KyberSwap — KyberSwap runs a meta-aggregator plus its own concentrated-liquidity AMM pools across 15+ chains. It's a solid product, but many users search for a KyberSwap alternative because of no gasless execution and a $47M exploit history (2023, Elastic pools).
10FI offers two API products: Swap API for best-route swaps and bridges, and Gasless API for sponsored approvals and swaps where supported — plus a flat 0.1% platform fee and a free developer tier.
| 10FI | KyberSwap | |
|---|---|---|
| Swap fee | 0.1% flat — nothing hidden | Zero protocol fee on aggregator swaps |
| Gas cost to user | Swap API: network gas where required; Gasless API: sponsored where supported | No native gasless mode — users pay their own gas |
| Free API tier | 1,000 req/day · 30,000/month · no card | Free with client ID (requested via email); strict limits without one |
| Custody | Non-custodial | Non-custodial |
| Native token needed | Gasless API: not on supported routes; Swap API: when route requires gas | Depends on mode |
| Pricing model | One number: 0.1% | Varies by product |
On eligible routes, instead of sending an on-chain transaction yourself, you sign a single off-chain message describing your trade. Competing resolvers pick it up, pay the gas, and settle it on-chain. Standard Swap API routes still use normal wallet transactions — users pay network gas when the winning route requires it.
10FI is a strong KyberSwap alternative: it aggregates major liquidity sources through a Swap API (best price, same-chain and cross-chain) and a separate Gasless API for sponsored execution on supported routes. Flat 0.1% fee, no subscription, free developer API (1,000 requests/day).
10FI charges a flat 0.1% platform fee. Swap API routes may include normal network gas paid by the user; Gasless API routes sponsor gas where supported. KyberSwap's pricing: Zero protocol fee on aggregator swaps.
Yes — through the Gasless API product on eligible routes. You sign one off-chain message; resolvers pay blockchain gas and settle on-chain. Standard Swap API routes may still require the user to pay network gas.
Yes. Funds move from your wallet through an audited settlement contract and back to your wallet in one atomic transaction. 10FI never holds your assets.