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SODAX Swap allows you to exchange an asset you currently hold on one network (e.g., Ethereum) for a different asset on another network (e.g., Solana) in a single flow. Rather than requiring multiple steps, different gas tokens, and separate bridging tools, SODAX handles the coordination between networks automatically.
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What to expect from SODAX Swap
It takes a moment: Cross-network swaps take longer than single-network transactions due to independent network speeds
Tracking your status: Clear status updates show asset location at every step.
Safety first: The system prioritizes safety over speed, with automatic rollback if conditions change and transactions cannot complete as requested.
Step-by-Step Guide to Swap on SODAX Swap
💡 Make sure you have gas before swapping. To be able to swap tokens from a network, you will need to have a small amount of that network’s “gas token” to pay for the transaction (eg. S token on the Sonic Network).
Open SODAX Swap.
Head to SODA Exchange and click 'Launch Apps' in the hero panel.
Ensure that ‘Swap’ is selected on the left-hand menu.
Connect your wallet(s) for networks you want to swap between.
For a detailed guide on how to connect wallets, head to our article covering “How do I connect to SODAX?”
Select the asset you want to swap from.
The top selection on the SODAX Swap page is for the asset you intend to swap from.
To change this selection, click on the down chevron next to the asset. This will open the token list.
You can either click on the token you wish to swap from within this list, search by token name in the search bar, or filter by network by clicking on the icon to the right of the search bar.
Select the asset you want to swap to.
The second selection on the SODAX Swap page is for the asset you intend to swap to.
To change this selection, click on the down chevron next to the asset. This will open the token list.
You can either click on the token you wish to swap to within this list, search by token name in the search bar, or filter by network by clicking on the icon to the right of the search bar.
Enter the amount of your asset you wish to swap.
This amount should be entered next to the asset you have chosen to swap from.
Note. Your current balance will be shown beneath the asset chosen, and you can click ‘Max’ there to swap all of your balance.
Review your swap.
Click ‘Review’ to see the relevant fees and details for your chosen swap.
Initiate your Swap.
Once you have reviewed your swap, click the Swap button in the modal (‘Swap to asset on network’)
Confirm the transaction.
You will now be redirected to your wallet application, authorize the transaction and the SODAX will start solving your intent-based Swap.
Watch your transaction complete.
If you stay on the swap modal you can watch the progress as your assets move across networks. You can also watch these transactions in real time on SODAX Scan.
You have now completed your Swap!
⚠️ You may notice when inspecting your transactions (via transaction ID), that your funds have been sent to an address you did not enter/connect. This is not necessarily cause for alarm and is likely to be a SODAX contract address. If you are concerned about your transaction, please open a support ticket with the button in the bottom right.
Troubleshooting & FAQ
Why is my swap taking longer than expected?
Sometimes the destination network is congested. This is normal. SODAX detects this and ensures the transaction completes as soon as the network allows.
What if my swap fails?
SODAX is built with recovery paths. If a swap cannot be completed exactly as planned (due to a sudden price shift or network issue), the system will guide you to a recovery option to ensure you retain control of your funds. Find out more in our article on “What happens if something goes wrong with my Swap?”.
Need Help?
If you have any further questions about SODAX Swap or need assistance with your cross-network swap, visit our Support Center for more articles and resources, or contact our support team via the button in the bottom right.