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Decentralized spot swaps are the only trading product in o1 Mobile. The app helps users discover a route and submit an onchain token exchange through decentralized liquidity.

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Supported networks

Support for a network does not mean every token has a valid route. Token availability depends on liquidity, market-data coverage, route discovery, and regional availability.

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Buy and sell flow

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Select a token

Search for a token or open it from a market list, watchlist, profile, or feed.
2

Enter an amount

Choose Buy or Sell and enter the amount you want to swap.
3

Review the quote

Check the expected output, platform fee, available route, and other transaction information.
4

Confirm

Complete the confirmation control to authorize and submit the transaction.

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Routing

The in-app cash balance is USDC on Base. Buy routes spend USDC from Base and route to the selected token’s network. Sell routes return proceeds to USDC on Base. Gas sponsorship may be available for eligible transactions. The route displayed for one swap does not guarantee that the same route will be available later. Liquidity, bridge availability, prices, and network conditions can change.

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Market orders only

o1 Mobile provides market-style spot swaps. Advanced orders, leverage, derivatives, and automated strategies are not available. For the complete feature boundary, see Product Scope.

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Token availability

o1 Mobile does not support stock-related tokens, tokenized equities, securities, or synthetic-equity assets. These assets are filtered from Search, market data, quote discovery, and swap routing in the mobile product. o1 Launchpad and other browser-based o1 products are separate product experiences. Availability in those products does not make an asset available in o1 Mobile. The presence of a token name, symbol, image, price, or route is not an endorsement, classification, or guarantee of liquidity. Verify the network and contract address before trading.
Tokens may be volatile, illiquid, unaudited, incorrectly labeled, or malicious. Users are responsible for reviewing an asset and its contract before confirming a swap.