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Kriya CLMM Review 2026: Sui Liquidity Pools

Kriya CLMM is a Sui-based concentrated-liquidity exchange for spot trading and token launches. It offers a familiar liquidity-pool model, but fee details and audit scope are not clear.

By the DappsAtlas editorial team · Updated Nov 6, 2026

DappsAtlas score

5.5/10

Mixed

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Our verdict on Kriya CLMM

5.5/10

Kriya CLMM may suit Sui users who understand liquidity pools and want to trade or provide liquidity within selected price ranges. Its main strength is a focused concentrated-liquidity model, with swaps and other trading tools available in the wider Kriya app. The main caveats are practical: fees are not published in the product information, and the listed audits lack enough detail to assess their coverage. Liquidity providers should also account for range and impermanent-loss risks.

Score breakdown

How Kriya CLMM scores

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

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 Kriya CLMM?

Kriya CLMM is a concentrated-liquidity exchange product on Sui. It supports spot trading through liquidity pools and is also described as a tool for launching new tokens.

The wider Kriya app lists swaps, limit orders, yield strategies, and perpetual trading. KDX is the project’s named token. Kriya’s fee schedule is not published in its product information, and the two listed audits lack specified names, dates, and scope.

How Kriya CLMM works

Kriya CLMM uses concentrated-liquidity market-making pools for spot trading on Sui. Unlike a pool that spreads liquidity across all possible prices, a concentrated-liquidity provider chooses a price range for their assets. This can make liquidity more capital-efficient within that range, but it also means the position can become inactive for fee earning if the market price moves beyond it.

Traders swap against the pool, while liquidity providers supply assets and may earn a share of trading fees. Providers take on price-range and impermanent-loss risks, and both traders and providers depend on the pool’s smart contracts. Kriya also advertises other trading and yield tools in its broader app; those should not be confused with the CLMM pool itself.

4 features

Key features

Concentrated pools

Pools use concentrated liquidity for spot trading, letting providers allocate assets within selected price ranges.

Token launches

Kriya describes CLMM pools as a way to launch new tokens efficiently.

Trading tools

The Kriya app also lists token swaps and limit orders alongside its CLMM product.

Additional products

The wider app lists one-click yield strategies and perpetual trading, though these are distinct from the CLMM pool mechanism.

Pros and cons

What we like

Offers concentrated-liquidity pools for spot trading on Sui.
The project describes the pools as supporting new-token launches.
The wider Kriya app lists swaps and limit orders alongside CLMM.

Watch out for

Kriya does not publish a fee schedule in the product information; users need to check the pool or swap interface for current charges.
Two audits are listed, but their names, dates, and scope are not specified.
Concentrated liquidity can expose liquidity providers to impermanent loss and price-range risk.
The custody design and incident history are not clear from the product information.

Kriya CLMM fees

Kriya does not publish a fee schedule in its product information. Check the relevant pool or swap interface before trading or providing liquidity, as charges may vary by pool.

Is Kriya CLMM safe?

Two audits are listed, but Kriya does not specify their names, dates, or scope, so they provide limited information for assessing the contracts. A listed audit is not a guarantee against vulnerabilities.

Liquidity providers face smart-contract risk, impermanent loss, and the possibility that prices move outside their selected range. Kriya’s custody controls and incident history are not clear. Only use funds you can afford to lose, and verify pool details before interacting.

6 steps

How to get started with Kriya CLMM

1
Use a wallet that supports Sui and connect it to the Kriya app.
2
Open the CLMM section and choose a token pair or pool.
3
Review the pool details and any fees shown in the interface.
4
For a swap, enter the amount and review the quoted trade before confirming it in your wallet.
5
To provide liquidity, choose a price range and deposit the required assets.
6
Monitor your position: it may stop earning fees if the market price moves outside your selected range.

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Who Kriya CLMM is for

Kriya CLMM is aimed at Sui traders looking for spot swaps and liquidity providers who understand how price ranges affect pool positions. It is less suitable for newcomers who want a clearly published fee schedule or who are not prepared to manage concentrated-liquidity risks.

Kriya CLMM FAQs

What is Kriya CLMM?

Kriya CLMM is a decentralized exchange feature on Sui that uses concentrated-liquidity pools for spot trading. The Kriya app also lists swaps, limit orders, yield strategies, and perpetual trading.

How does concentrated liquidity work on Kriya?

A liquidity provider selects a price range for a token pair and deposits assets into that range. Concentrating liquidity can make capital more efficient, but positions may earn fees only while the market price is within their selected range.

What are Kriya CLMM fees?

Kriya does not publish a fee schedule in its product information. Check the pool or swap interface before trading or adding liquidity, since fees can differ by pool.

Has Kriya CLMM been audited?

Two audits are listed, but the audit names, dates, and scope are not specified. That makes it difficult to assess what code was reviewed or how recently it was checked.

What are the risks of using Kriya CLMM?

Liquidity providers may face impermanent loss, price-range risk, and smart-contract risk. Swappers also face the usual risks of price movement and pool liquidity.

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