MemeSwap documentation
MemeSwap is a non-custodial meme coin research and swap interface across 25 chains. These pages document how it charges, what it exposes, and the rules it applies, with every number taken from the code that enforces it.
Updated 2026-09-17. All documentation.
Fees
The 85 bps trade fee, how it is collected per provider, bridge fees, creator rewards and what is never charged.
API reference
Every public GET route with its parameters and an example request, generated from the OpenAPI description.
Listing policy
How a token reaches the catalog, the trap and security rules, the swipe-deck tiers, and the one rule that removes a coin.
Chains
All supported networks with chain id, native coin, swap provider, bridge coverage and explorer.
Open data
The launch recorder snapshot, the Heat snapshot, feeds and machine-readable descriptions, with licences.
Embed widgets
Free iframe widgets: a token price card, the newest pairs and the top 10 by volume, with sizes, parameters and the attribution rule.
Where else to look
- Developers: the signing boundary, rate limits and what the beta API is not.
- openapi.json: the maintained OpenAPI 3.1 description of the supported beta routes.
- llms.txt: the canonical source list for AI assistants.
- Learn: guides on meme coin risk, wallet safety and original research.
- FAQ, Safety, Fees, Terms, Privacy and Risks.
- Referral programme: what a referral link does and what a campaign can pay.
What MemeSwap is and is not
The site and apps build routes and unsigned transaction data. Your own wallet reviews and signs every transaction; the server never holds keys and cannot sign for you. Listing a token is not an endorsement, scores are heuristics, and the Arcade runs on free play credits with no cash value. Questions: [email protected]. MemeSwap is operated by Agentic Labs LLC, San Antonio, Texas 78261.
Nothing here is financial advice. Meme coins are high risk and most lose value. The transaction review and wallet confirmation are authoritative for any live route. Read the full risk disclosure.