Bridge stablecoin liquidity
Move value between EVM and non-EVM ecosystems without routing through a centralized exchange account.
Stablecoin swaps
Convert USDC, USDT, DAI, PYUSD, USD1 and more through LeoDex routes. Compare the live quote, enter the recipient address and receive a one-time deposit address without opening a centralized exchange account.
Built for stablecoin conversion
Stablecoin swaps are often about moving working capital, paying from one network and receiving on another, or exiting a chain without taking extra market exposure. This page keeps the swap surface narrow so the route picker can focus on stablecoin pairs and deposit-address eligibility.
Move value between EVM and non-EVM ecosystems without routing through a centralized exchange account.
The module requests a live quote before you continue, including estimated output, fee impact and completion time when available.
Enter a destination address and optional refund address before the one-time deposit address is created.
The catalog includes major stablecoins and only exposes send-side combinations that can be used by the current deposit-address route set.
Stablecoin availability varies by token and route. The picker uses the active catalog instead of a generic chain list, so unsupported send combinations are filtered before quote generation.
The stablecoin hub is intentionally wired through the same LeoKit route lifecycle used by the app: quote, deposit-address creation and status tracking. The UI is focused, but the route mechanics stay explicit.
LeoDex focuses this page on major stablecoins including USDC, USDT, DAI, PYUSD, USD1, FRAX, crvUSD and EURC. Availability depends on the selected network and live route support.
Yes, when a live quote is available you can bridge USDC between networks such as Ethereum, Base, Arbitrum, Polygon and other supported chains without creating a centralized exchange account.
No. LeoDex is non-custodial. You pick a route, enter the destination address, receive a one-time deposit address and send funds from your own wallet.
The page requests a fresh quote, asks the backend for a one-time deposit address, then tracks status for that quote. Funds move through the selected cross-chain route to the recipient address you entered.
The send-side picker only shows stablecoin and network combinations that the backend marks eligible for deposit-address routing. The receive side can be broader because destination support is quote-dependent.
No. LeoDex coordinates quotes and deposit instructions, but you send from your wallet and receive on the destination chain. Always verify the amount, token, network and address before sending.