Trading services and order controls
Sections ↑Dexalot combines an on-chain central limit order book with wallet swap interfaces. Its trading ledger runs on Dexalot L1, while host-chain contracts accept and release assets. The published architecture supports Avalanche Interchain Messaging within the Avalanche ecosystem and LayerZero for other supported chains. Customer signing does not remove the system’s reliance on cross-chain messages.[3]
The current website links the client trading application and markets its order-book, swap and liquidity products. These paths have different funding requirements: a wallet swap should not be confused with depositing capital into the exchange ledger or a managed vault.[1]
DefiLlama recorded US$1,532,849,117 of rolling 30-day spot turnover at 20:11:22 UTC on 20 October 2026. Protocol trading volume does not establish a number of unique customers, funded accounts or currently active traders.[2]
Limit-order validity choices
| Instruction | Execution treatment | Unfilled amount |
|---|---|---|
| GTC | Default limit-order validity. | Rests until filled or cancelled. |
| FOK | Must fill in full immediately or revert. | No resting remainder. |
| IOC | May fill the immediately available amount. | Remainder cancels. |
| Post-only | Must enter the book without immediate execution. | A crossing submission is rejected. |
The reference reserves stop and stop-limit types for future use; this is not a live-order promise. Market orders depend on pair enablement. Fees are charged in the asset received, so buying and selling can pay different tokens.[5]
Other order conditions
| Control | Documented consequence |
|---|---|
| Price and quantity filters | Pair-specific decimal precision and minimum/maximum trade amounts apply. A separate minimum resting value can cause a small remainder to cancel. |
| Cancel and replace | Replacement changes price or quantity and loses earlier priority. The original can remain cancelled when the replacement is rejected for insufficient funds. |
| Batch failure | A revert rolls back the transaction. A rejected item can be recorded while other items in the batch continue. |
| Self-trade prevention | The contract supports cancelling the taker, maker or both, or allowing the self-match when that mode is selected. |
The contract history records a June 2025 reduction in the default market slippage limit from 20% to 3%, alongside separate resting-order minimums. That is a documented default change, not proof that every current pair has the same configuration. Pair administration can also pause order entry or trading; an available market name does not establish uninterrupted execution.[7]
Swap paths
| Path | Instruction and settlement | Relevant boundary |
|---|---|---|
| SimpleSwap | Obtain an indicative price, request a firm quote, then submit the wallet transaction with its signed quote. | Quote expiry and the specified taker or executor matter; a displayed quote is not a completed trade.Source 8 |
| Same-chain RFQ | The contract checks authorization and exchanges assets in its atomic swap flow. | A failed transaction can still consume network gas.Source 9 |
| Cross-chain swap | Source and destination execution use messaging and destination inventory. | Two chain legs must not be described as one indivisible cross-chain transaction.Source 9 |
Trading tariffs and variable costs
Sections ↑Published order-book base fees
| Pair | Maker bps | Taker bps |
|---|---|---|
| USDT/USDC | 0 | 2 |
| sAVAX/AVAX | 0 | 3 |
| EURC/USDC | 0 | 4 |
| Other pairs | 10 | 12 |
Two independent discount schedules
| 28-day volume USD | Discount % | ALOT end-of-day balance | Additional % |
|---|---|---|---|
| 100k–250k | 8 | 5k–10k | 3 |
| 250k–500k | 17 | 10k–25k | 6 |
| 500k–1m | 25 | 25k–50k | 8 |
| 1m–5m | 34 | 50k–100k | 11 |
| 5m–10m | 42 | 100k–250k | 14 |
| 10m–25m | 51 | 250k–500k | 17 |
| 25m–50m | 59 | 500k–1m | 20 |
| 50m+ | 68 | 1m+ | 23 |
Discounts add; order-book orders only. Updates: 00:00–01:00 UTC. Hypothetical US$200,000 volume and 15,000 ALOT give 14% off: maker/taker 8.6/10.32 bps. Gross sale proceeds of 10,000 USDC produce 8.60/10.32 USDC fees, excluding other costs.[4]
Costs beyond the trading-rate table
| Component | Treatment |
|---|---|
| Host-chain deposit | PortfolioMain exposes a current native bridge-fee query and minimum deposit calculation. The required payment depends on the bridge and token path.Source 10 |
| Destination withdrawal | The fee calculation uses requested quantity, inventory on the selected destination and total inventory across chains. A single flat withdrawal quote cannot cover every route.Source 12 |
| ALOT gas supply | GasStation can exchange supported trading assets for native ALOT through PortfolioSub. This is a conversion of value, not evidence that every transaction is free.Source 13 |
| Network execution | Wallet swap transactions still require network execution. Quotes and approvals should be checked before submission, including the selected chain.Source 8 |
Deposits, internal balances and withdrawals
Sections ↑PortfolioMain is the host-chain gateway. It accepts deposits, sends the corresponding message and processes withdrawal messages that release tokens back to the wallet. It can continue completing withdrawal messages already in flight while paused for an upgrade. This is a specific contract behaviour, rather than a guarantee that every new deposit or withdrawal remains available during maintenance.[10]
Balance locations and practical use
| Location | What it represents | How to read it |
|---|---|---|
| Host-chain wallet | Assets available before deposit or after successful withdrawal. | Match the token contract and chain to the supported gateway.Source 10 |
| Dexalot L1 gas tank | Native ALOT used for execution. | The architecture does not put ordinary ERC-20 trading balances directly in this wallet.Source 3 |
| PortfolioSub total | The ledger balance, including funds reserved by orders. | A portfolio total is not the same as the amount immediately available for withdrawal.Source 11 |
| PortfolioSub available | Funds currently free of the relevant reservation. | Trades, cancellations and transfers can change this amount between inspection and execution.Source 11 |
PortfolioSub updates both total and available amounts when orders reserve funds and executions spend them. A partial fill can reduce total assets while leaving the unfilled order’s reservation outstanding. Cancelling a remainder releases the unused commitment; it does not reverse completed trades. This distinction also explains why a visible balance may exceed an accepted withdrawal amount.[11]
Withdrawal availability depends on destination inventory as well as the user’s ledger balance. InventoryManager tracks the backing by token and chain and computes the route-specific fee. A shared trading symbol does not imply identical token contracts or unlimited liquidity on every destination. Check the actual destination and received amount before authorizing the exit.[12]
DelayedTransfers applies threshold and cumulative-period controls to withdrawals, rather than deposits. Transactions above configured limits can enter a queue; an authorized executor releases them after the delay. The documentation exposes configurable parameters, not one universal waiting period. A security queue should therefore be distinguished from a staking cooldown or a wallet popup that has not been signed.[14]
Cross-chain RFQ has another failure path: insufficient destination inventory can put the unfulfilled payout into a queue. Confirmation of the source transaction alone therefore does not establish that the destination wallet received its assets. The two legs and any queued settlement need separate verification.[9]
Contract control, vaults and withdrawal safeguards
Sections ↑Deposits follow gateway, ledger and messaging rules without transferring the customer’s private key. REST and WebSocket data can lag the chain; contracts remain the definitive execution state.[3]
Selected administrative powers
| Component | Documented power | Customer implication |
|---|---|---|
| PortfolioMain | Administration can manage supported tokens and pause relevant operations. | Token availability and funding paths can change.Source 10 |
| DelayedTransfers | Administration sets thresholds and delays, with a separate execution path for queued withdrawals. | Immediate withdrawal is conditional on configured controls.Source 14 |
| GasStation | Gas distribution can be paused and its configured distribution amount changed. | A previous gas top-up is not an indefinite execution allowance.Source 13 |
| OmniVaultManager | Administration can pause or deprecate a vault; deprecation blocks new deposits while existing shares remain redeemable. | Redemption follows the vault’s process rather than reversing the initial deposit.Source 16 |
OmniVaultManager separates request collection from settlement and defines a settler role. Pending requests, share issuance and asset dispatch therefore have a lifecycle outside a single swap. A vault’s continued redeemability does not establish an immediate cash-out price, and a pause on new deposits should not automatically be described as the cancellation of every existing share.[16]
Customer eligibility and access restrictions
Sections ↑The linked terms require age 18 or above and lawful use, without establishing a comprehensive current country list. The company cannot recover lost wallet keys.[20]
The BannedAccounts contract documents deposit restrictions connected to sanctions, abuse and terms breaches. Administration can add or remove entries. Wallet ownership alone therefore does not establish eligibility for every gateway operation. This contract control should not be confused with a conventional identity-verified exchange account or an assurance that every permitted address has passed a full customer assessment.[22]
The privacy policy describes website and transaction-related technical data, support information and cookies. A browser may retain preferences or identifiers while a blockchain record remains independently available. No inactivity tariff was established from the inspected policy; closing a local session is also distinct from cancelling live exchange instructions.[21]
Support, unresolved transactions and records
Sections ↑Official assistance routes
| Purpose | Published contact | Scope |
|---|---|---|
| Customer assistance | [email protected] | Explain the chain, wallet, asset and transaction or order identifier. |
| Community support | The official Discord link in Dexalot’s contact page | Verify the destination through the official site; no private-key disclosure is needed. |
| Institutional integration | [email protected] | Commercial and integration enquiries rather than an automatic retail fee entitlement. |
The pending-transaction tutorial describes replacing a still-pending wallet transaction using the same nonce and a higher network fee. Replacement is a race before confirmation, not an undo button for a confirmed trade. Its historical gas-price examples should not be used as current network recommendations. Check the existing hash before interpreting a wallet delay as an exchange failure.[24]
For a contractual complaint, the linked terms specify notice through Corporate Creations Network Inc., 3411 Silverside Road, Tatnall Building, Suite 104, Wilmington, Delaware 19810. They provide a 30-day resolution period after receipt before AAA consumer arbitration, with a small-claims exception.[20]
REST reporting uses narrower defaults than a lifetime statement: orders can default to 30 days, transfers to seven days, and trader fills to a maximum of 100 records per page. Specify ranges and pagination when reconciling trading. An order can be cancelled or rejected without a fill, so execution history alone cannot explain every instruction.[25]
The Python SDK supplies clients for market data, signed access and contract interaction. Its examples should be adapted to the selected environment and signing arrangement, rather than treated as evidence that a demonstration key or test deployment is safe for live funds. Exported events and balances still require reconciliation across host chains, fees and external wallets.[27]
Legal roles and customer protections
Sections ↑No current entity-specific financial permission or customer insurance limit was established from the linked terms. Incorporation is not a financial-services authorization.[20]
Contract safeguards and asset recovery have separate scopes. A delayed withdrawal rule can constrain an exit without protecting the asset against every contract defect, bridge failure or market loss. The published control reference does not specify an insured amount payable to a customer following such an event.[14]
Company identities and service evolution
Sections ↑Entities named in the linked terms
| Entity | Jurisdiction | Role |
|---|---|---|
| Chainbloq Labs Inc. | Delaware, United States | Application company. |
| Dexalot Foundation Limited | Cayman Islands | Foundation associated with the service agreement and protocol fees. |
The linked terms remain dated 5 December 2021 despite later product and contract changes.[20]
The contract history documents a continuing architecture rather than an unrelated exchange replacement: multichain handling, token precision, order controls and funding charges have changed through versions. A July 2025 entry added native bridge-fee handling for deposits. Older tutorials that describe an earlier subnet or test environment can therefore omit costs and controls present in current references.[7]
- Operator
- Chainbloq Labs Inc.
- Exchange model
- Decentralised
- Service scope
- Dexalot L1 order book, wallet swaps, vaults and ALOT staking.
- Client types
- Retail clients; Institutional clients
- Pricing publication
- Public pricing
- Pricing scope
- Pair-specific maker/taker tariffs with additive discounts; route costs vary.
- Funding scope
- Supported crypto deposits, messaging and destination-chain withdrawals.
- Custody and asset handling
- Host-chain contracts and a Dexalot L1 asset ledger; user wallet signing.
- Client eligibility
- 18+ and lawful use; gateway restrictions apply.
- Support
- Official support email, Discord and business contact.
- Authorisation and registration scope
- No current entity-specific financial permission established.
Exchange metadata checked 20 Oct 2026Source 1Source 3Source 26Source 20Source 17Source 4Source 22Source 11Source 10Source 12Source 23
Covered contracting entities
Chainbloq Labs Inc.
- Jurisdiction
- Delaware, United States
- Covered services
- Application company.
- Client and location scope
- Contractual eligibility applies.
Dexalot Foundation Limited
- Jurisdiction
- Cayman Islands
- Covered services
- Protocol foundation.
- Client and location scope
- Contractual eligibility applies.
Vaults, staking, incentive displays and AI tools
Sections ↑OmniVault lifecycle described in the April 2026 guide
| Step | Documented mechanism | Timing or value boundary |
|---|---|---|
| Deposit | Fund the Dexalot ledger and submit one or both assets of a supported vault pair. | The request is pending until the settlement batch. |
| Receive shares | Settlement mints proportional vault shares. | The guide describes batches typically around three hours; participation begins when shares are issued. |
| Strategy operates | Managed market making uses liquidity across supported venues and chains. | Rewards are reinvested in vault assets rather than separately claimable without removing liquidity. |
| Withdraw | Redeem shares through the next settlement process. | The returned base/quote mix can differ from the deposited mix. |
ALOT liquid staking through Suzaku
| Stage | Documented treatment |
|---|---|
| Enter | Avalanche C-Chain; minimum 1 ALOT. Receive wsALOT representing a pool share. |
| Accrue | Reward accumulation changes redemption value. Rates vary; some fee-sharing and incentive additions remain labelled in development. |
| Request exit | wsALOT is locked while the current epoch finishes and a full following epoch elapses. Boundaries are Wednesday 13:00 UTC; the normal range is 7–14 days. |
| Complete exit | Submit the separate withdrawal to receive ALOT on Avalanche C-Chain. |
The staking guide quotes a 10% fee split equally between operator and Suzaku, but does not clearly identify its calculation base. The inspected page therefore does not support presenting that figure as a 10% principal deduction. Suzaku points have no guaranteed cash value.[17]
The incentive-program page links rewards to trading, liquidity quality and ALOT balances, excluding wash trading. Its displayed funding schedules end in 2025 and include a malformed date, with extensions described as possible. That page alone does not establish a funded October 2026 reward allocation. A score or projected allocation is not a withdrawable joining bonus.[18]
Dexalot’s performance APY uses only DIP rewards as its numerator and the highest daily recorded capital in open orders during the month as its denominator. It annualizes the monthly ratio by compounding for 12 periods. Hypothetical US$20 rewards on US$2,000 maximum active capital produce 1% monthly and about 12.6825% annualized. This excludes trading losses, token-price changes and other costs; it is not whole-account return.[19]
The current-month display projects reward earnings to the end of the month. Changes in rewards or a temporary increase in capital can change the result materially. The calculation is a display methodology, not proof that the incentive program is currently funded at any particular level.[19]
Programmatic access and signing authority
| Route | Scope | Boundary |
|---|---|---|
| REST / WebSocket | Public market data and authorized reporting. | They do not themselves submit contract orders or withdrawals.Source 3 |
| Signed reporting | A wallet signature authenticates trader data; a temporary WebSocket connection token lasts 60 seconds. | The reporting signature is distinct from signing a transfer.Source 25 |
| Trade Kit MCP / CLI | Local tools can expose trading, transfers and vault actions when writes are enabled. | Default read-only operation removes mutation tools; enabling writes with a signing key grants real transaction authority.Source 26 |
Trade Kit supports local-key operation, including an encrypted vault option. A usable signing key permits more than generating suggestions: configured tools can place orders or move assets. Its WalletConnect path is described as experimental, and inconsistent README statements leave full write coverage unresolved. Inspect actual capabilities before relying on that connector. Stopping an AI session does not cancel existing GTC orders or redeem vault shares.[26]
Sources & further reading
- Dexalot customer products Dexalot · Accessed 20 Oct 2026
- Dexalot spot activity snapshot DefiLlama · Accessed 20 Oct 2026
- Trading API and chain architecture Dexalot · Accessed 20 Oct 2026
- Trading fees and discounts Dexalot · Accessed 20 Oct 2026
- Trade-pair interface and order enums Dexalot · Accessed 20 Oct 2026
- TradePairs contract reference Dexalot · Accessed 20 Oct 2026
- Contract architecture and version history Dexalot · Accessed 20 Oct 2026
- SimpleSwap integration guide Dexalot · Accessed 20 Oct 2026
- DexalotRFQ contract reference Dexalot · Accessed 20 Oct 2026
- PortfolioMain contract reference Dexalot · Accessed 20 Oct 2026
- PortfolioSub contract reference Dexalot · Accessed 20 Oct 2026
- InventoryManager contract reference Dexalot · Accessed 20 Oct 2026
- GasStation contract reference Dexalot · Accessed 20 Oct 2026
- DelayedTransfers contract reference Dexalot · Accessed 20 Oct 2026
- OmniVaults guide Dexalot · Accessed 20 Oct 2026
- OmniVaultManager contract reference Dexalot · Accessed 20 Oct 2026
- Dexalot liquid staking guide Dexalot · Accessed 20 Oct 2026
- Dexalot incentive program Dexalot · Accessed 20 Oct 2026
- Trading performance APY calculator Dexalot · Accessed 20 Oct 2026
- Terms and conditions Dexalot · Accessed 20 Oct 2026
- Privacy policy Dexalot · Accessed 20 Oct 2026
- BannedAccounts contract reference Dexalot · Accessed 20 Oct 2026
- Contact Dexalot Dexalot · Accessed 20 Oct 2026
- Recovering a pending MetaMask transaction Dexalot · Accessed 20 Oct 2026
- REST API reference Dexalot · Accessed 20 Oct 2026
- Dexalot Trade Kit Dexalot · Accessed 20 Oct 2026
- Dexalot Python SDK Dexalot · Accessed 20 Oct 2026
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