On-chain

Swaps and dust

The same frontend that runs the vault also routes ordinary swaps and a dust sweep. Output returns to you or to your vault. The desk adds a small, published margin on routed notional; venue fees stay with the pool.

Swapping from the desk

LP Protocol includes a swap ticket against the aggregators the vault is already allowed to call. You pick a quote, sign once, and the router executes. Use it to seed a new vault, to rebalance inventory you hold outside a range, or as a standalone swap.

• Quotes are compared live across the configured venues.
• Minimum-out is set from the quote; a stale pool cannot silently fill.
• Gas is yours. The protocol does not take a separate “swap service” fee beyond the published margin.

Dust sweep

Airdrops, leftover LP residuals and odd-lot rewards accumulate as dust: balances that are real but too small to manage by hand. Dust sweep quotes each sell leg, then batches swaps into one or more aggregator calls so you are not signing thirty times for thirty tokens.

1. The desk lists held tokens below a useful size.
2. Each leg is quoted on aggregators, Aerodrome-style pools, and Uniswap-style pools, as available.
3. You choose a target token (typically the stable or the asset you actually want).
4. Legs that cannot meet min-out are skipped. One dead token cannot stall the rest.

Dust from a vault sweep follows the same allow-list: vault → aggregator → vault or owner. Dust from the connected wallet never enters the vault unless you deposit it.

What we do not do

Swaps are not a hidden way to route funds off the allow-list. There is no “internal market” and no delayed settlement. If a venue cannot fill inside the quoted min-out, that leg fails and the tokens stay where they were.