Rubic
DEX
DEX
Established
2020Service type
Cross-chain DEX & bridge aggregatorSupported networks
70+ blockchains (EVM & non-EVM)Liquidity sources
340+ DEXs, bridges & intent-protocolsSupported assets
70,000+ tokensFees
Free under $100; variable aboveCustody model
Non-custodialWallet support
MetaMask, WalletConnect, TON wallets & moreKYC
Not required for swapsSupport
Web contact form / help centerRubic currently advertises coverage of 70+ chains, including EVM, non-EVM, and Layer-2 networks, and access to 340+ aggregated DEXs, bridges, and intent-protocols, spanning roughly 70,000 tokens. On fees, Rubic states zero protocol fees for swaps under $100, and that most on-chain swaps involving stablecoins or native tokens are free; fees for larger or more complex routes vary by transaction and are not published as a fixed percentage. Minimum swap size can be as low as roughly $0.50, and no fixed maximum is stated. Rubic separately advertises "no slippage" 1:1 stable-to-stable swaps, though general slippage-protection mechanics for other pairs are not detailed in official materials.
No account registration or KYC is required to use Rubic's standard swap interface. Its Terms of Use describe swaps as peer-to-peer transactions conducted directly between users, or between a user and a connected liquidity pool, "without any direct involvement or participation from the Administration," and place participation entirely at the user's own risk, with Rubic's aggregate liability capped at $100. Because swaps route through third-party DEX and bridge smart contracts, cross-chain transactions carry inherent bridge and smart-contract risk that sits with the underlying protocols, not Rubic. Separately from swaps, Rubic also offers an in-platform Staking Program: staked assets are locked until unstaked, with unstaking able to take from a few hours to several weeks depending on the network, and Rubic's Terms state staked assets may be lost due to validator failure, protocol failure, or other risks outside its control. The Terms are governed by the law of England and Wales, with disputes arbitrated in Riga, and reference general "eligibility criteria and residency requirements" without publishing a specific restricted-country list.
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KYC
Not requiredAML
Not disclosed评论
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对所有四个指标进行加权Pros and cons
Pros
Non-custodial, funds stay in your walletAggregates 340+ DEXs and bridgesSupports 70+ blockchain networksNo registration or KYC requiredFree swaps under $100Cons
Bridge risk on cross-chain routesSmart-contract risk on connected protocolsFees vary by route and networkRequires a compatible walletPlatform liability capped at $100 per TermsFrequently Asked Questions About Rubic
Rubic is a cross-chain tech aggregator that routes token swaps across 80+ blockchains, 220+ DEXs and bridges, and 15,500+ assets in a single interface. You connect a self-custody wallet (such as MetaMask), select input and output tokens on any supported chains, and Rubic finds the best rate across all integrated DEXs and bridges automatically. The platform runs without external servers; all swaps execute through the underlying DEXs and bridges directly, with Rubic acting as a routing and comparison layer. No registration or account is required.
Rubic is a functioning, non-custodial DEX aggregator that has been operating since 2020 and carries a trust score of 81/100 on Gridinsoft. It does not hold user funds swaps execute through the underlying DEX or bridge chosen by the routing algorithm. That said, Rubic experienced two security incidents in 2022: in November 2022, approximately 34 million RBC tokens were stolen through compromised admin wallet private keys, followed by a $1.2 million hack in December 2022. The team overhauled its security practices after both incidents. Standard on-chain precautions apply: Verify you are on the official app.rubic.exchange domain, review token approvals before signing, and revoke unused approvals after large transactions.
RBC is Rubic's native ERC-20 governance and utility token, available on Ethereum and bridgeable to Arbitrum at a 1:1 rate via the Rubic app in approximately 10 minutes. Token utility includes SDK subscription payments, integration service fees, governance voting on protocol decisions, reduced exchange and gasless fees, and eligibility for partner airdrop distributions to RBC holders. RBC is listed on Uniswap V2, Kraken, ProBit, and MEXC. Total supply is capped at 1 billion by 2028, with emissions driven by the project's business needs rather than a fixed schedule.
Rubic does not have a standalone dedicated mobile application. The Rubic interface at app.rubic.exchange functions in mobile browsers and is compatible with mobile wallet browsers, including MetaMask Mobile. Rubic also offers a MetaMask Snap a Best Rate Finder plugin that runs directly inside MetaMask desktop, automatically comparing cross-chain swap rates without leaving the wallet interface. The RBC token itself can be stored in any EVM-compatible wallet, including MetaMask, Atomic Wallet, and Ledger.
Rubic and Swapzone address different user profiles. Rubic is a fully on-chain DEX aggregator; it requires a connected self-custody wallet, routes through smart contracts and bridges across 80+ chains, and covers 15,500+ on-chain assets, including long-tail tokens not available on centralized services. No centralized counterparty is involved. Swapzone is a non-custodial (meaning Swapzone holds no user funds) aggregator of 18+ centralized instant exchange partners no wallet connection needed; KYC frequency labels and partner trust records are visible before you send; and 24/7 support advocates with exchange partners on your behalf if a transaction goes wrong. For DeFi users who need broad on-chain asset coverage including niche tokens, Rubic is a strong option. For users comparing centralized exchange rates across 1,600+ assets without connecting a wallet, Swapzone provides that comparison.