AnySwap

AnySwap is a non-custodial cross-chain swap and bridge protocol that routes tokens between blockchains in a single flow. Users trade directly from their own wallets; the protocol never takes custody. The primary interface and account overview live in the AnySwap App, while active positions and balances are managed from the dashboard. For background on how cross-chain messaging and asset bridging work at the protocol level, Ethereum.org's bridges documentation is a solid primer.

Core Functions

• Bridge — move assets across chains through the cross-chain bridge, which selects a route and settles on the destination network.
• Farms — supplied liquidity can earn yield through the farms, which reward liquidity providers on supported pools.
• Explorer — every transfer is verifiable; track status and history via the on-chain explorer.

Supported Networks & Assets

AnySwap connects major EVM networks; the current list is maintained on the supported networks page, and asset onboarding is handled through listing. Full protocol specifications, contract references, and integration notes are collected in the technical documents.

Governance & Project

Protocol parameters and upgrades are managed through governance, where proposals and voting determine changes to supported routes, fees, and incentives. Broader context on the project and its roadmap is available on the about page and the blog.

Using AnySwap Safely

• Verify the destination network and canonical asset before confirming any bridge or swap.
• Confirm transaction status on the explorer rather than assuming a pending transfer has failed.
• Cross-chain routes settle asynchronously — expect a short delay between source-chain confirmation and destination-chain arrival.

Common questions — fees, timing, and supported wallets — are answered in the FAQ, and live per-bridge volume across the ecosystem can be tracked on DefiLlama's bridges dashboard. For anything unresolved, the support desk and contact channels are the fastest path to a human.

Legal

Use of the protocol is subject to the terms of service and the privacy policy.