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Fluxion Network Review 2026: Mantle DEX for RWA Trading

Fluxion Network is a decentralized exchange on Mantle that pairs AMM v2/v3 pools with an order book, aimed at tokenized real-world asset trading. It holds about $7.2 million in TVL, but it is new and key details such as fees and audit scope are not published publicly.

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By the DappsAtlas editorial team · Updated Nov 4, 2026

DappsAtlas score

6.5/10

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Our verdict on Fluxion Network

6.5/10

Fluxion Network suits Mantle users who want a DEX focused on tokenized real-world assets, with AMM v2/v3 pools and an order book in one place. Its main strength is that clear niche and a steady TVL of about $7.2 million. The main caveat is that it is new, with unpublished fees, an unspecified audit scope and no long track record, so start small and read the audits first.

Score breakdown

How Fluxion Network scores

Security: 6.0/10
Ease of use: 6.5/10
Fees: n/a
Features: 7.0/10

Scores run from 0 to 10 and are based only on facts we could verify. Where information was missing we mark the score n/a rather than guess.

What is Fluxion Network?

Fluxion Network is a decentralized exchange on the Mantle network. DefiLlama describes it as an RWA-optimized native DEX that combines AMM v2 and v3 pools with an order book and offers 24/7 trading with low slippage.

The homepage calls it the native RWA distribution layer on Mantle, a hub for trading and distributing tokenized capital markets. It also promotes yield through supplying USDT0 or USDC into Grove Saving, along with trade, pool, rewards and earn sections.

DefiLlama shows about $7.2 million in TVL, essentially flat over seven days, and a listing date of January 2026. It has no token according to DefiLlama, and two audits are listed. The project is recent, so there is little history to judge.

How Fluxion Network works

Fluxion is a decentralized exchange, so trades happen through smart contracts rather than a company holding your funds. In an AMM pool, liquidity providers deposit token pairs and traders swap against that pool at a price set by a formula. V3-style pools let providers concentrate liquidity in a price range, which can improve depth for the same capital.

Fluxion also describes an order book hybrid. In general, this lets users post orders at chosen prices in addition to using pooled liquidity, which can help with less liquid assets. How Fluxion combines the two is not detailed publicly.

The focus is tokenized real-world assets, meaning on-chain tokens that represent traditional financial assets. The project does not specify which assets are listed, so check the app for current markets.

6 features

Key features

AMM v2 and v3 pools

Fluxion offers V2 and V3 style swaps, so liquidity providers can choose between simple full-range pools and concentrated liquidity.

Order book hybrid

DefiLlama describes an order book hybrid design, which lets traders place limit-style orders in addition to swapping against pools.

RWA-focused liquidity

The project says it specializes in deep liquidity for tokenized real-world assets and describes itself as a distribution layer on Mantle.

Round-the-clock trading

The listing describes 24/7 full-cycle RWA trading with low slippage, which differs from the limited hours of traditional markets.

Yield and rewards

The homepage promotes supplying USDT0 or USDC into Grove Saving and advertises a triple yield offer, alongside pool, rewards and earn sections.

Bridge and Refuel links

The site links to a Mantle bridge and Refuel in its ecosystem section, helping users move assets and gas onto the chain.

Pros and cons

What we like

Combines AMM v2/v3 pools with an order book in one venue
Clear niche in tokenized real-world assets on Mantle
About $7.2 million in TVL, stable over the last week
Two audits are listed on DefiLlama and an audit page is linked from the site
Non-custodial exchange model with docs, bridge and Refuel links provided
No token, so no extra token-price exposure is required to use it

Watch out for

Fees, reward rates and the terms of the advertised triple yield are not published publicly
Runs only on Mantle, so liquidity and users are limited to one network
Listed on DefiLlama only since January 2026, so the track record is short
Audit scope, auditor names and findings are not stated publicly
Hybrid AMM and order book design is more complex than a plain AMM, and its real-world depth is not verified here
Tokenized real-world assets add issuer, custody and regulatory risks beyond ordinary DeFi trading

Fluxion Network fees

Swap fees, liquidity provider fee tiers and order book fees are not published publicly. Users would see them in the swap or pool interface and in the documentation before confirming a trade.

On Mantle, users also pay network gas fees. Yield figures advertised on the homepage, including the triple yield offer, come without stated rates or terms.

Is Fluxion Network safe?

DefiLlama lists two audits and the site links to an audit page, but the project does not name the auditors, scope or findings. Audits reduce risk without eliminating it, and users should read the reports. The project is a smart-contract protocol, so users keep custody of their wallets but carry contract risk.

Public sources mention no hacks or incidents, though the project has been listed only since January 2026. RWA trading adds issuer, custody and regulatory exposure depending on the assets, and the project does not cover regulatory status. A disclaimer link is provided on the site.

6 steps

How to get started with Fluxion Network

1
Check the official site and documentation, and read the linked audit page.
2
Set up a Mantle-compatible wallet and add the Mantle network.
3
Bridge assets to Mantle using the bridge link on the site or another bridge you trust, and keep some MNT for gas.
4
Connect the wallet to the Fluxion app and review the pool, fee and reward details shown before acting.
5
Start with a small swap to see slippage and fees before committing larger amounts.
6
If providing liquidity or using the earn features, read the terms and risks, including impermanent loss and any RWA issuer risk.

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Who Fluxion Network is for

Fluxion fits DeFi users already on Mantle who want to trade or provide liquidity for tokenized real-world assets and are comfortable with smart-contract and RWA issuer risk. It is less suited to people who want a long-established venue or need published fee schedules up front.

Fluxion Network FAQs

What is Fluxion Network?

Fluxion Network is a decentralized exchange built on the Mantle network. It combines AMM v2 and v3 pools with an order book and positions itself as a distribution layer for tokenized real-world assets.

Which blockchain does Fluxion run on?

Public sources name Mantle only. DefiLlama lists Fluxion on Mantle, and the homepage describes it as a DEX on Mantle Network.

Does Fluxion have a token?

DefiLlama shows no token for Fluxion. Rewards are mentioned on the homepage, but the project does not say what form they take.

Is Fluxion audited?

DefiLlama lists two audits and the homepage links to an audit page. The project does not name the auditors or describe the findings, so check the audit reports directly. An audit does not remove smart-contract risk.

How can I earn yield on Fluxion?

The homepage mentions supplying USDT0 or USDC into Grove Saving for what it calls triple yield, plus pool rewards and earn features. Rates and conditions are not public, so confirm them in the app before depositing.

How much value is locked in Fluxion?

DefiLlama reported about $7.2 million in TVL, down 0.1% over seven days. That is a point-in-time figure and can change.

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