Matcha
Users enter a token pair or search across millions of indexed tokens.
What is Matcha?
Matcha brings together dex aggregation and token indexing. Aggregates liquidity across more than 100+ exchanges and decentralized sources to locate competitive pricing. Access to millions of searchable tokens across supported networks.
Its documented workflow includes: Users select their desired EVM-compatible network and search for target tokens by name or contract address. Users enter a token pair or search across millions of indexed tokens.
The platform documentation describes wallet access this way: Matcha does not hold user funds, manage private keys, or act as an intermediary custodian.
Official resources
Supported networks
- Ethereum
- Base
- BNB Chain
- Arbitrum
- Avalanche
- Polygon
- Optimism
- Mantle
Matcha features
DEX Aggregation
Aggregates liquidity across more than 100+ exchanges and decentralized sources to locate competitive pricing.
Token Indexing
Access to millions of searchable tokens across supported networks.
Limit Orders
Allows users to place limit orders on supported networks.
Matcha Auto / Tx Relay
Transaction mode utilizing relay architecture to dynamically adjust gas fees, aim for faster confirmations, and target zero failed transactions.
Token Approvals
Options for managing token allowances securely through underlying smart contracts.
How to use Matcha
Network/Asset Selection
Users select their desired EVM-compatible network and search for target tokens by name or contract address.
Search & Discovery
Users enter a token pair or search across millions of indexed tokens.
Who is Matcha for?
Matcha is suited to users looking for dex aggregation and token indexing on Ethereum. Its documented workflow includes wallet funding and balance management and contract-address based token actions.
Before you use it
- Official documentation explicitly highlights that Matcha does not have a native token.
- As with any decentralized tool interacting with smart contracts and public blockchains, transactions are irreversible, and users are fully responsible for checking token contract addresses carefully (especially for lesser-known tokens) to avoid scams or hon…
- Users must maintain adequate native gas tokens (e.g., ETH, MATIC, BNB) in their wallets to cover transaction costs on the respective network.
