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MojitoSwap Review 2026: A Small KCC AMM and Yield Farm

MojitoSwap is an automated market maker and yield farm on the KCC network, offering swaps, farms and reward pools. Its liquidity is now small, so treat it as a niche venue.

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By the DappsAtlas editorial team · Updated Nov 5, 2026

DappsAtlas score

5.5/10

Mixed

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Our verdict on MojitoSwap

5.5/10

MojitoSwap suits users already active on KCC who want a simple AMM with farming, Wine Pools and referral rewards in one place. Its main strength is that it covers the basics of swapping and yield in a straightforward interface, with audits listed on a tracker. The main caveat is size: TVL of roughly $342,000 means thin liquidity, higher price impact and a limited ecosystem. Fees and audit details are not clearly published, and planned features remain promises. Treat it as a small, higher-risk venue and use limited funds.

Score breakdown

How MojitoSwap scores

Security: 5.5/10
Ease of use: 7.0/10
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 MojitoSwap?

MojitoSwap, branded Mojito Finance, is a decentralized exchange built on KCC, the KuCoin Community Chain. Its homepage calls it the number one AMM and yield farm on KCC. It has been tracked by DeFi data sites since early January 2022.

The product has three live parts: a trading page, the Bar farm and Wine Pools. The project says further functions are coming, including Cocktail Tickets and NFTs, but these are described only as future plans.

Liquidity is modest. Tracked TVL is around $342,000, down about 1.2% over seven days. That makes MojitoSwap a small venue where price impact can be large on bigger swaps. Two audits are listed on a DeFi data tracker, though the auditors are not named.

How MojitoSwap works

MojitoSwap is an automated market maker. Instead of an order book, traders swap against liquidity pools that hold pairs of tokens. Prices move according to the ratio of the two tokens in the pool, so larger trades relative to pool size cause more price impact.

Liquidity providers deposit token pairs into pools and receive a share of trading fees. On MojitoSwap they can also stake in the Bar (farm) to earn MJT rewards, and Wine Pools offer another way to stake for rewards.

The project also runs a referral programme that pays inviters a commission from their friends' swaps. Planned additions such as Cocktail Tickets and NFTs are described as coming later.

6 features

Key features

AMM token swaps

Users swap tokens on KCC through an automated market maker. The swap page lets you set slippage tolerance, shown at 0.8% by default.

Bar farming

The Bar section lets users stake liquidity or tokens to earn MJT rewards, in the style of a yield farm.

Wine Pools

Wine Pools are a separate staking area for earning rewards. Specific pool terms are shown in the app rather than on the homepage.

Referral commissions

Users can invite friends and earn a commission from the swaps those friends make on the platform, paid in MJT.

Planned Cocktail Tickets and NFTs

The project says Cocktail Tickets and NFT features are planned. They are described as future launches, not live products.

MJT token

MJT is the native token behind rewards and incentives. It is tracked on price sites and tradable through exchanges and brokers.

Pros and cons

What we like

Combines swaps, farming and staking pools in one app
Referral programme pays commissions on friends' swaps
Two audits are listed on a DeFi data tracker
Simple interface with adjustable slippage tolerance
Has been listed since January 2022, so it is not a brand-new launch

Watch out for

TVL is about $342,000, so liquidity is thin and larger trades can move prices
Runs only on KCC, which has a much smaller user base than Ethereum or BNB Chain
Roadmap items such as Cocktail Tickets and NFTs are described as future features, and the project does not publish a delivery timeline
Fee levels, audit firms and team details are not clearly published
Referral commissions and token rewards make returns depend on MJT price and emissions
Public activity appears limited compared with its 2021–2022 launch period

MojitoSwap fees

MojitoSwap does not publish a full fee schedule in the material reviewed. The swap interface shows a default slippage tolerance of 0.8%, which is a price-movement limit rather than a fee.

As on most AMMs, expect a swap fee charged to liquidity providers plus network gas on KCC. Exact percentages should be checked on the swap and pool pages before trading or providing liquidity.

Is MojitoSwap safe?

A DeFi data tracker lists two audits for MojitoSwap, and a third-party company profile describes it as an audited exchange. The audit firms, dates and findings are not named, so readers should look for the reports before depositing. An audit reduces but does not remove smart-contract risk.

MojitoSwap is non-custodial: you trade from your own wallet and approve token spending to its contracts. Main risks are contract bugs, impermanent loss for liquidity providers, falling MJT reward value and thin liquidity on a smaller chain. The team and any regulatory status are not published in the material reviewed.

6 steps

How to get started with MojitoSwap

1
Set up a wallet that supports the KCC network and add KCC network settings.
2
Fund the wallet with KCC's native token for gas plus the tokens you want to trade.
3
Open the MojitoSwap exchange page and connect your wallet.
4
Pick the tokens, review the slippage tolerance and price impact, then confirm the swap.
5
To earn rewards, open Bar or Wine Pools and read the pool terms and reward rates first.
6
Start with a small amount and check the contract addresses before approving token spending.

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Who MojitoSwap is for

MojitoSwap is for experienced DeFi users who already hold assets on KCC and want a local venue for swaps, farming and MJT rewards. It is less suited to large traders who need deep liquidity, or to newcomers who prefer well-known protocols on larger chains.

MojitoSwap FAQs

What is MojitoSwap?

MojitoSwap is a decentralized exchange on KCC (KuCoin Community Chain). It combines token swaps, yield farming and reward pools in a single interface.

Which blockchain does MojitoSwap use?

MojitoSwap runs on KCC, listed in data trackers under the kucoin chain. Users need a wallet that supports that network and a small amount of its native token for gas.

What is the MJT token used for?

MJT is the project's own token. It is used for farm and pool rewards and in the referral programme, where inviters earn a share from friends' swaps.

Is MojitoSwap audited?

DefiLlama lists two audits for the project, and one third-party profile describes it as an audited exchange. The audit firms and reports are not named, so check the project's own documentation.

Is MojitoSwap safe to use?

Tracked liquidity is about $342,000, which is low. Smart-contract risk, impermanent loss and token price swings all apply, so only use funds you can afford to lose.

What slippage does MojitoSwap use by default?

The swap page shows a default slippage tolerance of 0.8%. Beyond that, the project does not publish a full fee schedule in the material reviewed, so check the interface before confirming a trade.

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