Protocol & contracts
Crybex is a non-custodial decentralized-exchange aggregator at crybexdex.com. It finds the best available price across on-chain liquidity and executes every swap from the user’s own wallet — Crybex never takes custody of user funds.
Official smart contracts
This is the canonical, Etherscan-verified contract operated by Crybex on Ethereum mainnet. Every swap executed through the Crybex platform is routed through the CrybexRouter contract below.
The official Crybex DEX router. Every swap executed on crybexdex.com is routed through this contract: it pulls the user’s input token, routes the trade across the aggregated on-chain liquidity, returns the output to the user, and emits a CrybexSwap event for on-chain transparency. It is non-custodial — funds are only held for the duration of a single atomic transaction and revert to the user if anything fails.
View verified source on Etherscan ↗How swaps work
- The user selects a token pair and amount on crybexdex.com and connects their own wallet.
- Crybex queries aggregated on-chain liquidity for the best executable price.
- The user signs a transaction to the CrybexRouter contract above.
- The router executes the swap and returns the output directly to the user’s wallet.
- A CrybexSwap event is emitted, publicly recording the trade on-chain.
Security & custody
Crybex is a non-custodial protocol. It never holds user deposits, cannot move funds without the user’s signature, and executes swaps directly from the user’s wallet. The router contract is transiently custodial only within a single atomic swap transaction, and its full source code is publicly verified on Etherscan. Interacting with any on-chain protocol carries risk — always verify the contract address matches the one published on this page before signing.
Networks
Crybex currently operates on Ethereum mainnet. Support for additional chains is on the roadmap; any new official contracts will be published on this page.
Official website: crybexdex.com