Swapping & routing

Real quotes before you trade

The Swap page reads live liquidity on Robinhood Chain. Enter the asset you want to sell, the asset you want to receive and an amount. Quotes are available before protocol activation; signing opens only after the protocol and selected markets have been verified.

ETH, WETH, USDG, SPY, NVDA and AAPL can be quoted. RESERVE appears after its verified contract address is activated. Quoting a stock token does not mean its Reservoir pool is already live or that the asset is eligible for every wallet.

How routes are compared

Reservoir checks direct V3 pools and paths through one intermediate token, using up to two pools. Pool fee tiers checked are 0.01%, 0.05%, 0.3% and 1%. Enabled Reservoir pools participate once they exist and have active liquidity.

The list favors estimated output after network costs when those costs are available for every route. If a cost cannot be estimated, all routes are sorted by quoted output and a warning explains that gas is additional. You can choose any executable route. This comparison is limited to checked paths; it does not claim the best price across every exchange.

Wider 0x quotes require an enabled integration and a connected wallet. When that service is unavailable, real pool quotes still work. Public token and pool feeds support external integrations, but publishing a feed does not confirm an aggregator listing.

Output, fees and network costs

Quoted output already reflects pool trading fees. Estimated network costs are paid in ETH and can change before the wallet signs. Gas for token approvals is additional. The minimum received amount is the onchain lower bound for the swap output, not your output after gas.

Network-cost comparisons use an execution estimate and the chain’s calldata-cost estimate. ETH costs are translated into the output token using a small live pool quote. These estimates are not guaranteed wallet charges or an independent asset valuation.

Review and sign

• Connect your wallet and switch to Robinhood Chain. Keep ETH available for network fees.
• Request a fresh quote and choose a route. Quotes expire after 45 seconds.
• Choose slippage between 0.1% and 1%. V3 routes with estimated price impact above 3%, or an unavailable impact estimate, cannot execute here.
• Review the input amount, minimum output and route. Approve only the exact input amount if an ERC20 approval is needed. An existing allowance may need resetting first.
• If approval takes longer than the quote lifetime, request a new quote and review again. The app simulates the swap before asking for a signature.
• Confirm the separate swap transaction in your wallet. The interface reports the actual transaction result and links to the explorer. An unsuccessful transaction can still consume network gas.

Using ETH

When you pay ETH, the V3 router wraps it for the pool trade. When you receive ETH, it unwraps WETH and sends ETH to your wallet in the same transaction. ETH-to-WETH wrapping by itself is not a supported trading pair on this page.

When a trade earns Reservoir fees

Reservoir earns LP fees only when a trade actually uses a pool in which the protocol owns active liquidity. The protocol receives its proportional share; other liquidity providers retain theirs. Those protocol LP earnings can then fund the configured holder and staking allocations.

A swap interface and routing integrations make the pools easier to use. They do not guarantee demand, fee revenue or rewards. Reservoir does not automatically trade against itself to manufacture volume.