Overview

RabbitX is a contemporary crypto platform that blends on-chain trading, a non-custodial wallet, and portfolio management features into one interface. Designed for retail traders, DeFi users, and builders, RabbitX focuses on low friction swaps across multiple blockchains, transparent fees, and clear UX patterns that make asset movement easy. Whether you want to swap tokens, bridge value across chains, or track holdings, RabbitX aims to simplify those workflows without hiding important security decisions.

Core Features

  • Fast token swaps with routed liquidity to optimize price and fees.
  • Multi-chain wallet that supports common chains and EVM wallets via private keys or wallet connectors.
  • Integrated portfolio view showing balances, unrealized gains, and transaction history.
  • Bridge support to move assets between networks with guided steps and pre-checks.
  • Developer tools and APIs for projects to integrate RabbitX routing and analytics.

How RabbitX Works

Under the hood, RabbitX aggregates liquidity from AMMs, DEX aggregators, and on-chain pools to find efficient trade routes. Users either connect an external wallet (such as MetaMask or hardware wallets) or create a secure local wallet. Trades are signed locally, routed through smart contracts or relayers when necessary, and executed on the chosen blockchain. The platform prioritizes on-device signing and never asks for custody of private keys.

Security & Privacy

RabbitX follows non-custodial principles: private keys are generated and stored locally or in the user's chosen wallet. All transaction signing happens client-side, and the platform publishes smart contract audits where applicable. For privacy, RabbitX limits telemetry and gives users the option to connect via privacy-preserving RPC endpoints. Users should still follow best practices: keep backups of seed phrases, verify contract addresses, and enable hardware key signing for large trades.

Integrations & Ecosystem

RabbitX integrates with major DeFi infrastructure—liquidity sources, bridges, on-chain oracles, and portfolio trackers. Teams can access APIs to build custom routing or analytics. The platform also supports wallet connect standards, allowing desktop and mobile wallets to interact smoothly. These integrations reduce friction when moving assets between services while keeping signing on the user's side.

Getting Started

To begin, visit the RabbitX app, connect your wallet, and review the account overview. Start with a small swap to understand routing and gas behavior. Explore the bridge flow with test amounts before committing significant funds. Read the platform’s docs and audit summaries if you plan to use advanced features or APIs.

Quick tips: test trades first, enable hardware signing for large trades, and keep an offline backup of your wallet seed.

Frequently Asked Questions

Is RabbitX custodial or non-custodial?
RabbitX is non-custodial: private keys remain with you and signing occurs client-side unless you connect a custodial service by choice.
What chains does RabbitX support?
RabbitX supports multiple major EVM chains and selected L2s; check the app for the current list and routing availability.
How are swap routes optimized?
Routes combine liquidity from AMMs and aggregators and are priced to minimize slippage and fees while showing estimated gas costs.
Can I use a hardware wallet?
Yes. RabbitX supports hardware wallet signing (e.g., Ledger) for secure authorization of large trades.
Where can I get help?
Consult RabbitX’s help center and documentation for guides, API references, and contact channels for support.