Zusa Finance · Robinhood Chain
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The Zusa Exchange Hall · concept illustration · not live routing
Before you sign
Know what happens before you swap.
- Available routes, side by side
- Every integrated venue is asked for the same input, account and settings. What answers is listed; what does not answer is listed too, with the reason. A single answer is shown as a single answer, never dressed up as a comparison.
- Estimated output, fees and gas, stated separately
- Expected output is gross of gas. Venue fees already inside that number are never subtracted twice. Gas is shown in its own units and, when the pinned price feeds allow it, converted into a common currency so routes can be ranked net of gas — and when they do not, the ranking says it excludes gas.
- Wallet-controlled execution
- Zusa Finance never holds funds or keys. The transaction is decoded, checked against the verified contract for its provider, and simulated from your account before your wallet is asked for a signature. Slippage and deadline are enforced by the router on-chain.
How it works
Four steps, each one visible.
Illustrative example · venue names are the sources integrated on Robinhood Chain · no amounts, because none are live here
- 01
Choose assets
Pick what you sell and what you receive. Tokens are identified by contract address; imported ones are labelled unverified.
- 02
Compare available quotes
Each integrated venue returns its own quote for the same input. They are ranked on comparable economics, with the basis stated.
- 03
Review execution
Expected and minimum output, fee breakdown, estimated network cost, the route, the exact contract and the approval spender — all in one place.
- 04
Confirm in wallet
The transaction is simulated from your account first. Your wallet signs and broadcasts; the result shows only after the receipt.
Transparency
What is shown, and what it cannot promise.
A ledger of the figures on every review, with the limit each one carries. The same wording appears in the application and in the documentation.
- Quote freshness
- Every quote carries the block it was read at, its age in seconds and an expiry 30 s after it was produced. An expired quote cannot be reviewed or signed; it is refreshed first.
- LimitFreshness is measured against the quoting block, not against the block your transaction will land in.
- Estimated fees and gas
- Venue fees as a breakdown that says whether each line is already inside the expected output. Gas as units, as ETH at the quoted gas price and, when the pinned Chainlink feeds are fresh, in USD.
- LimitGas is an estimate from the quoter or the provider; your wallet re-estimates before signing. Nothing here is a fee charged by Zusa Finance.
- Slippage and minimum received
- Your tolerance (default 0.5 %) sets a minimum output that the router enforces on-chain; the review shows both the expected and the minimum amount.
- LimitA minimum protects against worse prices, not against a token that taxes transfers — unverified tokens are flagged for that reason.
- Integrated liquidity sources
- Uniswap V2, V3 and V4 pools quoted on-chain, and the KyberSwap aggregator (which can split one order across pools in a single atomic transaction).
- LimitOnly venues whose contracts are verified and whose calldata can be decoded are integrated. Liquidity elsewhere is simply not seen.
- Transaction simulation and its limits
- Before the wallet opens, the exact transaction is simulated from your account against the current block with the allowance already in place; a failed or unavailable simulation stops the flow.
- LimitA successful simulation does not guarantee later execution, and a gas estimate is not a security check. State can change between simulation and inclusion.
| Item | What the app shows | Limit |
|---|---|---|
| Quote freshness | Every quote carries the block it was read at, its age in seconds and an expiry 30 s after it was produced. An expired quote cannot be reviewed or signed; it is refreshed first. | Freshness is measured against the quoting block, not against the block your transaction will land in. |
| Estimated fees and gas | Venue fees as a breakdown that says whether each line is already inside the expected output. Gas as units, as ETH at the quoted gas price and, when the pinned Chainlink feeds are fresh, in USD. | Gas is an estimate from the quoter or the provider; your wallet re-estimates before signing. Nothing here is a fee charged by Zusa Finance. |
| Slippage and minimum received | Your tolerance (default 0.5 %) sets a minimum output that the router enforces on-chain; the review shows both the expected and the minimum amount. | A minimum protects against worse prices, not against a token that taxes transfers — unverified tokens are flagged for that reason. |
| Integrated liquidity sources | Uniswap V2, V3 and V4 pools quoted on-chain, and the KyberSwap aggregator (which can split one order across pools in a single atomic transaction). | Only venues whose contracts are verified and whose calldata can be decoded are integrated. Liquidity elsewhere is simply not seen. |
| Transaction simulation and its limits | Before the wallet opens, the exact transaction is simulated from your account against the current block with the allowance already in place; a failed or unavailable simulation stops the flow. | A successful simulation does not guarantee later execution, and a gas estimate is not a security check. State can change between simulation and inclusion. |
Integrated sources right now
The quote and execution integrations as the server reports them, including the ones that are only probed or still awaiting configuration.
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