Daggs

Using Daggs

Chains and wallets

EVM, Solana, Bitcoin and the wallets that connect.

Chains

  • EVM chains: Ethereum, its layer 2s and other EVM networks. The full list is below.
  • Solana: swaps on Solana and bridges to and from every other supported chain.
  • Bitcoin: native BTC, both ways. Pay with BTC to get tokens on another chain, or receive BTC from any of them. No wrapped tokens and no exchange account.

Any pair works in principle: whether a route exists depends on the providers' liquidity for those tokens at that moment.

Supported EVM chains

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Wallets

The wallet menu lists each wallet app once. Connecting it connects every chain family it supports, so one Phantom connection covers EVM, Solana and Bitcoin.

ChainsWallets
EVMMetaMask, Rabby, Coinbase Wallet, OKX, Trust, Phantom, Backpack and any other injected wallet; WalletConnect for phone wallets; Ledger Live
SolanaPhantom, Solflare, Backpack and any Wallet Standard wallet; Mobile Wallet Adapter and Seeker Connect on Android
BitcoinPhantom, Xverse, UniSat and OKX

On a phone

  • Wallet app browsers: open daggs.xyz inside Phantom, MetaMask, Solflare, Trust, OKX or Xverse and it just works.
  • Plain mobile browser: the wallet menu offers Open in a wallet app links that reopen the page, with your tokens and amount, inside the wallet.
  • WalletConnect: connect a phone wallet by QR code on desktop, or by deep link on mobile (EVM).
  • Android: Solana's Mobile Wallet Adapter connects installed Solana wallets, and on a Seeker phone Seeker Connect uses the built-in wallet in one tap. Daggs is also in the Solana dApp Store.

Bitcoin specifics

  • Paying with BTC: your wallet signs a PSBT (a partially signed Bitcoin transaction), and Daggs broadcasts it through mempool.space, falling back to blockstream.info.
  • Receiving BTC needs a Bitcoin address: your connected Bitcoin wallet by default, or any address you paste.
  • Bitcoin blocks come about every 10 minutes, so routes that start on Bitcoin take longer than the rest.

Gas

You pay network fees in the source chain's native token (ETH on Ethereum and most layer 2s, SOL on Solana, BTC on Bitcoin). Keep a little of it in your wallet. The destination side is paid by the provider and included in the route's fees.

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