NavoSwap · Documentation
Cross-chain swap aggregation and integrations
NavoSwap is a non-custodial swap interface and API layer that aggregates pricing and execution from multiple exchange and liquidity providers. We normalize quotes, order creation, deposit instructions, and status across a broad set of source and destination chains and assets, so end users and integrators interact with one consistent flow instead of many provider-specific surfaces.
The public web application at app.navoswap.com is designed so that ordinary swaps do not require user registration or wallet connection for basic quote exploration; connecting a wallet remains available where on-chain actions are required. Optional privacy-oriented routing (where offered) is described in the product and API docs together with its parameters and limitations. Nothing in this documentation constitutes legal or tax advice; eligibility, restrictions, and provider terms may apply to specific routes or jurisdictions.
For businesses and developers, we provide authenticated access to the same swap stack: REST endpoints documented in OpenAPI/Swagger, a maintained @navoswap/sdk client, webhook notifications where supported, an affiliate program with commission on completed volume, and partner dashboards for keys, analytics, and configuration. Technical architecture, security posture, and token economics are covered in dedicated sections below.
What this site covers
- Guides — end-user flows, float versus fixed-rate behavior, privacy and data handling at a high level, and operational expectations around deposits and order status.
- Partners and API — onboarding, embedded widget, REST contract, JavaScript/TypeScript SDK usage, and webhook verification patterns.
- Protocol and token — system architecture, security and compliance framing, roadmap, NAVO utility, and staking mechanics as implemented on-chain.
- Legal — privacy policy, terms of use, and risk disclaimers. Always read the live legal pages before relying on them in production or compliance reviews.
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End users
Step-by-step usage of the public swap experience: asset and network selection, float versus fixed pricing, deposit discipline, order tracking, and what data we typically process on a standard versus privacy-oriented path.
Partners & affiliates
Program overview: partner dashboard, API credentials, revenue share on completed swap volume, cryptocurrency payouts, and event delivery via webhooks where enabled.
HTTP API & SDK
Versioned REST surface, separation of public swap routes versus partner-authenticated routes, OpenAPI/Swagger entry points, and the TypeScript/JavaScript SDK aligned to those contracts.
Product context
Why NavoSwap exists, how aggregation and routing fit together, and how optional privacy features relate to the rest of the stack—intended as orientation before deep integration work.