📞Help

How do I get started?

In order to use IguanaDEX, you need some $XTZ - this is the gas token for Etherlink and you need a little bit of $XTZ in order to submit any transaction to the network.

The Etherlink Bridge automatically provides new users with a 0.1 XTZ airdrop whenever you bridge. So if you for example have some ETH on Ethereum or Base, you can use the Etherlink Bridge website and bridge your ETH.

The ETH bridged will appear in your wallet as WETH on Etherlink.

You can then for example swap some of those WETH tokens for XTZ and make sure you don't run out of gas tokens!

Is IguanaDEX safe to use? Has IguanaDEX been audited?

• Check out the section of the Security Audits section.

• Full Transparency:

  • The code for the IguanaDEX website is available here, fully open source.

  • Our contracts are verified on the Etherlink explorer, so you know that what you see is what you get. Check them out here.

• Security best practices:

  • The chefs use multisig for all contracts.

  • Our contracts’ time-lock gives you peace of mind.

My own language does not appear in the dropdown

We're always on the lookout for people who could help us translate the website in more languages. If this is something that you could help us with, you can reach out us at: [e-mail]

I'd like my project's token to be part of the default token list on IguanaDEX

There are a number of apps supporting early-stage tokens on Etherlink. On IguanaDEX in particular, you would typically get started by providing liquidity in a newly created pair between your token and WXTZ. We will however always be conservative when considering the addition of new tokens to the default list as our main objective remains the safety of our users' funds.