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Slick Swap Review 2026: Telegram Limit Trades
Slick Swap is described as a Telegram bot for setting limit trades on tokens. Its fee and execution claims are not independently detailed, so key risks remain unclear.
By the DappsAtlas editorial team · Updated
DappsAtlas score
—/10
Not rated
Our verdict on Slick Swap
Slick Swap may suit token traders who want to set a target price through Telegram rather than watch a market continuously. Its stated offer is simple: place a limit trade and wait, with the bot advertising no gas and no fees. The main caveat is the lack of published detail about supported networks, execution, custody and actual costs. Check the trade terms shown in the bot before committing funds; there is not enough detail to assess its security or reliability.
Score breakdown
How Slick Swap 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 Slick Swap?
Slick Swap is described as a Telegram bot for setting limit trades on tokens: users choose a trade price and wait for execution. It advertises no-gas, no-fee trades.
The supported networks, order execution process, custody model, fee terms, team and audits are not published. Treat the fee claim as unverified until you can review the specific terms shown for a trade.
How Slick Swap works
Slick Swap is described as a Telegram interface for token limit trades. A limit trade lets a user specify a desired price and wait for the trade to execute if that price is reached. Public sources do not explain which exchanges or networks it uses, or how orders are funded and settled.
The bot advertises no-gas, no-fee trading. Those claims are not supported by a published breakdown of execution, costs or order conditions, so users should check the terms displayed before placing a trade.
2 features
Key features
01
Telegram limit trades
The bot is described as letting users set a desired token trade price and wait for the order to execute.
02
No-fee claim
Slick Swap advertises trades with no gas and no fees, but the exact terms behind that claim are not published.
Pros and cons
What we like
- Offers a Telegram-based way to set token limit trades.
- Lets users specify a desired price rather than only making an immediate trade.
- Advertises no-gas, no-fee trading.
Watch out for
- The project’s website and trading mechanics are not established.
- The no-gas, no-fee claim is not accompanied by published fee details.
- Supported networks, custody arrangements, audits and operating team are not published.
Slick Swap fees
Slick Swap advertises no-gas, no-fee trades, but it does not publish a detailed fee schedule or explain how the claim applies to each trade. Review any costs or transaction details shown by the bot before confirming an order.
Is Slick Swap safe?
Slick Swap has not published audit, custody, team or supported-network details in its available description. Without those details, it is difficult to assess smart-contract, counterparty or operational risks. Its no-gas, no-fee statement should not be treated as a complete fee disclosure.
5 steps
How to get started with Slick Swap
- 1
Find the Slick Swap Telegram bot, identified as @slick_swap_bot.
- 2
Use the bot to select a token trade, following the prompts it provides.
- 3
Enter the price at which you want the trade to execute.
- 4
Review the order details shown by the bot and decide whether to submit it.
- 5
Monitor the order for execution; cancellation and order-management options are not established.
Who Slick Swap is for
Slick Swap is aimed at people seeking to place token limit trades through Telegram. It is a poor fit for users who need clear, published information about networks, execution, fees, custody or security before trading.
Slick Swap FAQs
What is Slick Swap?
Slick Swap is described as a Telegram bot where users can name a token trade price and wait for it to execute. Details about order handling and execution are not published.
Does Slick Swap charge fees?
Slick Swap advertises no-gas, no-fee trading, but does not publish a fee schedule. Check the bot’s terms and transaction details before trading.
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How we checked
Sources
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