Overview
Danogo Swap is the in-app token exchange that lets people trade ADA and other Cardano-native tokens without leaving the Danogo app. A user connects a Cardano wallet, picks the token to send and the token to receive, sees the live price and how much the trade will move the pool, and confirms the swap in the wallet. The swap shares liquidity, oracle pricing, and audited smart contracts with the rest of the Danogo platform1.
Danogo Swap runs on Cardano as part of the broader Danogo DeFi app, which also covers lending and borrowing, bond trading, and leverage trading. The swap surface itself lives at dano.finance/swap. The smart contracts behind it are written in Aiken, and key repositories including the concentrated-liquidity SDK are published openly on the project GitHub2.
Key Features
- One-screen token trading. The swap interface sits inside the same app users already use for lending, borrowing, and leverage trading. Pick a token to send and a token to receive, and the price, balance, and price impact appear in one panel3.
- Trades route through concentrated liquidity pools. Swaps draw on the same pools liquidity providers fund on the Danogo platform. The pool design lets providers focus their capital around a chosen price range, which can mean tighter spreads on the trading pairs that get the most attention4.
- Multi-source oracle pricing under the hood. Prices used by the broader Danogo app are pulled from several Cardano sources at once, including Indigo, Liqwid, DJED, Orcfax, Charli3, Minswap, Splash, and other DEXes. Pulling from more than one feed at a time makes a single bad price less likely to drive a trade or a liquidation1.
- Audited swap engine. No Witness Labs audited the Concentrated Liquidity Pool v1.0 contracts that the swap routes through, with the report published openly in the Danogo documentation4.
- Cardano-native asset support. The token list reflects what Cardano-native pairs have been funded by liquidity providers inside the app, so the available swaps grow as new pools come online5.
What to Expect
Visiting dano.finance/swap drops a user straight into a swap card with two token fields, a wallet connect button, and read-outs for balance, max amount, price, and price impact. ADA is the default input token. The page is a thin single-page app, so most of the supporting copy lives in the Danogo documentation rather than on the swap page itself. Casual users will likely arrive at the swap from another part of the app: closing a loan, converting one Cardano token to another, or rebalancing a liquidity position3.
For people who want to read first, the Danogo documentation site, litepaper, audit reports, news, and blog all live on a single docs host. The most active community channel is the project's Discord, where the team posts announcements alongside the docs blog6. Builders integrating the swap into their own product can use the published integration guide on the docs site.
