1.5.1
Swap stops being a single opinion about where your trade should go. The pools behind a pair are now listed with their real depth, any one of them can be chosen, and a pool the aggregator does not index is traded directly against its own program instead of being reported as having no liquidity. Three separate swap apps collapse into one that can do what all of them did.
11 changes in this release
Highlights
- 01
Pick the pool, not just the price
Every liquidity pool behind the pair you are trading is listed with its depth, 24-hour volume and address, sourced from GeckoTerminal. Leave it on the best route and the aggregator decides as before; choose a pool and the trade is aimed at that one. The address on screen is the address the transaction touches, and it links straight to the explorer.
- 02
Pools the aggregator cannot reach
A pool with real liquidity used to come back as "no route available" whenever the aggregator did not index its venue, most often on newly graduated tokens. Those pools are now traded directly through the exchange's own program, so the swap goes through. Token search was widened to match: mints that are only tradable this way are findable rather than absent.
- 03
One swap desk
Phantom Swap and Token Swap are gone, and everything they offered lives in Swap: any token, any pool, both routing styles, one window. Anyone who had either installed will find them removed and the capability waiting where they already trade.
Everything in this release
New4
- Swap lists the liquidity pools behind the current pair (venue, depth, 24-hour volume and pool address) and lets you trade against a chosen one instead of the routed default.
- Swap builds trades on PumpSwap pools directly through PumpSwap's own program, so tokens the aggregator cannot route are now tradable rather than reported as having no liquidity.
- Swap's token search covers both catalogues at once, so a mint that only trades on a pool the aggregator does not index appears in results instead of being missing.
- Choosing a pool on a venue the aggregator does route narrows it to that venue and forbids multi-hop routing. Because a venue filter is not a pool filter, Swap checks which pool the returned route actually used and says so when it differs from the one chosen.
Improved3
- Swap states the guarantee the transaction actually encodes: a minimum received when selling an exact amount, and a maximum spent when paying an exact amount into a pool. The two are not interchangeable and are no longer described as though they were.
- A pool quote reads the pool's live reserves rather than a cached figure, and re-reads them immediately before the transaction is built, so what the wallet is asked to approve is what the chain will enforce.
- Pools on venues that cannot be traded from here are still listed, greyed, with the reason given: a deeper pool that is out of reach is worth knowing about before committing funds.
Removed4
- Phantom Swap has been retired. Connecting with Phantom, Google or Apple is unchanged and available throughout the system.
- Token Swap has been retired and folded into Swap, which now covers every token it did and every pool behind them.
- GeckoTerminal is archived by default and no longer installed on a fresh profile. It remains fully installable from the App Store's Archived list, and the pool data it surfaces now also drives Swap.
- Toolkit is archived by default and omitted from a fresh profile's desktop. Every calculator and converter it shipped with is unchanged and one tap away from the App Store's Archived list.