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Umbra Review 2026: An Eclipse DEX With Few Verified Details

Umbra is identified as a decentralized exchange on Eclipse, but its interface and product details are not established. Treat it as an unverified project until you can confirm its official contracts and trading information.

Eclipse

By the DappsAtlas editorial team · Updated Nov 6, 2026

DappsAtlas score

—/10

Not rated

Our verdict on Umbra

Umbra is identified as an Eclipse decentralized exchange, but its interface, markets, trading mechanism, and fees are not established. That makes it difficult to judge whether it is usable or how it compares with other DEXs. The main point in its favor is a clear stated category and chain association; the main caveat is the lack of verifiable product and security details. Wait to interact until you can confirm Umbra’s official interface and contract addresses.

Score breakdown

How Umbra 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 Umbra?

Umbra is identified as a decentralized exchange on Eclipse. Its official interface, supported markets, and specific trading mechanism are not established, so there is not enough detail to assess its practical trading features.

Fees are not published, and no audit is listed. Confirm that any interface and contract addresses are official before connecting a wallet or approving a transaction.

How Umbra works

Umbra is identified as a decentralized exchange on Eclipse. In general, DEXs let users trade digital assets through smart contracts rather than placing orders with a centralized exchange. Depending on the design, trades may use liquidity pools or other onchain mechanisms.

Umbra’s specific trading mechanism, available markets, supported tokens, and interface are not established. Verify those details and the relevant contract addresses before considering a trade.

2 features

Key features

DEX listing

Umbra is identified as a decentralized exchange, a type of service that generally lets users trade tokens through onchain liquidity pools or other smart-contract mechanisms. Umbra’s specific trading mechanism is not established.

Eclipse association

Umbra is associated with Eclipse. Supported markets and assets are not published.

Pros and cons

What we like

Identified as a DEX associated with Eclipse.
Its stated product category gives prospective users a basic indication of its intended purpose.

Watch out for

An official interface and product documentation are not established.
Trading pairs, supported assets, and liquidity depth are not published.
Fees are not published.
No audit is listed.

Umbra fees

Umbra’s trading fees are not published. Check the transaction details in its interface, if you can verify that the interface is official, before confirming a trade; network fees may also apply.

Is Umbra safe?

No audit is listed. Umbra’s contract addresses, custody model, security track record, and incident history are not established, so its smart-contract and operational risks cannot be assessed. Regulatory status is not published. Verify the project and any contracts independently before connecting a wallet or approving transactions.

4 steps

How to get started with Umbra

1
Locate Umbra’s official website or documentation and confirm that it is genuinely associated with the project.
2
Verify that any wallet or app you use supports Eclipse and that you are on the intended network.
3
Check the token, market, contract addresses, and liquidity details in the interface before trading.
4
Review all displayed fees and transaction details before approving a wallet request.

Who Umbra is for

Umbra may interest Eclipse users researching decentralized exchanges, but its lack of established interface, market, and security details makes it unsuitable for anyone who needs clear information before trading.

Umbra FAQs

What is Umbra?

Umbra is identified as a decentralized exchange on Eclipse. Details about its interface, markets, and trading features are not established.

Which blockchain does Umbra use?

Eclipse is the chain associated with Umbra’s DEX listing. Check Umbra’s official channels and verify any contract addresses before connecting a wallet or trading.

What fees does Umbra charge?

Fees are not published. Confirm any trading, network, or other charges in the interface before approving a transaction.

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