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Answers to the questions we hear most.

FAQ

Which chains can I swap on?

Four: Ethereum (1), PulseChain (369), Robinhood Chain (4663), and Base (8453). All four support swapping in-app. Every network has a Suuuper settlement deployment, so a Suuuper row routed by Suuuper's own engine settles through that contract, while provider comparison rows execute through the selected provider's own router.

Do quotes differ from the providers' own sites?

No. Each row is that provider's own quote, with that provider's own fee, the same numbers you'd get on their interface. On providers that support a partner fee, a 0.15% partner fee is included and disclosed in the Fee details on the swap card. Suuuper doesn't mark up, discount, or reweight anything beyond that. That's the entire point: if the comparison weren't apples to apples, it wouldn't tell you anything.

Why do quotes differ between providers?

Different routers see different pools and use different splitting strategies. A router that's optimal at 1 ETH is often not optimal at 100 ETH, and one router may have integrated a pool another hasn't. Suuuper shows every major router at once so you can pick the winner instead of guessing.

Why does the Suuuper quote sometimes improve a few seconds after appearing?

The first quote for a brand-new pair is computed against a fast baseline route. Deeper route optimization — sampling more candidate pools and searching for a better split — runs in the background. When a better plan is found, the row updates. Subsequent refreshes on the same pair are already using the deeper plan and are near-instant.

Why might a swap revert?

Almost always because the market moved against the trade between quoting and execution by more than your slippage tolerance. The on-chain Min received floor is a hard guarantee — the contract will revert rather than deliver less. You pay gas but you never receive less than Min received.

Raising slippage reduces revert risk at the cost of widening your worst-case outcome.

Is Suuuper custodial?

No. You sign every transaction in your own wallet. Suuuper never touches your keys and never takes custody of your funds. The settlement contract is non-upgradeable, so its behavior can't be changed after the fact.

Which wallets are supported?

Any wallet supported by RainbowKit, which includes MetaMask, OKX Wallet, Trust Wallet, WalletConnect-compatible mobile wallets, and more.

Where do I report a bug or request a feature?

Reach out on our official 𝕏 account @Suuuperxyz.