Swap on Etherlink

Swap tokens on Etherlink in seconds using Oku's smart routing. One interface for the best execution on all swaps.

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What is Oku Swap?

Oku Swap is a decentralized finance meta-aggregator that brings together the best aggregators in DeFi to offer the best quotes onchain. We’ve integrated Odos, 1inch, 0x, OKX, Kyberswap, Paraswap, Uniswap, and Enso - all competing to get you the cheapest quotes! Our broad tokenlist includes major tokens like ETH, USDC, USDT, WBTC, wstETH, and USDe - as well as memecoins like SHIB, PEPE, BRETT, TOSHI, and more into the best DeFi trading platform.

Why use Oku on Etherlink

DeFi All in One

Swap, bridge, limit orders, LP management, and advanced charting — all from one app. No switching needed.

3 Swap Routers on Etherlink

Trade across 3 DEX routers on Etherlink — including Uniswap, KyberSwap, and 3Route. Oku automatically routes to get you the best price for your trade size.

2 Bridge Providers on Etherlink

Oku compares routes across 2 bridge providers for Etherlink — Layerzero and LI.FI — to find the fastest and cheapest path.

0% Oku Fees

Oku charges no additional fees on swaps or bridges. You only pay network gas and the underlying bridge or DEX provider fee.

Supported Routes on Etherlink

Routers

Supported on Etherlink

Supported Chains

Uniswap

Yes

KyberSwap

Yes

3Route

Yes

Nordstern

OpenOcean

OKX

Enso

Odos

Velora

CoW Swap

Fabric

What is Etherlink?

Etherlink is an EVM-compatible Layer 2 built on Tezos using the Tezos Smart Rollups framework. It's designed to give developers a familiar Ethereum environment — Solidity, MetaMask, Hardhat all work normally — while inheriting Tezos's security and decentralization. XTZ is the native gas token (as WXTZ on the EVM side). Block times are fast and fees are low, with the rollup architecture providing a clear upgrade path as Tezos evolves. Etherlink's ecosystem is earlier-stage than major L2s, focused on DeFi primitives and onboarding the Tezos community into EVM-compatible tooling. For users bridging to Etherlink, the network offers access to Tezos-ecosystem assets in a standard EVM environment — a useful bridge between two previously disconnected developer communities.

How to Swap on Etherlink

Connect your wallet

Use a Web3 wallet like MetaMask, Coinbase Wallet, or WalletConnect to connect to Oku. Make sure you're on the Etherlink network and have XTZ for gas fees. Oku will detect your wallet balance and display your available tokens.

Select your tokens

Choose the token you want to sell and the token you want to buy. Oku compares prices across 3 swap routers on Etherlink and shows you the best available rate for your trade size.

Confirm and swap

Review the exchange rate, estimated gas fee, and minimum output amount. Confirm the transaction in your wallet. Once settled on-chain, your new tokens appear in your wallet immediately.

Frequently asked questions

Connect your wallet to Oku and select XTZ as the token you want to receive. You can swap any token you already hold on Etherlink — like USDC, USDT, or WETH — for XTZ. Oku compares prices across multiple DEXs to get you the best rate.

Oku compares quotes across all major DEXs on Etherlink in real time, so you don't have to pick one. Each trade is automatically routed through whichever DEX or combination of DEXs offers the best price for your trade size.

Yes, every swap on Etherlink requires a small amount of XTZ to cover network gas. Oku itself charges 0% fees — you only pay the on-chain gas cost and any fee built into the liquidity pool.

Yes. Oku supports limit orders on Etherlink, letting you set a target price and have your trade execute automatically when the market hits it. No need to watch prices manually.

You can bridge tokens from any supported network directly through Oku. Select your source chain, pick your token, and Oku finds the cheapest and fastest bridge route — all without leaving the app.

You can swap any token with on-chain liquidity on Etherlink, including XTZ, USDC, USDT, WETH, and hundreds more. If a token has a pool on a supported DEX, Oku can route to it.