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The full list of supported chains can be found on Supported Exchanges and Networks.
KyberSwap whitelists well-known tokens for ease of access, but you can import custom tokens that meet the ERC20 standard via our user interface. For more information on how to do this, please refer to Add Your Favourite Tokens.
KyberSwap is a fully onchain service. Everyone who creates transactions on the blockchain will need to pay network fees associated with their transactions. These fees vary depending on
The network being used
Network congestion at the time
Complexity of the smart contract transaction being executed
KyberSwap does not charge fees to users using the protocol to swap tokens. However Liquidity Providers are allowed to set fees on their liquidity pools and traders who choose to use these pools to perform swaps will need to pay trading fees to the LP, along with any associated network fees.
It should be noted that of these Trading Fees collected by LPs, 10% goes to KyberSwap’s governance DAO, KyberDAO.
Slippage tolerance for swaps defaults to a conservative 0.5%, but you can change this in Swap settings. From the Swap page, click on the Swap Settings button.
This brings up the Swap settings page. You can use the selection buttons to specify your slippage tolerance. You can also enter a custom percentage in the field on the right.
For more information on completing a swap, you can refer to Instantly Swap At The Best Rates for a step-by-step guide.
If your swap transaction was successfully accepted by the KyberSwap platform but you see on your transaction history and on blockchain explorers that the transaction has been stuck in a “pending” state for more than a few blocks, this could be due to one of several reasons:
During periods of high network activity, gas prices tend to increase. If you’ve set your Web3 wallet to use a gas limit that is relatively low, it may take some time before miners pick up your transaction from the mempool.
If you have sent several transactions within a short amount of time, some of your transactions could be held up behind one or more transactions that are pending due to low gas limits.
If the transaction is stalled (stuck in a pending state) in the mempool and has zero block confirmations, you can either cancel it or expedite it be rebroadcasting the transaction using the same nonce as the pending transaction. This action will incur its own network fee and is performed through your Web3 wallet software.
If you have a queue of stuck transactions, you may only need to cancel/expedite the first few transactions before the rest get unstuck on their own.
Here are links to instructions on how to perform this action on some of the more common Web3 wallets.
Still can't find what you're looking for? Check out the KyberSwap Help Center.