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How to Swap

SillySwap lets you swap between supported tokens privately. Your trades execute through Silhouette's shielded pool, hiding your wallet address from on-chain observers.

SillySwap swap interfaceSillySwap swap interface

Making a Swap

  1. Select tokens: Choose what you're selling (top) and buying (bottom)
  2. Enter amount: Type the amount you want to swap
  3. Review rate: Check the exchange rate, route, and estimated output
  4. Confirm: Click Swap (or slide to confirm on mobile) and approve the transaction
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Swaps execute as limit orders on Hyperliquid with a small slippage buffer. See Slippage for details.

Supported Tokens

SillySwap supports the following tokens:

TokenDescriptionMarket
USDCUSD CoinBase pair
HYPEHyperliquidHYPE/USDC, HYPE/USDH
USDHHyperliquid DollarUSDH/USDC
BTCBitcoinUBTC/USDC, UBTC/USDH
ETHEthereumUETH/USDC, UETH/USDH
SOLSolanaUSOL/USDC
ZECZcashUZEC/USDC
USDTTetherUSDT0/USDC
FARTFartcoinUFART/USDC
PUMPPump FunUPUMP/USDC
USDeEthena USDeUSDE/USDC
PURRPurrPURR/USDC
XAUTTether GoldXAUT0/USDC
KNTQKinetiqKNTQ/USDH
KHYPEKinetiq Staked HYPEKHYPE/USDH

You can swap between any combination of supported tokens. SillySwap automatically finds the best route for your trade.

Multi-Hop Routing

Some token pairs don't have a direct market on Hyperliquid. When this happens, SillySwap automatically routes your swap through an intermediary token in two legs.

For example, swapping BTC to ETH might route as BTC -> USDC -> ETH.

What you need to know:

  • Routing is automatic - you don't need to do anything
  • The swap review screen shows the route your swap will take
  • Multi-hop swaps have compound slippage and fees (see Slippage and Fees & Limits)
  • Both legs must succeed for the swap to complete

Swap Flow

Your Wallet -> Silhouette Deposit -> Shielded Balance -> Swap (1 or 2 hops) -> Shielded Balance
  1. Funds enter the Silhouette shielded pool
  2. Swaps happen within the pool (directly or via an intermediary)
  3. Your wallet address is never linked to the trade

Transaction Speed

Direct swaps typically complete within milliseconds. Multi-hop swaps take slightly longer since each leg executes sequentially, but still complete within seconds.