How to Use the Swap Functionality on Our Arbitrum DEX

Dfyn Network
3 min readAug 11, 2023

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A few weeks ago, we announced that DFYN V2 is now live on the Arbitrum network. Since then, we’ve witnessed a massive surge in the adoption of our DEX.

So for all new users, we’re publishing this short, to-the-point guide explaining how you can use the swap functionality on our Arbitrum DEX.

Step 1:

Head over to www.dfyn.network

Be sure to check out our landing page to have a brief understanding of all the functionalities of DFYN V2.

And once you’re done, click the Launch dApp button on the top right corner of the website.

Step 2:

Once you launch the dApp, you’ll be redirected to https://exchange.dfyn.network/

You’ll be prompted to connect your crypto wallet as you enter the platform. So go ahead and do that!

Step 3:

Since DFYN V2 is a multichain DEX, you must select the network you want to trade on. As a user, you can select Polygon Network or Arbitrum Network. For this guide, we’ll go ahead with Arbitrum Network.

Step 4:

Select your trading pairs to use the swap functionality.

Step 5:

Enter the number of tokens you want to swap. As soon you do that, our trading engine traverses the cryptosphere to get you THE BEST trading route at the most economical transaction cost.

Step 6:

If you’re happy with the trade, all you have to do is confirm the transaction, and you’re done.

Now wasn’t that a very easy process to execute?

Swap Functionality is just one of the multiple use cases offered by DFYN V2. And if you’re curious to know more about our architecture, how we offer the best quotes, and what functionalities we offer, then feel free to peruse our whitepaper.

About DFYN

Dfyn is the world’s first on-chain limit order DEX. It combines the power of an RFQ matching engine with a concentrated liquidity AMM.

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Dfyn Network
Dfyn Network

Written by Dfyn Network

Dfyn is the world’s first on-chain limit order DEX. It combines the power of an RFQ matching engine with a concentrated liquidity AMM.

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