Trading on Pair

Route comparison

Pair compares the official Pons market and compatible custom-pool routes for the entered amount. Supported paths include Pons ETH curves, official Pons V4 markets, direct V2/V3 swaps and bounded V3 conversions through USDG. The highest estimated token output is selected by default; network costs are displayed separately at review.

Some combinations cannot be executed atomically by the deployed router. A missing quote does not mean an asset cannot trade anywhere. Try another payment asset or amount. Prices and route availability can change before confirmation.

Review and permissions

Connect through Privy. ERC-20 trades can require a token approval and a separate Permit2 permission before the swap. Each permission is reviewed separately and limited to the entered amount; the router permission expires. After approval, request a fresh swap review.

Pair checks the selected wallet, balances, route, amount, minimum output and deadline, then simulates the exact transaction. You sign from your wallet. Trades use your real Robinhood assets when you submit.

Pending transactions

Submitted hashes are retained in the browser and verified against the exact reviewed calldata on the server. Reopening the same coin with the same wallet restores the pending status. Receipt confirmation requires canonical blocks. A delayed receipt is not a reason to sign the same trade again.

Charts and market data

Charts use TradingView Lightweight Charts with its required attribution. USD candles are provided by GeckoTerminal where available; the on-chain index provides quote-denominated candles and recent trades for tracked curve and custom markets. The displayed chart unit identifies which data is shown.

Market snapshots are shared between visitors. Source outages preserve valid cached data and its original age. Provider history and event backfills can lag; an empty chart is not evidence that a coin cannot trade.