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ActiveRSwap Review 2026: Small Radix DEX for the DCKS Meme Coin
RSwap is a small meme-themed DEX on Radix that serves as the trading layer for the Reddicks (DCKS) ecosystem. Liquidity is tiny and the interface shows odd figures, so it suits only those already in that community.
By the DappsAtlas editorial team · Updated
DappsAtlas score
4.8/10
Weak
Our verdict on RSwap
4.8/10RSwap is a niche, community-run DEX on Radix that mainly serves holders of the DCKS meme coin and related tokens. Its strengths are a straightforward swap and liquidity interface and the ability to create new pools. The main caveat is scale: TVL is only about $1,471, fees are a flat 1.0%, and the homepage shows implausible figures. Use it only with small amounts and only if you already follow the Reddicks ecosystem.
Score breakdown
How RSwap scores
- Security
- 4.5/10
- Ease of use
- 6.5/10
- Fees
- 4.5/10
- Features
- 5.5/10
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 RSwap?
RSwap is a decentralised exchange on the Radix network, operated by the Reddicks meme-coin project. It is described as the core trading layer for the DCKS ecosystem and is meant to serve as both a working DEX and a way to grow that community.
The interface offers Swap, Liquidity, Staking and Portfolio tabs, plus links to Reddicks pages such as DCKSlap. Pools pair DCKS, XRD, LSULP, ASTRL and WEFT with each other and with h-prefixed tokens like hUSDC, hUSDT and hETH. Every pool shown charges a 1.0% fee.
Scale is very small. DefiLlama lists TVL of roughly $1,471, with the DEX listed since late April 2026. The homepage shows figures in the quadrillions for some pools, which look like display errors or illiquid test pricing rather than real value.
How RSwap works
RSwap is an automated market maker. Instead of an order book, each pair has a pool holding two tokens, for example XRD and DCKS. The price follows from the ratio of the two balances, and each trade shifts that ratio.
Liquidity providers deposit both tokens into a pool and earn a share of the 1.0% fee charged on trades. They can withdraw using the Remove option. Because balances set the price, small pools see large price moves from modest trades.
The site runs on Radix, and users sign transactions with a Radix wallet. Pools include community tokens (DCKS, ASTRL, WEFT, LSULP) and pairs against XRD and h-prefixed stable and ETH tokens.
6 features
Key features
01
Token swaps
Swap tab lets users trade between pairs such as XRD and DCKS, showing an estimated output and price before the user connects a wallet and confirms.
02
Liquidity pools
Users can add or remove liquidity in pools and view their positions on a My Liquidity page.
03
Pool creation
A Create New Pool option lets users open new trading pairs, which is how long-tail tokens such as WEFT and ASTRL get listed.
04
Staking section
The site includes a Staking tab, though the details of what can be staked are not described.
05
Portfolio view
A Portfolio tab gives users an overview of their holdings and positions.
06
Ecosystem links
The interface links to Reddicks pages including DCKSlap, an AI meme creator and meme collection, tying the DEX to the wider community.
Pros and cons
What we like
- Native Radix DEX with a clear Swap, Liquidity, Staking and Portfolio layout
- Open pool creation lets small community tokens get a trading pair
- Official links to the DEX appear on the project's X account and Radix wiki entry
- Two audits are listed on DefiLlama
- Tight integration with the DCKS ecosystem gives that token a home venue
Watch out for
- Very low liquidity: DefiLlama shows about $1,471 TVL, so even small trades can move prices sharply
- Flat 1.0% fee on every pool is high compared with many established DEXes
- Homepage figures are inconsistent, with TVL shown in quadrillions and percentages like 74.3Qa %, which suggests display or pricing errors on thin pools
- Tied to a meme-coin project, so token and ecosystem risk is high
- Listed only since April 2026, so there is little track record
- The team and audit details are not published on the pages reviewed
RSwap fees
The homepage shows a 1.0% fee on every listed pool. That is a flat rate across pairs, and it applies to the pool trade itself.
Other costs, such as Radix network fees, depend on the network and are not set out by RSwap. The project does not publish a separate fee schedule on the pages reviewed, so check the fee shown in the Swap tab before confirming.
Is RSwap safe?
DefiLlama lists two audits for RSwap, but the auditors and reports are not named in the pages reviewed, and the team behind the project is not identified there. Check the audit documents before putting in more than you can lose.
As a DEX, RSwap does not hold your funds in an account; you trade from your own wallet. The main risks are smart-contract bugs, impermanent loss for liquidity providers, price manipulation in very thin pools, and the volatility of meme tokens. The odd figures on the homepage also call for caution. Always verify the site address through official channels to avoid copycat sites.
6 steps
How to get started with RSwap
- 1
Set up a Radix-compatible wallet and fund it with XRD for network fees.
- 2
Open the RSwap site from the official Reddicks channels and check the address carefully.
- 3
Connect the wallet using the Connect button.
- 4
In the Swap tab, choose the token pair, such as XRD to DCKS, and review the estimated output, price and 1.0% fee.
- 5
Start with a small amount, since pools are thin and price impact can be large.
- 6
To earn fees, open the Liquidity tab, pick a pool and use Add, understanding the risk of impermanent loss.
Who RSwap is for
RSwap suits existing Reddicks and DCKS community members, and Radix users who want to trade or list small community tokens. It is not a fit for traders needing deep liquidity, low fees or an established track record.
RSwap FAQs
What is RSwap?
RSwap is a decentralised exchange on the Radix network run by the Reddicks meme-coin project. It acts as the main trading venue for the DCKS token and related pairs.
Which blockchain does RSwap use?
It runs on Radix. You need a Radix-compatible wallet to connect and trade. Pairs include XRD, DCKS, LSULP, ASTRL, WEFT and bridged-style tokens such as hUSDC, hUSDT and hETH.
What are the fees on RSwap?
The pools listed on the homepage each show a 1.0% fee. Any other charges, such as network fees paid in XRD, are set by the Radix network and not by RSwap.
Is RSwap safe?
Not on the evidence available. DefiLlama lists two audits, but the audit reports and auditors are not named in the pages reviewed. Treat the contracts as unverified by you until you check the reports yourself.
Does RSwap have its own token?
RSwap has no token of its own. The ecosystem token is DCKS, which is traded in several pools on the DEX. DCKS is a meme coin and can be very volatile.
Can I provide liquidity on RSwap?
Liquidity providers use the Liquidity tab to add or remove funds in a pool. The pages show an APR-style figure per pool, but with such small pools these numbers swing wildly and should not be relied on.
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