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DYOR Swap looks for the best rate for your token pair across the decentralized exchanges on TON, so you don’t have to check each one by hand, and it can split a trade over several routes. Before you confirm, you see what you will receive, the price impact and the network fee.

Expert Mode lets you take full control of your transactions, tailoring them exactly how you want them executed. If you're familiar with concepts like pool volatility, parallel transactions, and price impact, this mode is designed to elevate your financial operations with a new level of precision and efficiency. It's all about giving you the tools to manage your trades with advanced control.

Slippage tolerance is the maximum percentage difference you're willing to accept between the expected price and the actual price when executing a trade. It helps protect you from drastic price changes during volatile market conditions, ensuring your transaction only goes through if the price stays within your set range. If your transaction doesn't go through, consider increasing the slippage tolerance slightly.

Connecting a wallet shares its public address with DYOR.io and lets the site ask your wallet to sign. DYOR.io can’t see your keys or move your funds: a transaction goes out only after you confirm it in your wallet. We keep your address with your account records, as our Privacy Policy describes. TON Connect is the protocol between wallets and apps on TON, and it leaves your keys with your wallet. Read what your wallet asks you to sign before you confirm. For more details: How TON Connect works TON Connect Protocol specifications

DYOR Swap saves you from checking decentralized exchanges and pairs by hand. If there is no direct pair, it routes through intermediate tokens. It can’t guarantee a result: what you receive depends on the price at execution and your slippage tolerance.

No. DYOR adds no fee of its own. You pay only the exchanges’ fees, which are part of the quoted rate, and the TON network fee, shown before you confirm.

Unfortunately, some bad actors exploit blockchain transparency to deceive users. They might send you scam NFTs or scam tokens, hoping to trick you into giving them more access to your wallet. It's crucial never to interact with these items or follow any instructions from unknown sources, whether they come through transactions or direct messages. Always stay vigilant, trust no one, and do your own research. This approach will help you stay safe and secure in the cryptocurrency market. For more tips, check out our blog.