Uniswap became infrastructure.
Not because it was the best swap UI.
Because dApps could build on top of it.
Pact brings that concept further.
→ Fully deployed as smart contracts.
→ Composable across all supported chains.
Any dApp can use Pact as its native liquidity layer.
Most dApps today are still confined to the blockchain they were built on.
Their data lives there.
Their logic executes there.
Their users are limited by it.
Coinweb changes that.
Instead of relying on its own consensus system to “agree” on what happened on another chain, Coinweb continuously parses and reacts to canonical L1 blockchain data directly from the source chains themselves, deterministically.
To date, we have parsed over 40,000,000,000 L1 transactions.
This gives developers building on Coinweb direct access to blockchain data across every connected ecosystem.
Directly from the underlying chains themselves.
That means developers can build dApps that react to real multi chain activity in deterministic ways.
A transaction either happened on the blockchain or it didn’t.
No subjective validator voting.
No probabilistic bridge consensus.
No federated trust assumptions.
This becomes especially powerful for emerging categories like autonomous AI agents.
An AI application built on Coinweb could monitor activity across multiple chains simultaneously and execute deterministic actions based on verifiable blockchain events:
• Rebalance treasury positions across ecosystems
• Execute cross chain liquidity strategies
• React to payment settlement events
• Coordinate multi chain gaming economies
• Trigger automated workflows based on real blockchain activity
All from a unified application layer with direct access to canonical L1 data.
Reactive Smart Contracts execute based on verifiable blockchain events, allowing applications to coordinate logic across ecosystems with predictable outcomes and reduced complexity.
This is a fundamentally different model for building multi chain applications.
Most cross-chain trading today is broken.
You either trust risky bridges, wrap assets, or give up custody on centralized exchanges.
That’s not what crypto was supposed to be.
Pact Swap @Pact_Swap changes the model.
Built on Coinweb @CoinwebOfficial, Pact Swap enables native swaps across incompatible blockchains including Bitcoin $BTC, Ethereum $ETH and BNB Chain $BNB without bridges, wrapped tokens, or validators.
Instead of adding another consensus layer, Coinweb executes smart contract logic directly on top of existing L1s, allowing contracts to read and react to multiple chains with deterministic execution.
Here’s how it works:
• Order book DEX - market makers place orders that are 2× collateralised with $CWEB in a vault contract.
• Native L1 transactions - users simply send assets on the underlying chain when orders match.
• Reactive smart contracts monitor blockchains and verify whether swaps were fulfilled.
• PACT framework enforces the outcome.
If the trade completes → collateral returns to the market maker.
If not → the collateral is seized and paid to the user.
This removes the need for trust entirely. The system enforces honest behaviour through code + economic incentives.
Because Coinweb contracts run in a WASM environment, they can track events across both:
• UTXO chains like Bitcoin
• Account-based chains like Ethereum
Meaning a single PACT can observe a BTC deposit, verify an ETH transfer, and settle the trade all from one deterministic logic layer.
The result:
A single logical DEX across multiple blockchains with real assets moving on their native chains.
No bridges.
No intermediaries.
No wrapped tokens.
Just true cross-chain trading.
Thrilled to welcome @AntonCoinweb, the Chief Marketing Officer of @CoinwebOfficial & Contributor to @Pact_Swap, to the Litecoin Summit this year!
Join us, June 22-23, 2026 at the Tobacco Theater in Amsterdam to kick off Dutch Blockchain Week! 🇳🇱
⏩ https://t.co/QbHM0OEH0M ⏪
We will have @AntonCoinweb representing Coinweb and contributing to this year’s Litecoin Summit in Amsterdam!
Looking forward to connect with the LTC community!
If you're an aggregator routing monthly through Pact:
- You earn affiliate fees on every swap
- You pass cheaper pricing to your users
- You take zero bridge liability onto your balance sheet
That's three wins from one integration.
Been watching the situation around NEAR Intents closely.
They gained a lot of volume by undercutting THORChain on price, but now they seem to be running into the same issue many intent-based solutions eventually face. If the model doesn’t earn enough to support the business case, fees eventually have to rise.
And once fees rise, the volume that was driven by “being the cheapest” starts to look a lot less stable.
It’s also worth noting that the only real liquidity provider on NEAR Intents has been themselves (correct me if I am wrong). That makes undercutting easier in the short term, but much harder to sustain once fees need adjusting.
