What is Alcor Exchange?
A self-listing, cross-chain decentralized exchange on Antelope networks
Alcor Exchange is a decentralized, self-custodial exchange running since 2020. It started as the order book DEX of WAX and now runs the same stack on four Antelope networks:
- WAX
- XPR Network (formerly Proton)
- Vaulta (formerly EOS)
- Telos
The Alcor Bridge connects these networks with each other and with Ethereum, BNB Smart Chain and Polygon, so USDT, USDC and other bridged assets can move between all of them.
What you can do on Alcor
- Cross-chain swap — swap any token on one network for any token on another in one signature, from the home page at alcor.exchange.
- Swap — best-price swaps on one network, routed through AMM pools and order books together.
- Pools — provide concentrated liquidity (Uniswap v3 style) in pools with fee tiers of 0.01%, 0.05%, 0.3% and 1%.
- Farms — stake liquidity positions in incentives to earn extra token rewards.
- Spot — on-chain order book with limit and market orders.
- Terminal — token screener with trending and new tokens, holders and live trades.
- Bridge — move assets between Ethereum, BNB Smart Chain, Polygon and the Antelope networks.
- Portfolio — balances, open orders, liquidity positions and account resources.
- Analytics — TVL, volume and fees per network, pool and token.
- Liquid staking — stake WAX for LSW (WAX only).
- OTC — peer-to-peer trades at a fixed price.
Every product can be browsed without a wallet; connecting a wallet enables trading. See the App Overview for where each product lives.
No whitelisting
Anyone can list a token on Alcor by creating a liquidity pool for it — no approval is needed. Projects can add their logo and description through GitHub, see Adding Token Information.