GlowSwap Review 2026: B² DEX With Exclusive Pools

GlowSwap is a decentralized exchange built natively on the B² network. Its homepage describes it as an efficient and user-friendly DEX, and the DeFi data lists it as a pioneer DEX on B². It has been tracked since April 2024.

The project's documentation focuses on a different approach to liquidity. It describes exclusive pools, which are private pools that generate interest for providers, and says swaps and deposits carry zero fees. All exclusive pools must follow the constant product rule, according to the docs.

The DeFi data shows about 2.4 million dollars in total value locked, down about 1.2 percent over seven days. That makes it a small venue. No audits are listed and no native token is named.

GlowSwap is an automated market maker. Instead of an order book, users trade against pools of tokens, and prices come from a formula. The documentation says its exclusive pools must follow the constant product rule, where the product of the two token reserves stays constant as trades move the price.

What sets it apart is the liquidity model. The docs describe exclusive pools as private liquidity pools that generate interest for liquidity providers. They also state that swaps and deposits are free, so providers earn interest on their liquidity rather than a cut of trading fees. The exact interest mechanics are described in the documentation, not on the homepage.

For developers, the docs list contract addresses, a quote function and a smart router, plus an integration guide for adding GlowSwap pools to other applications.

According to GlowSwap's documentation, swaps and deposits carry zero fees. Instead of earning a share of trading fees as on many AMMs, liquidity providers earn interest on the liquidity they supply.

The documentation does not, in the material reviewed, break down where that interest comes from or how rates are set, so check the docs and the pool pages in the app before depositing. You will also pay normal network gas fees on B², which GlowSwap does not control.

The DeFi data lists no audits for GlowSwap, and the project does not publish audit reports in the material reviewed. Smart contract risk therefore applies fully, along with the general risks of any AMM, such as impermanent loss, price slippage and bridge risk when moving assets to B².

The team and governance are not named on the homepage, and no regulatory status is stated. As a non-custodial DEX, you keep control of your funds through your own wallet, but you rely on the contracts working as intended. Verify the official site and contract addresses against the documentation before approving any transaction.

GlowSwap suits users and liquidity providers already active on the B² network who want a native DEX and are curious about interest-based liquidity. It is less suited to people who need deep liquidity across many chains, or who will only use audited protocols.