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About RouterX
RouterX is built by RouterX Labs — a small team of protocol engineers and searchers who were tired of aggregators that hid routing behind an opaque, rate-limited API.
Mission#
Give on-chain operators the routing infrastructure they actually need: transparent, executable, and gas-aware. RouterX exists to make the best path a first-class, controllable input to a strategy — not a black box.
By the numbers#
Why we built it#
Running liquidation and arbitrage strategies taught us the same lesson repeatedly: the quote you get from a hosted aggregator is rarely the trade you can execute. Rate limits throttle discovery, routing is non-deterministic, and gas is an afterthought. So the "best" route on paper regularly loses money in the block.
RouterX flips that. Quotes are computed against live adapter liquidity, scored net of gas, and returned as the exact calldata you settle with. What you quote is what you execute.
What we believe#
- Operators own the trade. You should be able to pin venues, exclude adapters, and reason about every hop.
- Quotes must be executable.A route that can't settle at the quoted block is noise.
- Gas is part of price. Routing decisions are meaningless without it.
- Infrastructure should be open. No keys, no rate limits, auditable adapters.
Security#
The Router and adapters are audited and deployed behind a timelocked, multisig-controlled registry. Adapters are isolated so a fault in one venue cannot drain another.
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