Compare available routes
Choose the assets, networks, wallets and amount. Orrerie compares eligible routes through protocols and providers such as KyberSwap, THORChain, Across, Rubic and SideShift. Direct pool routes depend on the supported network. Availability varies by route, amount, region and provider.
You can inspect the available options and see why others are unavailable. A pair that works for one amount may have a different minimum or no route for another.
Know who handles the exchange
Swaps on one network, bridges and exchanges that accept a deposit work differently. Some providers hold your funds temporarily while arranging the payout.
Read the route’s terms and consider its restrictions, timing and refund process. Providers may require additional checks, and availability can change.
Trades execute through the selected protocol or provider route. Review its source, destination, minimum received and fees. Your Personal Gas address pays EVM or 
Solana network fees; Solana can also require account rent. On 
TRON, the gas address pays any reviewed TronRental Energy invoice and the asset wallet pays its own chain fee. Review each charge and payer before approving. The asset transfer keeps its normal two-owner approval.
Availability follows the route
Swap availability depends on your eligibility, provider terms and supported regions. When your app supplies an App Store country, Orrerie uses it as an additional route restriction. That country setting does not establish your physical location or residency. Provider checks still apply when the setting is unavailable.
For SideShift, Orrerie forwards the public IP address from your connection for its permission, quote and order requests. SideShift uses that address for its own availability checks. A missing IP, refusal or unavailable permission check prevents the route; a successful check may be reused briefly for that IP. Do not disguise your location or use a VPN or proxy to bypass restrictions.
ChangeNOW and RocketX are no longer offered. Existing records remain available, but Orrerie does not submit new requests to those providers or refresh their status. For an unresolved earlier order, use the saved transaction details when contacting support.
Approve the trade you reviewed
Your phone constructs or independently reconstructs the wallet transaction. Orrerie’s server validates the reviewed route and reconstructs or decodes the exact transaction before co-signing your approval. Unlimited token approvals and transactions that cannot be fully checked are refused.
If important details change, review a new quote. Approval for one amount, asset or recipient does not carry over to a different trade.
Track the payout
A completed sending transaction is only one part of a cross-network swap. Follow the saved record through confirmation, payout and any refund.
If a request times out, the swap may still be in progress. Check that record before trying again so you do not send a second payment.
Prices and completion times are estimates until the relevant transaction or delivery is confirmed.
Frequently asked questions
What is the difference between a swap and a bridge?
A swap changes one asset into another. A bridge moves value between networks, sometimes as part of a route that also exchanges assets. The steps and risks depend on the selected provider. Review the source and destination networks as well as the token names, because the same symbol can exist on several networks.
Does Orrerie choose the provider for me?
Trades execute through the selected protocol or provider route. Review its source, destination, minimum received and fees. Your Personal Gas address pays EVM or Solana network fees; Solana can also require account rent. On TRON, the gas address pays any reviewed TronRental Energy invoice and the asset wallet pays its own chain fee. Review each charge and payer before approving. The asset transfer keeps its normal two-owner approval.
Do my funds stay in my wallet throughout a swap?
Not always. Some routes execute through contracts; others require a deposit that a provider holds while arranging the payout. This temporary custody is different from Orrerie’s wallet ownership model. Read the chosen route’s conditions, including any restrictions, checks and refund process, before deciding whether that route is right for you.
Why does a token need an approval before a swap?
Some EVM swaps require permission for a contract to use a specific amount of a token. That approval may be a separate transaction with its own fee. Orrerie checks supported approvals and rejects unlimited approvals. An approval is not the swap itself, so review the subsequent exchange step as well.
What if the quote changes after I start?
A quote applies to specific assets, networks, wallets, amounts and timing. The app checks the transaction against those reviewed details. If important terms change, the flow must stop or ask for a new review. Do not treat a previous approval as consent to a different recipient or a materially different trade.
Can I cancel a swap after sending the deposit?
A completed blockchain transfer usually cannot be recalled. Whether a provider can stop, return or complete a deposited swap depends on its process and the transaction’s state. Check the saved record and applicable provider terms. A local cancel action or closed screen does not reverse funds already sent.
What should I do if a swap times out?
Check the saved swap record before creating another one. A timeout may mean the app did not receive a response, while the original swap is still progressing. Confirmation, payout, partial payout and refund are different outcomes. If you need help, describe the saved status without sharing signing keys or recovery information.
Why can a swap route be unavailable in my country?
Swap availability depends on your eligibility, provider terms and supported regions. When your app supplies an App Store country, Orrerie uses it as an additional route restriction. That country setting does not establish your physical location or residency. Provider checks still apply when the setting is unavailable. For SideShift, Orrerie forwards the public IP address from your connection for its permission, quote and order requests. SideShift uses that address for its own availability checks. A missing IP, refusal or unavailable permission check prevents the route; a successful check may be reused briefly for that IP. Do not disguise your location or use a VPN or proxy to bypass restrictions.
Is an accountless swap still self-custody?
Your Orrerie asset wallet keeps its two-of-three signing rules. A deposit-based exchange such as SideShift can control funds between your deposit and its payout, even when no provider account is required. Provider reviews, restrictions, delays and refund limits still apply. Review the selected route and its terms before approving.
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