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Hexaswap Review 2026: Telos DEX Risks
Hexaswap is a decentralized exchange and automated liquidity protocol on Telos EVM. Reported liquidity is extremely low, and key details such as current availability and published fees are unclear.
By the DappsAtlas editorial team · Updated
DappsAtlas score
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Our verdict on Hexaswap
Hexaswap is a Telos EVM DEX for token swaps and automated liquidity provision. Its main appeal is a straightforward DEX model on Telos, but reported liquidity of only a few dollars makes it difficult to rely on for meaningful trades. The project does not publish confirmed fees, and no audits are listed. Consider it only if you can independently verify the interface and contracts, and are comfortable with the risk of thin liquidity and limited project information.
Score breakdown
How Hexaswap scores
- Security
- n/a
- Ease of use
- n/a
- Fees
- n/a
- Features
- 3.0/10
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 Hexaswap?
Hexaswap is described as a decentralized exchange and automated liquidity protocol on Telos EVM. It lists the HEXA token, but detailed information about the token’s role and the project’s current interface is not established.
Reported total value locked is only a few dollars. That points to very limited liquidity, which can make swaps difficult or costly. Confirm that the exchange is operational and check all transaction details before interacting with it.
How Hexaswap works
Hexaswap is described as a decentralized exchange and automated liquidity protocol on Telos EVM. A DEX of this type generally lets users swap tokens through smart contracts rather than placing orders with a centralized exchange. Automated liquidity pools hold token pairs, and users can contribute tokens to those pools to support trading.
One review site describes Hexaswap as a modified Uniswap V2 implementation and reports a 0.3% swap fee. That fee and implementation detail are not independently confirmed here. Reported liquidity is only a few dollars, which can mean poor trade execution or insufficient depth for a swap.
2 features
Key features
01
Token swaps
Hexaswap is described as a decentralized exchange for trading tokens on Telos EVM.
02
Liquidity provision
The protocol is described as supporting automated liquidity provision, a common DEX mechanism where users deposit tokens into pools.
Pros and cons
What we like
- The protocol is identified as a Telos EVM decentralized exchange.
- It is described as supporting both token swaps and automated liquidity provision.
- The project has a named token, HEXA.
Watch out for
- Hexaswap’s reported total value locked is only a few dollars, indicating very limited liquidity.
- The project’s homepage could not be confirmed, and its current interface and availability are unclear.
- No audits are listed for the protocol.
- The project does not publish confirmed swap fees or detailed operating information.
Hexaswap fees
Hexaswap does not publish confirmed fees. One review site reports a 0.3% swap fee for a modified Uniswap V2 implementation, but users should not treat that as a confirmed current fee; any applicable charges should be checked in the swap interface before trading.
Is Hexaswap safe?
No audits are listed for Hexaswap. That is not proof that the contracts have never been reviewed, but users should not assume they have been independently audited. Smart-contract bugs, token risks, and low liquidity can all lead to losses; providing liquidity also carries price-change risk.
The project’s current interface and operating status are unclear. Do not interact with contracts unless you can verify that they are official and active.
5 steps
How to get started with Hexaswap
- 1
Confirm that the Hexaswap interface is currently available before connecting a wallet.
- 2
Use a wallet that supports Telos EVM and switch it to the Telos network.
- 3
Review the token contract and trading pair carefully before making a transaction.
- 4
Check the quoted price, minimum received, network gas cost, and any displayed swap fee.
- 5
If you provide liquidity, review the pool’s assets and understand that token prices can change and liquidity can be difficult to withdraw when activity is low.
Who Hexaswap is for
Hexaswap may interest Telos users who want to investigate a small on-chain exchange or its HEXA token. It is a poor fit for traders who need dependable liquidity, clearly documented fees, or readily verifiable security information.
Hexaswap FAQs
What is Hexaswap?
Hexaswap is described as a decentralized exchange on Telos EVM. Its listed liquidity is only a few dollars, so there may be little depth for trades.
Which blockchain does Hexaswap use?
The protocol is listed on Telos. No other operating chain is stated.
What is the HEXA token?
HEXA is named as the project’s token. Its purpose and current utility are not clearly published.
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