Features

Set your fee. Get paid automatically.

Add your own affiliate fee to every swap, from 0 to 1,000 bps, and SwapKit sends it to your addresses across every provider.

01

How you earn

Set your own affiliate fee, anywhere from 0 to 1,000 bps. It's added to every swap your users make and paid to your addresses automatically, with volume and earnings tracked per app in the dashboard.

Your fee
You choose
Payout
Automatic, on-chain
SwapKit fee
0.10–0.15%
See pricing and an earnings example →

02

Set it up in the dashboard

  1. 1

    Create an app

    Register in the dashboard and create an app. Two-factor authentication is required.

  2. 2

    Set your fee tiers

    Choose fees by swap value, with an optional tier for stablecoin swaps.

  3. 3

    Add payout addresses

    Add an address for each provider. Fees apply automatically to requests made with your key.

Monetization guide →

03

What you're paid in

SwapKit collects your fee on every provider and sends it to you. The asset depends on the provider.

ProviderPaid inAuto-converted
THORChainRUNEYes, to your preferred asset
Maya ProtocolCACAOYes, to your preferred asset
PactSwapOne asset you nominateYes
ChainflipUSDCNo
GardenUSDC on EthereumNo
FlashnetUSDC on SolanaNo
NEAR Intents, 1inch, JupiterThe swapped assetNo
MayanVaries; paid periodicallyNo

04

Stay within provider caps.

Some providers cap the total fee on a swap, yours plus SwapKit's. A fee above a provider's cap drops that provider's route from quotes rather than returning an error, so check your tiers if a provider disappears.

Route availability →

05

Questions

Can I set a different fee per request?

Yes. A per-request affiliate fee of 0 to 1,000 bps overrides your dashboard tiers.

Do I need to claim fees from each provider?

No. SwapKit collects them across all providers and sends them to you.

What does SwapKit charge?

0.10–0.15% per swap by swap size, and 0.01% on stablecoin pairs. See Pricing.

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