ## User Guides Beginner friendly guides to get you started


Get Crypto With Fiat (Cards, Mobile, Banks)	userg-get crypto w fiat.png	Get Crypto With Fiat
Bridge Your Assets Across Multiple Chains	userg-bridge assets.png	Bridge Your Assets Across Multiple Chains
Instantly Swap At The Best Rates	userg-best rates.png	Instantly Swap At The Best Rates
Trade At Your Preferred Rates	userg-LO.png	Swap At Your Preferred Rates
Earn Yield by Contributing Liquidity	userg-YF.png	Earn Yield By Contributing Liquidity
Discover Your Next Big Opportunity	userg-discover.png	Discover

## Developer Guides Easily integrate KyberSwap with your application or smart contract


Best Rates In Your App With KyberSwap Widget	devg-widget.png	Integrating The KyberSwap Widget
Execute A Swap With The Aggregator API	devg-api.png	Execute A Swap With The Aggregator API
Integrate Directly With Classic Smart Contracts	devg-classic-SC.png	Developer Guides
Integrate Directly With Elastic Smart Contracts	devg-elastic SC.png	Developer Guides
Integrate With Limit Order Smart Contracts	devg-LO SC.png	Developer Guides

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