Multi-exchange swaps

What it does

A multi-exchange swap accepts a single deposit and fans it out to two or more recipient wallets. Each leg has its own destination, its own allocation share, its own preferred exchange venue, and its own execution time. The orchestrator handles the split — you only ever send one transaction.

Per-recipient controls

Every recipient row in the multi-exchange form carries four independent settings:

• Address. The destination wallet for this leg. Validated for checksum and chain match before submission.
• Allocation. A share of the total input, expressed as either an absolute amount or a percentage. Percentages auto-equalize when rows are added or removed; you can override them manually. The total must sum to exactly 100%.
• Exchange venue. Pick which CEX the orchestrator uses to fill this leg (see venues below). Each leg can use a different venue, so a single trade can be spread across several order books.
• Time delay. A per-leg offset — e.g. 0m, 2m, 5m — that staggers execution. Useful for large orders where simultaneous fills would move the market.

Exchange venues

The venue picker lets you assign each recipient a specific exchange. The router then routes that leg through the chosen venue's order book. Currently available:

Coming-soon venues appear in the picker but are sorted to the bottom of the list and cannot be selected for an active leg.

Time delays explained

Each recipient carries a timeDelay in minutes. The default form starts with two recipients at 2m and 3m; new rows append on increasing minute marks. The orchestrator schedules each leg to execute at its offset measured from when your deposit confirms — set everything to 0m for simultaneous execution, or stagger them to drip the order into the market.

Form features

• Bulk address paste. Drop a list of destination addresses (one per line) and rows are generated and equalized automatically.
• CSV / spreadsheet import. Upload a CSV to populate addresses, percentages, and time delays in a single step — useful for repeated payout schedules.
• Randomize. Shuffle the per-leg allocation or time-delay schedule, so an observer correlating order-book activity with deposits gets noise rather than a predictable pattern.
• Equalize. Reset percentages to an even split across all current rows with one click.
• Fixed-rate toggle. Lock the quoted rate for the whole trade, or let each leg fill at the prevailing rate when its delay elapses.
• Refund address. Optional fallback address used if the deposit lands outside the quoted range or the orchestrator can't complete a leg.

How it executes

Supported assets

Multi-exchange is restricted to the deepest-liquidity pairs to keep per-leg slippage tight. Currently supported: