Cross-chain Swap Routes
Not ranked right now: we could read four of its seven products in full, and a ranking needs five.
The three we could not read are still named below, each with the reason; this is not a verdict on them.
We check this again by 26 December 2026.Last checked on 11 November 2026.
To see what we read, what we leave unread and what brings a ranking back, read Why some categories are not ranked right now.
How to judge one yourself
The questions we ask of every product here, and how much each counts when we rank. They work on any product, listed here or not.
- 35%counts for 35% of the weight
On the same transfer, how much do you lose in fees, margin, slippage and gas?
Measured all-in cost
- 30%counts for 30% of the weight
What must you trust for your money to arrive, and has it been exploited before?
Trust model and exploit record
- 20%counts for 20% of the weight
Does the fee it publishes match the fee its own live quote charges?
Published price versus observed price
- 15%counts for 15% of the weight
How many chains does its live service really serve, against what it advertises?
Chains actually served
What we track, A to Z
In alphabetical order, not in any order of merit.
- deBridge
Read in full on 3 November 2026
- LI.FI / Jumper
Read in full on 3 November 2026
- Relay
Read in full on 3 November 2026
- Squid
Read in full on 3 November 2026
Not read this time
- AcrossIts page
Not read since 11 November 2026: Across says across.to was taken over through its registrar on 10 November 2026; its post-mortem is not out yet
We link its site again once we can read it.
- Bungee / SocketIts page
Not read since 5 November 2026: Socket publishes no account of its January 2024 exploit
We link its site again once we can read it.
- Rango ExchangeIts page
Not read since 5 November 2026: Rango’s public route endpoint answers only behind a bot check
We link its site again once we can read it.
Why, in full
We compare cross-chain swap services on four things. On 10 November 2026 Across told its users on its own X account not to visit its app, connect wallets or sign transactions while it investigates a possible security incident affecting its domain, and across.to stopped resolving that evening. On 11 November 2026 Across said the domain had been taken over through its registrar and was back under its control. It has not yet published an account of what happened, so we will not rank Across until we can read it live again. We have not been able to read Rango Exchange or Bungee / Socket since 5 November 2026 either. Four products remain, each read in full on 3 November 2026, and a fair order needs at least five. They are listed A to Z with what we read.
Not ranked since 11 November 2026. Last checked on 11 November 2026. What brings the ranking back: Across publishes its account of the incident on its own site, its domain stays clean for 7 days after that and we read Across live on its own pages; or we read Rango Exchange or Bungee / Socket again; or a fifth cross-chain swap service can be read and compared. Then we read all five and rank them.