Be a tool, not a tab.
Any MCP-speaking agent can discover MangoSwap and call swap and bridge as native tools. Published as @mangoswapio/mcp-server.
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One call routes a swap or bridge across 31 chains. Agents pay per call and trade inside the limits you set.
This is the real MangoSwap app. Whatever a person does with the sliders, an agent does with a call.


Pick a pair, set slippage, slide to confirm. That is the whole interface. Agents get the same route through a tool call instead of a slider.
Agents with a MangoSwap API key can quote, swap and bridge. Without one, the gate stays shut. Illustration only: no real key is created here.
Request a MangoSwap API key and scope it: quote, swap, bridge, and a cap per trade.
The agent sends the key with every call. No key attached, no entry.
Through the gate, the router finds the path and settles across 31 chains.
Any MCP-speaking agent can discover MangoSwap and call swap and bridge as native tools. Published as @mangoswapio/mcp-server.
The mango-agent CLI and an SDK wrap routing, quotes and status, so the multi-chain complexity stays on our side.
Agents pay for API calls with machine-native x402 payments instead of accounts and invoices. Enterprise prepaid credits are available too.
ERC-4337 session keys let an agent trade only inside the limits you pre-approve: size, chains and time. Revoke any time.
@mangoswapio/mcp-servermango-agentA key carries a policy: how big, which chains, revocable at any moment. Everything outside it is turned away. Illustration only.
Full swaps on seven EVM chains, bridge access to the rest, including Bitcoin, Solana, Tron, Sui and XRP.
The agent-facing layer of MangoSwap: an MCP server, a CLI, an SDK, x402 machine payments and ERC-4337 session keys, so autonomous agents can swap and bridge without a human clicking.
Standard swaps and bridges stay non-custodial: the wallet owner signs. For agents, session keys grant limited, revocable authority inside policies you set. Optional MPC custody for agents is still in design.
The same 31 chains as the app: full swap support on seven EVM chains (Ethereum, Base, BNB Chain, Polygon, Arbitrum, Optimism, Avalanche) and bridge access to the rest, including Solana, Bitcoin, Tron, Sui and XRP.
An auto-router compares paths across nine bridge providers and picks the best one. Execution is atomic, so a trade cannot partially fail, and idempotency keys stop retries from double-executing.
MangoSwap uses audited OpenZeppelin libraries. A CertiK audit of the contracts is in progress and will be published on completion.
No. Crypto is volatile and swaps are final once confirmed on-chain. Agents amplify mistakes as fast as they amplify good trades, so set tight limits and do your own research.
Start with the demo, then plug in the MCP server or open the app yourself.