Returns the list of destination bridge chains for a given token on a given chain.

List Bridgable Tokens

The unique ID of the blockchain. For a list of supported chains see the [FAQ](/guides/faqs).

Whether the token is considered a spam token.

apiKey

UnauthorizedError eg. Account is blocked.

ResourceNotFound eg. No quotes available or Gas fee/price not available

Get bridgable tokens

Uniswap Labs API documentation for integration of swapping and liquidity staking.

Uniswap Labs

Introduction

Swapping

Introduction to the Liquidity Provisioning Workflow

Liquidity Provisioning

Supported Chains & Tokens

Swap Routing

Swapping Code Examples

Swap Message Sample

FAQs

Allows the requestor to check if the `walletAddress` has the required approval to transact the `token` up to the `amount` specified. If the `walletAddress` does not have the required approval, the response will include a transaction to approve the token spend. If the `walletAddress` has the required approval, the response will return the approval with a `null` value. If the parameter `includeGasInfo` is set to `true` and an approval is needed, then the response will include both the transaction and the gas fee for the approval transaction.

Certain tokens may require that approval be reset before approving a new spend amount. If this condition is detected for the `walletAddress` and `token`, the response will include the necessary approval cancellation in the `cancel` paragraph. The same response **will also include** the approval transaction in the `approve` paragraph. When `cancel` is not applicable, the paragraph will have a `null` value.

Check Approval

Requests a quote according to the specified swap parameters. This endpoint may be used to get a quote for a swap, a bridge, or a wrap/unwrap. The resulting response includes a quote for the swap and the proposed route by which the quote was achieved. The response will also include estimated gas fees for the proposed quote route. If the proposed route is via a Uniswap Protocol pool, the response may include a permit2 message for the swapper to sign prior to making a /swap request. The proposed route will also be simulated. If the simulation fails, the response will include an error message or `txFailureReason`.

Certain routing options may be whitelisted by the requestor through the use of the `protocols` field. Further, the requestor may ask for the best price route or for the fastest price route through the 'routingPreference' field. Note that the fastest price route refers to the speed with which a quote is returned, not the number of transactions that may be required to get from the input token and chain to the output token and chain. Further note that all `routingPreference` values except for `FASTEST` and `BEST_PRICE` are deprecated. For more information on the `protocols` and `routingPreference` fields, see the [Token Trading Workflow](/guides/swapping) explanation of Swap Routing.

API integrators using this API for the benefit of customer end users may request a service fee be taken from the output token and deposited to a fee collection address. To request this, please reach out to your Uniswap Labs contact. This optional fee is associated to the API key and is always taken from the output token. Note if there is a fee and the `type` is `EXACT_INPUT`, the output amount quoted will **not** include the fee subtraction. If there is a fee and the `type` is `EXACT_OUTPUT`, the input amount quoted will **not** include the fee addition. Instead, in both cases, the fee will be recorded in the `portionBips` and `portionAmount` fields.

Quote

Get a quote for a limit order according to the provided configuration.

Limit Quote

Checks if the wallet address has the required approvals. If the wallet address does not have the required approval, then the response will include the transactions to approve the tokens. If the wallet address has the required approval, then the response will be empty for the corresponding tokens. If the parameter `simulateTransaction` is set to `true`, then the response will include the gas fees for the approval transactions.

Note that approval is required for both creating and removing positions in V2 pools. Approval is only required for creating positions in V3 and V4 pools.

This request allows the caller to create a position in a pool or, if the pool does not yet exist, to create a new pool. If a new pool must be created, a transaction is returned for the pool creation. In either case, a transaction is returned to create the new position in the pool. If the parameter `simulateTransaction` is set to true, then the response will include the gas fee for the creation transaction(s).

Different fields are required depending on the pool version (V2, V3, or V4) into which a new position will be created, in addition to the fields which are always required. When creating a position in a V2 pool, the `position` object must contain token0 and token1 addresses. When creating a position in a V3 pool, the `position` object must contain all fields except for `hooks` which are not supported in V3 pools. When creating a position in a V4 pool, all fields within the `position` object are required except for `hooks` which is optional. Note that both V3 and V4 pools require the population of `tickLower` and `tickUpper` fields. Furthermore, `poolLiquidity`, `currentTick`, and `sqrtRatioX96` are always required when creating a position in a V3 or V4 pool. All pool versions require the population of `amount0` and `amount1`, which specify the quantity of tokens being entered into the pool.

When creating a pool, additional fields are required depending on the pool version being created, in addition to the fields which are always required. When creating a V3 or V4 pool, either `initialPrice` or `poolLiquidity`, `currentTick`, and `sqrtRatioX96` are required. When creating a V2 pool, only `initialPrice` is required. V3 and V4 pools require `amount0` and `amount1` fields to be populated, as the creation of the pool must include seeding of liquidity. V2 pools may optionally have `amount0` and `amount1` populated; V2 pools do not require liquidity to be seeded when creating the pool.

Create Pool and Position

The response will also have the transaction to increase the position for the corresponding pool. If the parameter `simulateTransaction` is set to `true`, then the response will include the gas fees for the increase transaction.

Increase Position

The response will also have the transaction to decrease the position for the corresponding pool. If the parameter `simulateTransaction` is set to `true`, then the response will include the gas fees for the decrease transaction.

Decrease Position

The response will also have the transaction to claim the fees for an LP position for the corresponding pool. If the parameter `simulateTransaction` is set to `true`, then the response will include the gas fees for the claim transaction.

Claim Fees

The response will have the transaction to claim the rewards. If the parameter `simulateTransaction` is set to `true`, then the response will include the gas fees for the claim transaction.

Claim Rewards

The response will also have the transaction to migrate the position for the corresponding pool. If the parameter `simulateTransaction` is set to `true`, then the response will include the gas fees for the migrate transaction.

Migrate Position

This endpoint will generate a calldata for a send transaction based on the inputs. The calldata may be signed by the `sender` to cause the specified `amount` of the `token` to be transfered from the `sender` to the `recipient`. The successful response always includes estimated gas for the transaction.

Create Transaction Calldata

Gets the current delegation status and message for a smart contract wallet across different chains. Returns delegation information for each chain ID in the request.

Check Wallet Delegation

Encodes a list of transactions into a single transaction for smart contract wallet execution. All transactions must have the same chainId.

Swapping Endpoints

Liquidity Provisioning Endpoints

Reference Data Endpoints

Utility Endpoints

List Bridgable Tokens

Authorizations

Query Parameters

Response