Every swap on Pact puts fees into an onchain pool.
That revenue keeps growing whether BTC is at $60K or $120K, as long as people keep swapping, which is something most tokens can't claim.
Burn $PACT to access them.
Bridges lock hundreds of millions in standing collateral, permanently, whether anyone is swapping or not.
Pact locks collateral per trade, for the minute your swap takes, then releases it.
That’s why our fees average 0.35%, ensuring you can swap across efficiently.
Bitcoin recently hit its busiest day in two years. 820,000+ transactions in a day, driven by Runes and Ordinals.
The "digital gold" chain is one of the most active in all of crypto right now.
And when you want to move that BTC across chains? Pact does it natively, without wrappers.
Your Bitcoin. Your keys. Every step.
Swap it cross-chain without wrapping it, bridging it, or handing it to anyone. It leaves your wallet as BTC and arrives as whatever you chose, natively.
Pact helps you move assets the way god intended them to be moved.
February 2026: Bitcoin dropped 13% and major exchanges paused withdrawals mid-crash. Right when people needed access most.
Custody is convenient until it's frozen.
On Pact, your assets never leave your wallet. Nothing to pause. Nothing to freeze.
When a protocol's security is tied to its own bonded token, the risk compounds:
- Token drops, bonds are worth less
- Weaker bonds, thinner security
- Thinner security, more risk to every user
Pact locks collateral per swap, isolated to your trade. One failure never spreads.
Ordinals. Runes. The whole inscription world lives on Bitcoin and Litecoin, chains most of DeFi can't touch natively.
Pact can. Native BTC and LTC swaps, devoid of wrappers & bridges.
If your assets live on UTXO chains, you finally have a clean way across.
You never find out who's on the other side of your Pact swap. You don't need to.
Their collateral is locked before your trade moves. Deliver or forfeit, enforced by code.
A stranger you'll never meet, and it changes nothing about your safety.
Plenty of people will "buy BTC" and end up with wBTC, an IOU pointing at the real thing.
If you're buying the dip, buy the asset itself. The one secured by Bitcoin, not by a company's promise to redeem.
Swap native. Hold the real one.
Most cross-chain DEXs lock collateral relative to general protocol parameters, not to the trade itself.
That mismatch is why over-collateralization happens.
Capital sits idle to cover worst-case scenarios.
On Pact, Coinweb's reactive smart contracts lock the collateral before your trade executes.
No dispute process required.
Imagine:
You found your next play.
Need to move funds before everyone else does.
Most of the crowd are still watching a bridge confirmation spinner.
Pact settles native swaps in one step. No unwrap, no relay, no waiting ages for your turn.
Bitcoin is 60% of all crypto mcap, yet only 0.46% of it touches DeFi.
The rest sits idle, because using it has meant wrapping it and trusting a custodian.
Native swaps with Pact change that: your BTC, working, without giving it up.
TRON moved $7.9 trillion in USDT last year, more than any chain on earth.
What Pact adds:
- Swap TRC-20 USDT to native BTC, ETH, or LTC
- No bridge, no wrapped step
- Cross-chain in minutes
Real dollars. Real reach.
Validators don't necessarily make cross-chain swaps safer.
Pact takes a different path
No validator set. No bonded nodes. No secondary consensus layer.
Reactive smart contracts read L1 state directly. Outcomes enforced by code.
Fewer actors = less risk.
What $PACT actually does:
- Burn it to claim a share of the on-chain fee pool
- Burn it for permissionless listing rights
- Stake it for governance and fee discounts
Utility tied to protocol usage, not promises.
The bridge is "processing."
Your funds are somewhere between two chains and three prayer emojis.
This is normal cross-chain UX. It shouldn’t be.
Pact settles natively.
Nothing to bridge. Nothing to wait on. Just the trade.
.@litecoin has moved value fast and cheap for over a decade.
With Pact, you can swap into native LTC from BTC, ETH, or stables, all cross-chain.
No bridges or wrapping required 😉
If you're moving $100K+ across chains, slippage on most DEXs eats your trade.
Order book matching on Pact means you see the price before you commit.
This is tech built for trades that actually matter.