Trade any token on Hedera with SaucerSwap
The leading decentralized exchange on Hedera — fast settlement, predictable fees, and no custodial risk.
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V1 + V2 Protocol
Why SaucerSwap
You've probably traded on Ethereum DEXes and paid $30 in gas only to watch a bot front-run your swap. SaucerSwap's protocol was built to fix exactly that.
Fair ordering, always
Hedera enforces transaction ordering at the network layer — not in a mempool. Front-running and sandwich attacks that plague Ethereum-based DEXes simply don't work here.
Dollar-denominated fees
Transaction fees on Hedera are fixed in USD terms, not tied to gas spikes. A swap costs fractions of a cent regardless of network congestion.
Real self-custody
No account registration. No deposit address. Your tokens stay in your wallet until the exact moment a trade settles — and then they go straight back to your wallet.
Governance that matters
SAUCE token holders vote directly on protocol upgrades, fee parameters, and incentive allocations through the SaucerSwap DAO. Decisions are transparent and on-chain.
How it works
Trading on the SaucerSwap platform takes about thirty seconds once your wallet is set up. Here's the full picture.
Connect a Hedera wallet
The protocol supports HashPack and other Hedera-compatible wallets. No email, no password — just your account ID and a signing key.
Pick your token pair
Search by ticker or paste a token ID. SaucerSwap lists hundreds of HTS tokens including HBAR, SAUCE, and assets bridged from other chains. You can find token data on HashScan.
Review the quote
The interface shows you the expected output, price impact, and minimum received before you confirm anything. No surprises.
Sign and settle
Hedera's consensus finalizes the swap in roughly 3–5 seconds. The output lands in your wallet. Done.
Optionally: earn fees by providing liquidity
Deposit token pairs into V1 or V2 pools and collect a share of every trade that flows through your position. See the support page for a full walkthrough.
Key features
Constant-product AMM (V1)
The original SaucerSwap pool design. Simple, battle-tested, and ideal for long-tail token pairs with moderate volume.
Concentrated liquidity (V2)
Modeled on the approach pioneered by Uniswap v3. Liquidity providers set custom price ranges, squeezing more capital efficiency from the same deposit. Read more about concentrated liquidity on GitHub.
SAUCE staking & buybacks
Stake SAUCE to receive a proportional cut of protocol fees plus HBAR staking rewards. An automated buyback mechanism converts fee revenue into SAUCE before distributing it to stakers.
On-chain DAO governance
Every significant protocol change — from fee tiers to liquidity incentives — goes through a public vote. Token holders decide. The team behind SaucerSwap executes.
HTS-native architecture
The protocol is built directly on Hedera Token Service rather than wrapping assets into EVM equivalents. This keeps costs low and removes an entire category of bridge risk. Arbitrum users migrating to Hedera will notice the difference immediately.
Non-upgradable contracts
Once deployed, the core swap contracts cannot be modified. That's not a limitation — it's the point. Immutability is a feature, not a bug.
Multi-chain asset support
Tokens bridged from Ethereum, Arbitrum, and other networks trade alongside native HTS assets within the same interface.
SaucerSwap by the numbers
These figures give you a rough sense of scale. For live data, check the explore page or a third-party aggregator like DeFiLlama.
FAQ
What is SaucerSwap?
SaucerSwap is a decentralized exchange built on the Hedera network. It runs as a set of non-upgradable smart contracts, meaning no single party can alter the protocol rules after deployment. Think of it as Uniswap — but on Hedera, with dollar-fixed fees and no MEV.
How do I start trading on SaucerSwap?
Connect a compatible Hedera wallet, select your token pair, enter the amount you want to swap, review the quoted rate and fees, then confirm the transaction. The swap settles in seconds. If you need step-by-step screenshots, the support page has you covered.
Is SaucerSwap safe and audited?
SaucerSwap's smart contracts have been independently audited. The protocol also runs a public bug-bounty program so that security researchers can report vulnerabilities before they become problems. Immutable contracts mean there's no admin key that could be compromised post-deployment.
What is the SAUCE token used for?
SAUCE is the native governance and utility token of the SaucerSwap platform. Holders vote on protocol upgrades through the DAO, earn a share of trading fees by staking, and receive HBAR staking rewards through an automated buyback mechanism. It's not just a governance token sitting in a wallet — it's actively productive.
Can I provide liquidity if I only hold HBAR?
Yes. You can pair HBAR with any listed token to supply liquidity. In return you earn a proportional share of the fees generated by that pool. V2's concentrated liquidity lets you narrow your price range for higher fee yield — at the cost of more active management.
Why should I trade on SaucerSwap instead of a centralized exchange?
With SaucerSwap you keep custody of your funds at all times — no deposit, no KYC, no counterparty risk. Trades are settled on-chain via Hedera's high-throughput consensus, not on a private order book controlled by a company that could freeze withdrawals. You've read the headlines. You know why that matters.
How does SaucerSwap prevent MEV attacks?
Hedera's architecture enforces fair transaction ordering at the network level. This neutralizes front-running and sandwich attacks that affect Ethereum-based DeFi protocols. Users who have moved liquidity from Arbitrum to Hedera consistently note the cleaner execution quality.