How does Seaswap save you money

Example 1: One DEX Has a Better Price

Let’s say you want to swap 1000 USDT to KAS.

• DEX A has limited liquidity for KAS and quotes you 950 KAS, but with a 1% slippage due to low depth. You end up receiving 940.5 KAS after the slippage.

• DEX B has a better rate — 960 KAS, but you didn’t check it because you were swapping directly on DEX A.

👉 Without SeaSwap: You get 940.5 KAS

👉 With SeaSwap: We automatically route your swap through DEX B, so you get 960 KAS

That’s 19.5 KAS more, just by letting SeaSwap find the best route.

Example 2: SeaSwap Splits the Swap to Reduce Slippage

You want to swap 1000 USDT to NACHO.

There are two DEXs offering the USDT → NACHO pair:

• DEX A has 20K liquidity

• DEX B has 25K liquidity

• Both offer a similar rate: 1 USDT ≈ 1 NACHO

But here's the catch:

• Swapping all 1000 USDT on one DEX causes noticeable slippage — you only get 950 NACHO

• That’s because pulling a large amount from a single pool moves the price

👉 SeaSwap automatically splits the trade:

• Swaps 500 USDT on DEX A → ~490 NACHO

• Swaps 500 USDT on DEX B → ~495 NACHO

👉 Total received: 985 NACHO

✅ You gained 35 more NACHO — just by splitting the trade intelligently between two nearly identical pools.

This is the kind of optimization SeaSwap does in real time, so you don’t have to think about it — just swap and save.

Now imagine the savings when:

• You're swapping larger amounts

• Liquidity is fragmented across multiple DEXs

• You're trading on high-slippage tokens

SeaSwap makes sure you always get the best deal — without wasting time manually comparing prices.