Soheil.fi
The star that guides your tokens

Swap and bridge across 84 networks

Swap and bridge

 

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Max slippage

One transaction, any chain to any token

  1. 1

    Pick any token, on any network

    EVM networks, Solana, Sui, TON, Cosmos and Bittensor. Your own balances are listed first.

  2. 2

    Compare every route

    What you receive after costs, how long it takes, and each swap and bridge on the way.

  3. 3

    Know the token

    Soheil Guard checks the token you receive before you sign: can it be sold again, what its creator can do, who holds it.

  4. 4

    Sign once, track it to the end

    One transaction in your own wallet. The transfer is followed until it lands, and you earn XP for it.

Non-custodial · exact-amount approvals · routes by LI.FI, Relay, Symbiosis, NEAR Intents, Rango, KyberSwap, Hyperlane, Jupiter, STON.fi Omniston · Verify Soheil →

Know what you're buying

Before you sign, Soheil Guard checks the token you receive. Free, on every trade, in plain words.

  • Can you sell it again?
  • What can its creator do?
  • Who holds the supply?
How Soheil Guard works →

Networks

ArcNewMegaETHNewMonadNewPlasmaNewRobinhood ChainNewStableNewTempoNewEthereumBaseArbitrumBNB Smart ChainSolanaTronBitcoinTONHyperEVMHyperliquidBittensorNEARZcashOP MainnetAll networks →

Questions

Non-custodial, transparent costs, and XP for every verified trade.

All questions →
Does Soheil ever hold my funds?

No. Soheil finds the route and prepares the transaction; you sign it in your own wallet. Funds move directly between your wallet and the bridge or exchange contracts.

Is Soheil a decentralized exchange (DEX)?

Soheil is a DEX aggregator: it compares prices from dozens of decentralized exchanges (DEXs) and bridges and shows you the best route. Like a DEX, it is non-custodial: you trade from your own wallet, with no sign-up and nothing deposited with us.

How is the best route chosen?

Each quote compares bridges and exchanges for your exact pair and amount, then ranks the options by what you receive. Only when two routes are practically equal for you (a difference of a few hundredths of a percent) may the one that pays our service fee be listed first. You can pick any route, not only the top one.