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MoonSwap Review 2026: Moonriver AMM Details
MoonSwap is described as an automated market maker for swaps and liquidity provision on Moonriver. Its basic purpose is identifiable, but current activity, supported pools, and important operating details are unclear.
By the DappsAtlas editorial team · Updated
DappsAtlas score
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Not rated
Our verdict on Moonswap
MoonSwap may interest users looking for an AMM-style exchange or liquidity pools on Moonriver. Its stated features are straightforward, but the information available does not establish which pools are active or how the full fee structure works. No audits are listed, and current activity is unclear. Verify the interface, fees, and contract details before using it; liquidity providers should also account for impermanent loss.
Score breakdown
How Moonswap scores
- Security
- n/a
- Ease of use
- n/a
- Fees
- n/a
- Features
- n/a
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 Moonswap?
MoonSwap is described as a decentralized exchange and automated market maker on Moonriver. Its site also indicates that users can add liquidity and receive pool tokens representing their position.
The project’s current pools, trading activity, and full fee structure are unclear. No audits are listed, so users should verify the interface and contract details before interacting.
How Moonswap works
MoonSwap is described as an automated market maker (AMM), a type of decentralized exchange where users trade against token pools rather than matching with a specific buyer or seller. Public sources identify Moonriver as its chain but does not establish which pools are currently active.
Users are also indicated as being able to add liquidity and receive pool tokens representing their position. Pool assets can change in value relative to one another, so liquidity providers may face impermanent loss as well as smart-contract risk.
2 features
Key features
01
AMM swaps
MoonSwap is described as a decentralized exchange using an automated market maker on Moonriver.
02
Liquidity provision
The site indicates that users can add liquidity and receive pool tokens representing their position.
Pros and cons
What we like
- Its stated focus is token swaps through an AMM.
- Liquidity provision is indicated as a supported activity.
- The project is associated with Moonriver.
Watch out for
- No audits are listed.
- TVL and recent activity are unavailable.
- Current supported tokens and pools are not clear.
- The fee information is too fragmentary to confirm the full fee structure.
Moonswap fees
A fragment of the project’s site mentions a 0.05% fee, but does not clarify the full fee structure or how it applies. Confirm the current swap and liquidity costs in the interface before proceeding.
Is Moonswap safe?
No audits are listed, and current TVL and activity details are unavailable. That makes it difficult to assess the protocol’s present use or smart-contract risk. AMM swaps and liquidity provision also carry risks including price movement, impermanent loss, and contract vulnerabilities.
The project’s licensing and custody arrangements are not stated. Verify that the interface and contracts are current before connecting a wallet or approving transactions.
5 steps
How to get started with Moonswap
- 1
Check that MoonSwap and its interface are currently accessible.
- 2
Confirm that your wallet supports Moonriver and connect it only to the official site.
- 3
Review the available token pairs and pool details.
- 4
Check the displayed fees and transaction details before approving a swap or adding liquidity.
- 5
For liquidity provision, review the pool-token terms and consider the possibility of impermanent loss.
Who Moonswap is for
MoonSwap may suit Moonriver users who want to explore AMM swaps or liquidity provision, provided they can independently verify the current pools, fees, and contract addresses.
Moonswap FAQs
What is MoonSwap?
MoonSwap is described as a decentralized exchange and automated market maker on Moonriver. Its current supported tokens and pools are not clear.
What are MoonSwap’s trading fees?
A fragment of the project’s site mentions a 0.05% fee, but it does not make the full fee structure clear. Check the trading interface for any applicable fees before swapping.
Is MoonSwap safe to use?
No audits are listed, and current activity details are unavailable. Review the contract and pool risks carefully before connecting a wallet or providing liquidity.
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