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QiSwap Review 2026: QTUM Swaps and Liquidity Risks

QiSwap is a QTUM-based automated market maker for token swaps and liquidity provision. It explains the basic use cases, but does not publish key details such as swap fees or audit information.

By the DappsAtlas editorial team · Updated

DappsAtlas score

5.0/10

Mixed

Our verdict on Qiswap

5.0/10

QiSwap may suit QTUM users looking for a protocol to swap tokens or contribute liquidity to markets. Its main strength is a focused AMM offering with guides for trading, liquidity provision and QiWallet. The main caveat is that the site leaves important decision-making details unclear: it does not publish swap fees, pool terms, a detailed market list or audit information. Review the costs shown in the interface and consider smart-contract and liquidity risks before using it.

Score breakdown

How Qiswap scores

Security
n/a
Ease of use
6.0/10
Fees
n/a
Features
5.0/10

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 Qiswap?

QiSwap is a decentralized exchange protocol that uses automated market-making algorithms to provide liquidity for QTUM. Its site presents token swaps and liquidity provision as its main uses, and links to guides for trading, adding liquidity and using QiWallet.

The homepage describes QiSwap as transparent, censorship-resistant infrastructure and says it offers lower handling fees and faster confirmations, but does not provide figures to substantiate those claims. It also does not publish a detailed list of supported markets, swap fees, reward terms or audit information.

How Qiswap works

QiSwap describes itself as an automated market maker for QTUM. Rather than matching each buyer with a seller, an AMM uses token pools and an algorithm to set prices for trades. The site does not publish its specific pricing formula or list the currently supported markets in detail.

Users can swap tokens or add liquidity to a market. Pool participation can expose liquidity providers to price changes and impermanent loss, while trades and smart-contract actions require QTUM for network gas. QiSwap does not publish detailed fee or reward terms on its homepage.

4 features

Key features

01

Token swaps

A swap interface lets users trade tokens through markets on the protocol.

02

Liquidity provision

Users can add liquidity to markets, though the site does not detail pool terms or rewards.

03

AMM markets

QiSwap describes its liquidity as being managed by automated market-making algorithms.

04

User guides

The site links to instructions for trading, using QiWallet and adding liquidity.

Pros and cons

What we like

  • Offers both token swaps and liquidity provision.
  • The site provides separate guides for trading, adding liquidity and using QiWallet.
  • The protocol is presented as built for QTUM-based markets.
  • The site says users can create new markets.

Watch out for

  • The site does not publish swap fees or liquidity-provider reward terms.
  • No smart-contract audit details are published on the site.
  • Public sources do not explain which tokens or pools are currently supported.
  • Liquidity providers face the usual risks of price divergence and impermanent loss.

Qiswap fees

QiSwap does not publish its swap fees or liquidity-provider fee terms on the homepage. The site says QTUM is needed for network gas when a transaction sends tokens or executes a smart contract; users should check the transaction interface for applicable costs before confirming.

Is Qiswap safe?

QiSwap does not publish smart-contract audit details on its homepage. The site also does not provide a detailed security model or incident history, so users should treat smart-contract and liquidity risks as unresolved.

Using an AMM can involve contract bugs, transaction errors and impermanent loss for liquidity providers. The site does not state licensing or geographic restrictions; check local rules before trading. This is a financial protocol, not a gambling service.

6 steps

How to get started with Qiswap

  1. 1

    Read QiSwap's trading guide and review the risks of using an AMM.

  2. 2

    Set up a wallet using QiSwap's QiWallet guide, if that wallet suits your needs.

  3. 3

    Make sure the wallet has QTUM to pay network gas.

  4. 4

    Open the swap interface and select the tokens you want to trade.

  5. 5

    Review the transaction details and any displayed costs before confirming.

  6. 6

    For liquidity provision, follow the site's separate guide and check the pool terms before depositing tokens.

Who Qiswap is for

QiSwap is aimed at QTUM users who want to trade tokens through an AMM or explore adding liquidity. It is less suitable for anyone who needs clearly published fee schedules, detailed pool information or public audit documentation before using a protocol.

Qiswap FAQs

What is QiSwap?

QiSwap describes itself as an automated market maker (AMM) for QTUM. Users can trade through its swap interface, while liquidity providers can add liquidity to markets.

How does QiSwap work?

QiSwap says it uses automated market-making algorithms to provide liquidity. The site does not explain its pricing formula, pool parameters or supported token pairs in detail.

How do I use QiSwap?

The homepage links to a guide for trading and another for adding liquidity. It also references QiWallet, but does not specify all compatible wallets or their requirements.

What fees does QiSwap charge?

The site says QTUM is needed for gas when transactions send tokens or execute smart contracts. It does not publish QiSwap's swap fees, so check the interface before confirming a transaction.

Is QiSwap safe?

QiSwap does not publish audit details on its site. As with other smart-contract protocols, bugs, transaction errors and liquidity-provider losses are possible; only use funds you can afford to lose.

Is QiSwap regulated?

QiSwap's site does not state licensing or geographic restrictions. Check whether crypto trading is legal where you live before using the protocol.

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Guides

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    What Is QiSwap? A Simple Explanation for 2026

    QiSwap is a decentralized exchange built on the Qtum blockchain, using a pool-based design modeled on Uniswap. This guide explains how it works in plain terms and how to check its current state before you use it.

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