InSwap Review: What to Check Before Trading
InSwap is identified as a decentralized exchange, but its available product details are too limited to assess costs, safety or how to trade.
By the SkyBitcoins review team · Updated
At a glance
InSwap key facts
| Type | Decentralized exchange |
|---|---|
| Networks | X Layer; homepage metadata also names BSC |
| Token | No token listed |
| Audits | No audit listed |
| Value locked | $25−7.3% 7d |
| Updated |
InSwap FAQs
What is InSwap?
InSwap is described as a decentralized exchange on X Layer. Its homepage metadata also names BSC, but it does not explain which networks or trading features are available.
What fees does InSwap charge?
InSwap does not publish a fee schedule in the information available about the product. Check the app for swap fees, price impact and network gas costs before confirming a trade.
Is InSwap safe to use?
No audit is listed, and InSwap does not explain its security practices or what happens to funds connected to the app. Treat that as an important unknown before connecting a wallet or swapping tokens.
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