Station SV-01 · live route weather · --:-- UTC
See the cheapest way to swap your coins, on any chain.
Tell Swapvane what you have and what you want. It asks public route-finders for live prices and points to the route that leaves you the most.
Quotes only. Swapvane never swaps, holds or touches your money.
Bringing $100 of USDC into Solana
Asking route-finders…
Live quotes from public route-finders. Refreshes every 2 minutes.
- Chains watched
- 8
- Route-finders asked
- 3
- Cheapest road now
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- Spread best vs worst
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How it works in 3 steps
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Say what you have and what you want
Pick a chain and coin to send, and where it should land.
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We ask the route-finders, live
Several public services quote their best path at this moment.
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You see the route that leaves you most
Costs and time side by side. Then swap wherever you like.
Nothing is moved or charged here. Swapvane only reads quotes; it has no swap button.
Today's crossings
What it costs right now to bring $100 into Solana.
What this does: for each chain below, we ask for a live quote to turn $100 of USDC there into USDC on Solana, and show what you would actually receive.
| From | Route-finder picked | You receive | Total cost | Time | Cost bar |
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How a route forecast is made
Four readings, one needle.
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The trip
You name a start and an end: a coin on one chain, a coin on another. The gap between them is what has to be crossed.
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Asking around
Swapvane sends the same question to several route-finders at once. Each comes back with the path it would take: which bridge, which pools.
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Weighing each road
Every answer is converted to the same yardstick: dollars you would actually receive after fees and network costs, and minutes to arrive.
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The needle points
The road that leaves you the most wins. You get the numbers; you choose where to swap. Swapvane never executes anything.
Tool 01 · Compare routes
Every road from here to there, ranked by what you keep.
What this does: asks two independent public route-finders for live quotes for your trip, then lines up what you would receive, the fees and the time.
Pick a trip and press Compare routes, or try the example.
Tool 02 · Solana routes
Inside one swap on Solana: which pools it really passes through.
What this does: gets a live quote from Jupiter, the main Solana route-finder, draws the pools your swap would pass through, and compares it to the single best direct pool.
Type two coins, like SOL and BONK, or try the example.
Tool 03 · Price impact
How much does size cost you?
What this does: asks Jupiter for the same swap at five sizes and charts how much worse the price gets as the order grows. That slide is called price impact.
Impact at the largest size
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Choose a coin and press Measure impact.
Tool 04 · Price check
Do the markets agree on the price?
What this does: reads the same coin's price from three independent live sources at once and shows how far apart they are. A wide gap means: compare before you swap.
Pick a coin above to read three prices side by side.
Tool 05 · My wallet
What you hold, and where it could go.
What this does: reads a Solana wallet's coins straight from the blockchain, prices them live, and lets you send any of them to the route tools above with one click.
Connect your wallet or paste an address to see its coins. Read-only: nothing is signed.
Flowcharts
Two maps: how a quote is made, and where things go.
What these show: the first map follows one question from you to the needle. The second shows which parts are live, which are illustration, and that your money never passes through Swapvane.
- Live data, fetched when you look
- Illustration only
- Never happens here
Roadmap
What works today, and what comes next.
How to read it: "done" means you can use it on this page right now. "Building" and "planned" are intentions, with no dates promised.
Phase 1 · done
Live route weather
- Cross-chain compare from two route-finders
- Today's crossings into Solana
- Compass needle fed by live quotes
Phase 2 · done
Solana depth
- Pool-by-pool route map
- Price impact at five sizes
- Three-source price check
Phase 3 · done
Your wallet, read-only
- Connect to see your own coins
- Send any coin to the route tools in one click
Phase 4 · building
Saved trips
- Remember your usual routes in this browser only
- Share a trip as a link
Phase 5 · planned
More readings
- Extra public route-finders, if they offer keyless quotes
- In-browser alert when a route's cost drops below your limit
Phase 6 · planned
Community coin
- Fair launch on a public curve, as set out under Tokenomics
- Live coin stats appear here once it exists
Tokenomics planned
One billion coins. No presale, no team bag.
Status: the coin has not launched. This is the planned structure; it is not an offer and promises no returns.
- Public launch curve79.31%
- Pool at graduation, LP burned or locked20.69%
- Team allocation0%
- Presale0%
- Total supply
- 1,000,000,000
- Mint authority
- Off: no more can ever be made
- Freeze authority
- Off: no one can freeze your coins
- Team coins
- Only what the team buys on the curve, like anyone
Live coin stats
Mint authority = the power to create new coins. Freeze authority = the power to lock someone's coins. Both are switched off at launch and anyone can check that on chain.
Plain words
The weather terms, explained.
- Route
- The exact path a swap takes: which services and pools your coins pass through on the way.
- Bridge
- A service that moves value from one blockchain to another, for example from Ethereum to Solana.
- Route-finder
- A public service that searches many bridges and pools and answers with its best path. Swapvane asks several.
- Quote
- A live price offer: "send this, receive about that". It can change by the second.
- Price impact
- How much a big order pushes the price against you, because it uses up the coins sitting in a pool.
- Pool
- A shared pot of two coins that anyone can trade against. Swaps on Solana go through pools.
- Mint address
- A coin's unique ID on Solana. Two coins can share a name; they never share a mint address.
- Slippage
- How far the final price may drift from the quote before a swap gives up. Set in your swap app, not here.
Questions
Asked at the station.
What is this, in one sentence?
Swapvane is a free price-comparison page for swaps: it shows you, live, which route would turn your coins into other coins (on the same chain or another chain) for the least cost.
Is it safe? Does it touch my money?
It never touches your money. Swapvane has no swap button and cannot move funds. Connecting a wallet only shares your public address so we can read your balances; we never ask you to sign anything. To actually swap, you go to the service of your choice.
Where do the numbers come from?
Cross-chain quotes come live from two public route-finders (LI.FI and deBridge). Solana swaps and price impact come from Jupiter. Price checks compare Jupiter, DexScreener and Hyperliquid. Wallet balances come straight from the Solana blockchain.
Why might my real swap differ from the quote?
Prices move every second, and each swap app adds its own fees and slippage settings. Treat a quote as a weather forecast: accurate now, not a promise for later.
Why do cross-chain quotes use a sample sender address?
Route-finders need a sender to estimate network costs. We use a neutral placeholder and never your address, so nothing is reserved or prepared in your name.
Does Swapvane earn anything from the routes?
No. We take no fee and no referral cut from any route shown. The ranking is purely what you would receive.