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FAQ

Your trades

It’s how you tell Reiy what you want to trade. You specify the token to sell, what you want to receive, your minimum payout, and a deadline. The protocol handles the rest.
A regular swap locks you into one route: one pool, one price. Reiy lets solvers compete to fill your trade using whatever route gives you the best outcome: matching with another user’s order, internal inventory, or external liquidity.
You can cancel and get your sell token back. You only ever pay a fee on a successful settlement.
Yes, as long as your trade hasn’t been filled yet. Cancellation returns your sell token to your wallet.
If you allow it, a solver can fill part of your trade now and the rest in a later batch. Your remaining balance carries over automatically, with no need to resubmit.

Fees

A small fee when your trade settles, typically under 0.15%. It includes a volume fee (percentage of trade) and a surplus fee (share of anything above your minimum). You see the net amount before confirming.
No. You only pay when your trade settles successfully.
You do. Intents are self-paid: you sign and pay gas for your own submission, just like any Sui transaction.

Safety

Yes. Your sell token is locked in the protocol. No one, not even the winning solver, can touch it until you cancel or settlement executes.
The minimum you set when submitting. The protocol enforces it, and any settlement that pays you less is rejected.
Execution providers who compete to fill trades. They register with a stake to participate. If a winning solver fails to execute, your funds stay safe in escrow and the trade can be retried with another solver or cancelled.

Technical

Sui, chosen for its low fees, fast finality, and secure smart contract model.
Any Sui-compatible wallet works.
Testnet is available now. Mainnet launch details will be announced.

Make a trade

How to make your first trade.

Protections

What you pay and how you’re protected.
Last modified on June 23, 2026