- Aggregator
- A service that searches many DEXs or bridges for the best price. LI.FI, Jupiter and Titan are aggregators; Daggs compares aggregators and solvers side by side.
- Approval
- An EVM transaction that lets a contract spend a set amount of one of your ERC-20 tokens. Daggs asks for the exact amount of your trade.
- Bridge
- Moving value from one blockchain to another, e.g. USDC on Arbitrum to USDC on Base.
- DEX
- Decentralized exchange: a smart contract that swaps tokens from liquidity pools, with no account.
- Deposit address
- A one-off address a provider (NEAR Intents) gives for a single trade. Sending to it starts the transfer.
- EVM
- Ethereum Virtual Machine. Ethereum and the many chains compatible with it (Arbitrum, Base, BNB Chain, …) share address formats and wallets.
- Gas
- The network fee for a transaction, paid in the chain's native token.
- Min. received
- The least you'll get after max slippage. If the trade would pay less, it reverts.
- Native token
- The chain's own coin used for gas: ETH, SOL, BTC, BNB, POL, …
- Non-custodial
- You keep control of your keys and funds at all times. The service can prepare transactions but never sign them.
- Price impact
- How much your own trade moves the price, larger for big trades in small markets.
- PSBT
- Partially Signed Bitcoin Transaction: the format Bitcoin wallets sign when you pay with BTC.
- Route
- One way to do a trade: the provider, the bridges and DEXs it uses, and the steps to sign.
- Slippage
- The difference between the quoted price and the price you get. Max slippage is the most you'll accept.
- Solver
- A market maker that fills cross-chain orders from its own funds on the destination chain, then settles. Relay, NEAR Intents and Mayan use solvers.
- Swap
- Exchanging one token for another on the same chain.
- Wallet Standard
- The common interface Solana wallets use, so any compliant wallet connects to Daggs without special support.
Still unsure about something? See the FAQ or ask support@daggs.xyz.