Spot FAQ

Answers to spot trading questions.

What is Flipper Spot?

Flipper Spot lets users swap crypto assets through Flipper's non-custodial trading interface.

It provides a simple way to access crypto liquidity and execute token swaps through one interface.

How does Spot trading work on Flipper?

Users connect their wallet, choose the asset they want to swap, review the trade details, and confirm the transaction.

Flipper then routes the swap through available liquidity sources.

What assets can I swap on Flipper Spot?

You can swap any assets currently supported by the integrated liquidity sources. The complete list of available tokens is displayed directly in the Spot interface.

Does Flipper hold my funds during a Spot swap?

No. Flipper is non-custodial.

Users keep control of their assets and approve transactions through their own wallets.

What is smart routing in Spot trading?

Smart Routing evaluates available liquidity routes before a swap is executed.

Its goal is to help users access better expected execution conditions based on price, liquidity, slippage, and route quality.

What is slippage?

Slippage is the difference between the expected price of a trade and the final executed price.

It can happen when market conditions change or when available liquidity is limited.

Can I review the swap before confirming it?

Yes. Before confirming a swap, users can review the selected assets, amount, estimated output, applicable fees, and slippage settings.

Are Spot swaps risky?

Yes. Spot trading involves market risk, price volatility, slippage, token-specific risks, and network fees. Always review the transaction summary before confirming a swap.