Mosaic AMM Review 2026: Movement DEX Aggregator Closing

Mosaic AMM is a DEX aggregator and automated market maker built on Movement. It combines smart routing across other DEXs with its own liquidity pools, so users can swap tokens from one interface.

The homepage now carries a notice that Mosaic will shut down on November 30, 2026. It asks users to withdraw liquidity and unstake farms before that date. Anyone with funds in the protocol should treat that as the main point of this page.

Before the wind-down, Mosaic offered three products: swaps, limit orders and DCA. DefiLlama has tracked it since April 2025, with two audits listed and TVL of about $3,400, which is very small. The project has no token.

A DEX aggregator checks prices across several exchanges and sends your trade where it gets the best result. Mosaic does this on Movement. Its routing can pass a trade through several pools in a row (multi-hop) or divide it between pools (trade splitting) to reduce price impact.

Mosaic also ran its own AMM pools. In an AMM, liquidity providers deposit pairs of tokens into a pool, and traders swap against that pool at a price set by a formula. Providers earn a share of trading fees, and Mosaic also offered farms where LP positions could be staked for extra rewards.

The extra tools add two order types. Limit orders let you set a price and have takers on-chain execute the swap when the market reaches it. DCA splits a purchase or sale into scheduled pieces over a period you choose.

Mosaic does not publish swap fees, aggregator fees or LP fee tiers on its homepage. Any fee would be shown in the app on the swap or liquidity screen before confirmation, and in the documentation.

On top of any protocol fee, users pay Movement network gas and the usual price impact of the pools their trade passes through. With the shutdown announced, check the withdrawal flow for any fees before removing liquidity.

Mosaic's homepage says it is audited and links to an audit report. DefiLlama lists two audits. Its homepage does not name the auditors or the backers, so check the report itself for scope and findings. An audit reduces smart-contract risk but does not remove it.

The main risk now is the wind-down. Funds left in pools or farms after November 30, 2026 may become harder to access, so withdraw early. Mosaic's TVL is also very small, which means thin liquidity and poor pricing for anything beyond tiny trades. The project does not publish team, custody or regulatory details on its homepage.

This page is mainly for existing Mosaic liquidity providers and farmers who need to exit before the shutdown date. It is also useful for researchers comparing aggregators on Movement. People looking for a long-term trading venue should pick a protocol without an announced closure.