Frequently asked questions

A non-custodial swap and bridge. Daggs asks LI.FI, Relay, Mayan, NEAR Intents, Jupiter and Titan for routes at once, ranks them by what you receive, what it costs and how long it takes, and you sign the one you pick in your own wallet.

No. There's no sign-up, email or API key. Connect a wallet and trade; your wallet is your identity.

Ethereum and dozens of EVM chains (Arbitrum, Base, BNB Chain, Optimism, Polygon and more), Solana, and native Bitcoin in both directions. Swap on one chain or bridge between any of them.

Any browser EVM wallet (MetaMask, Rabby, Coinbase, OKX, …), any Solana Wallet Standard wallet (Phantom, Solflare, Backpack, …) and Bitcoin wallets (Phantom, Xverse, UniSat, OKX). On a phone, use your wallet app's browser, WalletConnect, or Mobile Wallet Adapter on Android.

LI.FI, Relay, Mayan, NEAR Intents, Jupiter and Titan. LI.FI in turn reaches many bridges and DEXs. Each provider executes the trades it quotes, under its own terms.

A small service fee: a percentage of the trade that gets lower as trades get bigger. It's collected inside the same transaction and already counted in the amount you receive. Network gas and provider fees are separate. Everything is on the review panel before you sign.

No, that's your max slippage (0.5% by default): how far the price may move before the trade reverts. You only lose it if the price actually moves.

Prices move between the quote and execution. You'll never get less than the Min. received shown on the review panel: if the trade would pay less, it reverts instead.

No. Tokens go from your wallet straight to the provider and out to the recipient. Daggs only prepares unsigned transactions; it never has your keys and can't sign for you.

Daggs only asks for an approval when your allowance is too low, and only for the amount of this trade, never unlimited. Check the amount in your wallet before confirming.

Ignore them: it's a scam. Daggs never asks for a seed phrase or private key, and never DMs you first. Official support is only support@daggs.xyz and @daggsxyz on X.

Most bridges finish in seconds to a few minutes; each route shows its estimate. Routes that start on Bitcoin wait for a block, about 10 minutes.

Almost certainly not. Daggs shows that after three times the quoted time (at least 30 minutes) and keeps tracking next time you open the site. If it hasn't arrived after a few hours, email support@daggs.xyz with the transaction hash.

If a transaction reverts, nothing is swapped, but the network keeps the gas. If a bridge can't deliver, the provider refunds under its own terms, usually to your address on the source chain.

Not once it's confirmed on chain. Blockchain transactions are final, so check the tokens, amount and recipient before you sign.

Yes. Paste any address on the destination chain in the Recipient field. Daggs checks the format, but can't tell who owns it, so double-check.

Pick the chain's native token as the output (ETH, SOL, …): many routes deliver it directly. The destination side of a bridge is paid by the provider.

Points your wallet earns on every completed swap or bridge, plus small quest bonuses. XP isn't a token and has no cash value.

From level 2, your XP page has a referral link. Wallets whose first trade comes through it are yours for good, and you earn 5–15% of the XP their trades earn, on top of theirs.

Yes, public and free, no API key: quote, build and track trades over REST, rate-limited per IP.

Yes. Add the MCP server at daggs.xyz/mcp to Claude, Cursor or any MCP client. Agents get a link for you to review and sign, or build transactions for their own wallet.