About PulseSwap

PulseChain swap at the best rate — plus Ethereum & 15 more chains

PulseSwap quotes every route at once — PulseX, Piteas, 9inch, 9mm and every major aggregator — then routes your trade through whichever one pays out the most. Swaps are non-custodial and settle straight from your wallet, so your funds are never held by us.

How a PulseChain swap is routed

Type an amount and the same quote request goes out to every PulseChain DEX & aggregator at the same moment: 10 sources, the PulseSwap router among them — PulseX V1, PulseX V2, PulseX Stable, 9inch v2, 9inch v3, 9mm v3, Phux.io, 0xTide, Piteas and PulseSwap. Each one answers with what it would pay out and a gas estimate, and the best route is selected for you. The rest stay on screen with what they would have paid, so you can check the winner or take a different route by hand. Because other aggregators are asked alongside the DEXes themselves, the quote you see is at least as good as any single source that answered. How an aggregator of aggregators works.

Swapping from Ethereum or another chain

The same swap card works on Ethereum and 15 other chains: pick a chain and it quotes the aggregators that cover it, then routes your trade the same way. To move funds onto PulseChain, the Bridge tab sends USDC from Ethereum and other supported chains over Hyperlane, and it arrives on PulseChain as hUSDC. The guide to bridging to PulseChain covers that route step by step, and the official PulseChain bridge too.

Before your first PulseChain swap

Your wallet needs the PulseChain network and a little PLS for gas. Add PulseChain to MetaMask in one click or by hand, then follow how to swap on PulseChain: connect a wallet, pick a pair, compare the routes, set slippage, then approve and swap from your own wallet.