How ShillSwap finds swap and bridge routes
ShillSwap brings multiple swap and bridge providers into one place. Choose what you want to send and receive, then review an available route without building the cross-chain journey yourself.
A same-chain swap exchanges assets on one network, such as ETH for USDC on Ethereum. Bridging moves value between networks, such as USDC from Ethereum to Base. A cross-chain swap can change both the network and the asset, such as moving from USDC on Base into SOL on Solana.
Why aggregation matters
Different providers can have different liquidity, network coverage and execution paths. Bringing providers together expands the routing options behind a swap instead of relying on a single service for every request.
ShillSwap requests a route for your selected assets, networks and amount. Availability can change with liquidity and market conditions. Supporting a chain does not mean every token pair or amount has an executable route at every moment.
Explore networks and assets
Use ShillSwap for swaps and bridges across supported destinations including Ethereum mainnet, Base, Polygon, Solana, BNB Smart Chain (BSC), Monad, Avalanche and Robinhood Chain. Choose the specific network and asset in the app rather than relying on a token symbol alone.
For practical walkthroughs, see bridging to Base, bridging to Solana and bridging to Ethereum. ETH, USDC, USDT, SOL, BNB and AVAX are different assets, not interchangeable balances across every chain.
Compare the outcome, not just the fee label
Wait for the route to load. Review quoted output, Network cost, Max slippage and any Minimum received figure. Open Show more for the displayed rate.
A low displayed cost is not automatically the best overall outcome. Provider costs, exchange rates, platform fees and gas can all matter. Read how to assess cheaper and faster routes and the fee guide before confirming.
Common questions
Does aggregation guarantee the cheapest or fastest route?
No. It brings multiple providers into the routing process, but an absolute ranking requires a like-for-like comparison. Cost and speed can also favor different routes.
Why does my quote change?
Changing the token, network, amount or slippage setting can require another route. Liquidity and prices also change. Review the current quote, not an earlier estimate.
Is the bridge finished when I sign?
No. Signing or source submission is not destination completion. Follow the transaction status and available explorer information. See how ShillSwap works.