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Swap

Trade a stock token against USDG or ETH on Robinhood Chain. Kabudex asks for a quote across every pool and aggregator that can fill the order and shows you exactly what you will sign.

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How a swap works

Swaps are quoted through LI.FI, which compares the decentralised exchanges and aggregators active on Robinhood Chain (Uniswap v3 and v4 pools, Ramses, KyberSwap, OpenOcean and others) and returns the path that gives you the most. The quote arrives with a ready transaction: the contract it calls, the calldata and the value. Kabudex shows it, your wallet signs it, and the chain settles it.

  1. 1
    Choose both sides

    Pick what you pay (USDG, ETH or any stock token you hold) and what you receive. The amount you type is always the side you pay.

  2. 2
    Read the quote

    You see the amount out, the least you accept at your slippage setting, the route, the gas estimate and each fee in dollars. Quotes refresh while the form is open.

  3. 3
    Approve once

    A token other than ETH needs a one-time approval for the contract named in the quote. The app asks for it only when the current allowance is too small.

  4. 4
    Sign

    Your wallet shows the same contract address as the review. After it is included, the app reads the receipt and updates your balances.

The minimum you accept

Every quote carries a minimum amount out, worked out from the quoted amount and your slippage setting. The contract checks it when the transaction executes. If the pools moved and the trade would give you less, it reverts instead, and only gas is spent. Raise the setting for thin markets, lower it when you would rather wait than fill at a worse price.

Market hours

Pools on Robinhood Chain trade every hour of every day. The underlying shares trade on US exchanges during their sessions. Outside them, a stock token's pool price follows the last quotes and whatever traders bring to the pool, and spreads can widen. The chip at the top of the app shows whether the US market is open, in pre-market, after hours or closed.

When the issuer steps in

Robinhood can pause a stock token or block an address. A swap that touches a paused token reverts, and the app says so plainly. Corporate actions such as splits are applied through a display multiplier; balances shown in the app are the raw on-chain amounts the pools use. See Risks.

Fees

Kabudex charges nothing on swaps today. LI.FI takes a fixed 0.25% of the input, listed in every quote. The pool's own fee is already inside the quoted amount. Gas is paid in ETH. The full table is on Fees.

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