KuCoin said September 2 that its Web3 Wallet upgraded its wallet-native trading infrastructure by adding intent-based swaps and limit orders inside one self-custodial interface. Integrations with UniswapX, PancakeSwapX and 1inch make execution flexibility the central improvement, giving users more ways to trade supported crypto assets and tokenized real-world assets without moving between separate DApps.
Eligible swaps routed through UniswapX and PancakeSwapX can use intent-based execution, where users define the desired result and third-party fillers or solvers compete to complete the trade. Depending on the route, users may gain broader liquidity access, competitive quotes, gas abstraction and protection against adverse MEV, while 1inch-powered limit orders add target-price execution without constant market monitoring.
Limit orders are cryptographically signed and remain offchain until filled, with market and limit orders available through the same wallet interface. The upgrade also expands execution paths for eligible tokenized stocks, ETFs and other RWAs, making routing quality and user adoption the next tests of KuCoin’s broader self-custodial trading model.
Source: KuCoin.
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