Volume, latest day
USDVolume of all 1inch trades on the covered chains on the latest complete day, counted once per trade.
How much volume goes through 1inch on each chain, and how much of it do Fusion resolvers fill?
1inch volume on each chain, split between classic routed swaps, Fusion orders filled by resolvers and Fusion+ cross-chain swaps.
The dashboard as it will open in Vantage. Each figure is named here and arrives with its receipt; until its data is published, its place stays empty.
1inch volume by chain and by way of trading.
Volume of all 1inch trades on the covered chains on the latest complete day, counted once per trade.
Volume of all 1inch trades over the last thirty complete days.
Fusion and Fusion+ orders as a share of 1inch volume over the selected period.
Cross-chain Fusion+ swaps over the last thirty days, counted on their source chain.
Daily volume stacked by classic swaps, Fusion orders and Fusion+ swaps.
Each covered chain with its 1inch volume, trades, Fusion share and most traded pairs.
Who fills Fusion orders, and how fast.
Resolvers that filled at least one Fusion order over the selected period.
The single largest resolver's share of Fusion volume over the period.
Fusion and Fusion+ volume over the period, split by the resolver that filled it.
The median time from an order's auction start to its fill each day, from the order data and the fill block's time.
1inch is a DEX aggregator on Ethereum and most large EVM chains, with three ways to trade. A classic swap goes through the 1inch router, which splits the order across pools in one transaction the user pays gas for. A Fusion swap is an intent: the user signs an order, and resolvers compete in a Dutch auction to fill it and pay the gas themselves. Fusion+ extends that across chains, with escrows on both sides that release together, so the swap completes on both chains or on neither.
This dashboard counts each of the three from its own contracts, once per trade, and values it at the stablecoin leg or an on-chain oracle price. It shows where 1inch volume happens by chain and how the split between routed swaps and Fusion moves, along with which resolvers fill Fusion orders and at what share, every figure linked to the fills behind it.
Every figure will be read at a block, kept with its source and its exact read, and open a receipt anyone can re-check.
How receipts work →Read from chain state and history
A way to swap by signing an order instead of sending a transaction. The order's rate starts at its best for the trader and decays over a short Dutch auction until a resolver finds it worth filling; the resolver pays the gas and settles the order from its own liquidity or on-chain pools.
Professional fillers, often market makers, that compete to settle Fusion orders. Their access to order flow depends on staked 1INCH delegated to them, and the resolvers page shows each one's share of Fusion volume over the period.
The trader's tokens are locked in an escrow on the source chain and the resolver locks the other tokens in an escrow on the destination chain. A secret revealed once both are in place unlocks the two escrows, and if it is not revealed in time both return to their owners.
No. 1inch counts the trade a user made once, while DEXs count every pool swap the trade passed through, and a Fusion order may be filled from a resolver's own inventory without touching a pool. The two measures overlap and should never be added together.
Fusion orders are signed messages filled by resolvers, not swaps waiting in the public mempool, which removes the usual target for a sandwich. Classic swaps rely on the slippage limit the trader sets and on how the transaction is sent.
Volume settled by CoW Protocol, the solvers that win its batch auctions, the surplus traders get and the share matched peer to peer.
Multi-chainEthereumGnosis+5Daily and monthly spot DEX volume on each chain and each exchange, decoded from swap events and valued at oracle prices.
Multi-chainEthereumSolana+3How much volume intent-based bridges and swaps fill, which solvers and relayers fill it and how long a fill takes from deposit to delivery.
Multi-chainEthereumBase+2Daily volume settled through NEAR Intents, the chains and assets it moves between and the solvers that fill it, read from its verifier.
NEARMulti-chainPaste a swap transaction to see whether a bot wrapped it in a front-run and a back-run, and what that sandwich cost the trader.
EthereumBNB ChainBase+1DeFi value locked on each chain, counted once at oracle prices, with the chain ranking, Ethereum's share and the protocols behind it.
Multi-chainEthereumSolana+3Start free in Voltfin Studio: boards, tables and reports where every number opens its receipt. Tell us which data you need first and we will build it next.