Still, it’s impressive how fast NEAR Intents captured market share simply by offering better rates. It shows how powerful price really is in this space. But it also highlights the limitation of models that rely on keeping fees artificially low to stay competitive.
It will be interesting to track how much their fees increase from here.
This is exactly why I am so bullish on Pact Swap.
Because it is built on Coinweb’s infrastructure, the base cost of running a cross chain swap is basically nothing. More or less the cost of issuing a smart contract on Coinweb and executing a few L2 transactions.
That means margins remain high even when fees are the lowest in the market.
You don’t need to raise fees to stay alive. You don’t need to rely on huge spreads or MEV. You can simply offer the best price, sustainably.
Seeing NEAR succeed by being cheaper validates the entire thesis. Price wins. Now imagine that same playbook with real margins, real sustainability, no extra validator sets, no hidden costs.
The future looks 🔥 for @Pact_Swap and @CoinwebOfficial.
Enjoy lower fees and more routing options.
@Pact_Swap is now live on Rubic!
Cross-chain swaps across 5 chains, including @Bitcoin and @trondao, are now available via Rubic’s Best Rate Finder.
Pact Swap is officially integrated on @CryptoRubic!
We’re proud to be facilitating native, cross-chain swaps across:
🟣 @BNBCHAIN
🟣 @0xPolygon
🟣 @ethereum
🟣 @trondao
🟣 @Bitcoin
More integrations in the pipeline.
Stay tuned to see where the Pact expands next 👀
Aggregators do not route volume for free, and @Pact_Swap now reflects that reality.
The Affiliate Service API lets integrators attach fee recipients directly to swap activity and earn automatically as volume flows.
The fee layer still fits inside a meaningful pricing gap.
Measured fees on Pact Swap average around 0.36%, versus 1.43% to 2.30% across comparable cross-chain infrastructure.
That leaves real headroom for affiliate bps without pushing Pact Swap out of competitive range.
Native Bitcoin, Litecoin, Dogecoin, Ethereum, BNB Chain, Polygon, and TRON plus monetizable routing is a serious combination.
Providing liquidity on Pact means:
• Collateral isolated per swap
• Full custody of your assets
• Yield from real volume
No impermanent loss. No shared risk. Real yield from real swaps.
One giant risk pool is a weak cross-chain model, and @Pact_Swap does not need it.
Coinweb’s PACT design allows any number of PACTs to be active at one time, with isolated collateral tailored to each use case.
That matters when swaps are happening across Bitcoin, Ethereum, Litecoin, Tron, BNB Chain, or Polygon at the same time.
Risk stays scoped to the individual flow, not stacked into one shared jackpot.
Created orders on @Pact_Swap are 2x collateralized with CWEB locked in the Collateral Vault smart contract.
Less risk concentration.
Less shared exposure.
Less to drain.
📊 Are cross-chain bridges the weakest link in #DeFi?
@Pact_Swap co-founder Toby Gilbert (@TobyCoinweb) joins CCN’s Dr. @LorenaNessi to explain why most bridge models fail, how deterministic smart contracts change the game, and what it takes to reduce risk in cross-chain trading.
Full interview coming soon. 🔜
#Crypto #Blockchain #Web3 #Trading
This is exactly the direction we’ve been building towards.
@CryptoRubic integrating @Pact_Swap means the PACT Framework will now be powering cross-chain execution inside major aggregator flows.
Higher capital-efficency → better quotes → higher conversion → more volume.
Distribution unlocked.
Still paying the bridge tax to move your crypto across chains?
Pact Swap x Rubic just made that a choice, not a requirement.
We will be powering cross-chain swaps on @CryptoRubic across 5 chains.
Cheap, native swaps for all - that's our mission 🔄
It’s always great to pay less, right?
@Pact_Swap gets it, offering fees from just 0.35%, up to 95% more cost-efficient than similar solutions.
And soon, Pact Swap will be integrated into Rubic for cross-chain swaps across @BNBCHAIN, @0xPolygon, @ethereum, @trondao and @Bitcoin.
Bitcoin wallets absorb 4.37M BTC as network activity flips.
BTC remains the largest crypto asset by far. Yet it's barely accessible onchain.
Pact Swap makes native BTC swaps as easy as swapping ERC-20s.
What are you waiting for?
Join the Pact 🔄
Pact Swap supports 7 chains natively (so far… 👀).
That’s 21 unique pairs of fully-bridgeless, lightning-fast swapping potential.
What chain should we integrate next?
Let us know down below 👇