2. Swap

Overview

The Swap feature on SwapMOS enables instant, non-custodial token exchanges directly on the ClubMOS Blockchain.

All swaps are executed via smart contracts using an Automated Market Maker (AMM) mechanism. There are no order books or centralized intermediaries. Pricing is determined algorithmically based on liquidity pool reserves.

Users retain full custody of their assets at all times.


How Swapping Works

SwapMOS utilizes liquidity pools governed by the constant-product formula:

x×y=kx \times y = kx×y=k

When a swap occurs:

  • The input token is added to the pool

  • The output token is removed from the pool

  • Reserve balances update automatically

  • The exchange rate adjusts algorithmically

The larger the trade relative to pool size, the greater the price impact.


Step-by-Step Guide

Step 1: Navigate to the Swap Page

Access the Swap section within the SwapMOS platform.

Ensure your wallet is connected to the ClubMOS Blockchain network.


Step 2: Connect Your Wallet

Click Connect Wallet and select your ClubMOS-compatible wallet.

Once connected, you can:

  • View token balances

  • Approve token usage

  • Execute swaps

  • Interact directly with liquidity pools

SwapMOS never has access to your private keys.


Step 3: Select Tokens

Choose:

  • Input Token – the token you want to swap

  • Output Token – the token you want to receive

Example:

Swap TIA → CMX

The interface automatically loads available liquidity for the selected pair.

If liquidity is insufficient, the system will notify you before execution.


Step 4: Enter Swap Amount

Enter the amount of the input token.

SwapMOS will automatically display:

  • Estimated output amount

  • Current exchange rate

  • Price impact percentage

  • Liquidity provider fee

  • Minimum received (based on slippage tolerance)

All calculations update in real time based on pool reserves and market conditions.


Step 5: Adjust Slippage Tolerance (Optional)

Default slippage tolerance is set to 0.5%.

You may increase this if:

  • The market is highly volatile

  • Liquidity is shallow

  • You are executing a large transaction

Higher slippage tolerance improves execution probability but may result in a slightly different final price.

If price movement exceeds your slippage setting before confirmation, the transaction will automatically revert.


Step 6: Approve Token Usage

If this is your first time swapping a specific token, you must approve it.

Approval is:

  • A one-time on-chain authorization

  • Required to allow the SwapMOS smart contract to spend the selected token

  • Fully controlled by the user

Example:

Approve TIA before initiating the swap.

Future swaps of the same token will not require additional approvals unless the allowance is revoked.


Step 7: Confirm & Execute the Swap

Review all transaction details carefully:

  • Tokens being swapped

  • Estimated output amount

  • Slippage tolerance

  • Liquidity fee

  • Network fee

Click Confirm Swap.

Once confirmed in your wallet:

  • The transaction is submitted on-chain

  • Smart contracts execute the swap

  • Output tokens are delivered directly to your wallet

  • The transaction is permanently recorded on the blockchain

You may track the transaction via the blockchain explorer.


Fees

Each swap includes:

  • 0.30% liquidity fee

    • 0.25% distributed to liquidity providers

    • 0.05% allocated to the protocol treasury

  • Network gas fee (paid separately)

Fees are calculated automatically and shown before confirmation.


Important Notes

  • SwapMOS is fully non-custodial

  • Transactions are irreversible once confirmed

  • Price impact increases with trade size

  • Slippage protection prevents unfavorable execution

  • All swaps are transparent and verifiable on-chain


Summary

The Swap feature on SwapMOS provides a secure, transparent, and efficient way to exchange tokens within the ClubMOS ecosystem.

By leveraging AMM-based liquidity pools and deterministic pricing logic, SwapMOS enables seamless decentralized trading with full on-chain transparency and user control.

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