The concentrated-liquidity DEX on Flare Network — swap FLR, WFLR, SGB and more with low slippage and real on-chain rewards.
Open the AppUnlike older V2 models, the Enosys platform places your liquidity only where prices actually trade. The same capital generates significantly more fees in a tight range than spread across the entire curve.
Every swap runs through a router that checks all live pools and splits the order when doing so cuts slippage. You get the best executable rate without doing any math yourself.
Flare Network's EVM compatibility means gas is cheap and transactions settle fast. The Enosys's protocol integrates Flare-native assets — including FAssets like fXRP — from day one.
Three pool tiers (0.05 %, 0.3 %, 1 %) let market makers match fees to asset volatility. Stablecoin pairs sit in the low tier; exotic pairs in the high one. No hidden charges.
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V3-style positions let you set custom price ranges. Tighter ranges = higher fee yield per dollar deployed, assuming price stays in range.
If no direct pool exists, the router chains hops through intermediate tokens automatically, so you still get a fill.
fXRP and future Flare FAssets are first-class citizens. Trade wrapped real-world assets alongside native DeFi tokens in the same interface.
Integrated TradingView charts display OHLC and line data for any pair at multiple timeframes — 1 m, 15 m, 1 h, 1 D, 1 W.
Flare follows the EIP-1559 fee model, so base fees are predictable and tips remain small. Enosys transactions rarely surprise you at the gas stage.
Anyone can create a new pool for any ERC-20 token pair. No governance vote, no whitelist — just deploy and it appears in the router.
Auto mode picks a safe default tolerance. Override it manually if you are trading a thin pool or want a guaranteed fill-or-fail execution.
Enosys is a V3 decentralized exchange on Flare Network. It uses concentrated liquidity so traders get tighter spreads and liquidity providers earn more from each dollar they deploy — a real step up from older AMM designs.
Connect a compatible wallet, select the tokens, enter an amount, check the quoted rate and slippage tolerance, then sign the transaction. The whole flow takes under a minute once your wallet is set to Flare mainnet.
The team behind Enosys commissioned third-party audits before mainnet launch. Reports are publicly available. That said — no audit removes all risk. Start small while you get comfortable with the platform.
FLR, WFLR, SGB, USDT0, fXRP and dozens of other Flare ecosystem tokens. New pairs appear as community members create pools — no centralized listing process.
Concentrated positions put your capital only where trades actually happen. A V2 pool spreads funds across the full price curve, most of which sits idle. With the same deposit on the Enosys platform you can earn multiples of what a V2 pool would return — assuming price stays in your chosen range.
Yes. Every swap fee from trades through your range goes to you proportionally. Some pools also run incentive campaigns on top of standard fees. Check the Liquidity page for current programs.
Fee tiers are set at pool creation: 0.05 % for stable pairs, 0.3 % for standard pairs, 1 % for exotic or low-liquidity pairs. You see the exact fee before confirming any trade.
The smart order router scans every active pool and tests single-hop and multi-hop paths simultaneously. When splitting your order across two routes reduces total price impact, it does that automatically. You don't configure anything.
Any EVM wallet that can connect to Flare Network. MetaMask and Rabby are the most common. Hardware wallets (Ledger, Trezor) work through browser extensions. Mobile wallets with WalletConnect support also connect.
Swapping is genuinely straightforward — connect, pick tokens, confirm. Managing a concentrated liquidity position is more involved; you need to watch your range and rebalance if price moves out. The Q&A page has step-by-step guidance if you want to go deeper before diving in.
The protocol launched on Flare Network mainnet. Songbird was Flare's canary network and hosted earlier testing phases. Developments like EIP-1559 adoption and Forge-based tooling were validated there before full mainnet deployment. Check the about page for current network coverage.