Swaps
Multyr contracts are deployed on Arbitrum One. The system is currently in validation phase. Deposits are not open to the public. Behavior described on this page reflects the protocol's designed behavior; some mechanisms are active in shadow testing, others become active at public launch. See the Status page for details.
Multyr allows you to deposit using tokens other than USDC.
Instead of requiring a manual conversion, the application can automatically swap your tokens before depositing into the vault.
How It Works
When depositing with a non-USDC token:
- you select the token you want to use
- the application calculates the best available route
- your token is swapped into USDC
- the resulting USDC is deposited into the vault
All steps happen within a single flow.
Mental Model
Token → Swap → USDC → Deposit → Vault → Strategies
Liquidity Routing
Swaps are powered by Li.Fi external liquidity aggregation.
This allows:
- access to multiple liquidity sources
- route optimization across protocols
- competitive execution pricing
The protocol does not rely on a single liquidity provider.
When to Use Swaps
Swaps are useful when:
- you hold tokens other than USDC
- you want to enter the system in a single flow
- you want to avoid manual conversions
Important Considerations
Pricing and Slippage
- swap rates depend on market conditions
- slippage may occur depending on token and trade size
- final received USDC may differ from the quoted estimate
External Execution
- swaps are executed through external liquidity providers
- execution depends on available on-chain liquidity
- the protocol does not control external pricing
Fees
- liquidity providers may include swap fees
- routing may involve multiple steps or protocols
- total execution cost is reflected in the final output
Limitations
- some tokens may have limited liquidity
- large swaps may experience higher slippage
- certain routes may fail depending on market conditions
Summary
Swaps allow you to:
→ enter Multyr using different tokens → automatically convert into USDC → deposit in a single integrated flow
This reduces friction and simplifies access to the protocol.