WingRiders is a Cardano AMM and liquidity interface using agents to process requests. Its cost structure includes pool and agent charges, network fees and refundable request ADA. The published terms, dated 1 June 2023, contain broad geographic exclusions, including the US, UK and EU; wallet compatibility should not be interpreted as legal access.[7][2][1]
Markets & services
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Product components
| Item | Published terms |
|---|---|
| Swaps | Requests processed against liquidity poolsSource 2Source 3Source 6Source 4 |
| Liquidity | Constant-product and stable pool designsSource 2Source 3Source 6Source 4 |
| V2 | App invites users to migrate older liquidity to V2 contractsSource 2Source 3Source 6Source 4 |
| Governance | WRT-based proposals and votingSource 2Source 3Source 6Source 4 |
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Swap request controls
| Item | Published terms |
|---|---|
| Slippage | User sets tolerated adverse price movementSource 2Source 1 |
| Deadline | Limits how long a request remains validSource 2Source 1 |
| Agent | Collects and executes requests in batchesSource 2Source 1 |
| Unfilled request | Funds may need reclaiming after expirySource 2Source 1 |
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Routed execution limits
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Pool designs
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Liquidity convenience functions
| Item | Published terms |
|---|---|
| Zap-in | Can convert an uneven or one-token contribution before adding liquiditySource 3 |
| Zap-out | Can convert withdrawn assets into one tokenSource 3 |
| Internal swap | Still attracts a swap feeSource 3 |
| Execution savings | Combining steps avoids an additional agent/network transaction chargeSource 3 |
Fees & commercial terms
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Cost components
| Item | Published terms |
|---|---|
| Pool swap fee | Taken from traded value for pool economicsSource 1Source 8 |
| Project fee | Some pools add a charge allocated to project ownersSource 1Source 8 |
| Agent fee | Funds batch execution and compensationSource 1Source 8 |
| Network fee | Cardano transaction charge in ADASource 1Source 8 |
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Request Oil ADA
| Item | Published terms |
|---|---|
| Published request amount | 2 ADASource 2Source 1 |
| Treatment | Returned on completion; not an agent feeSource 2Source 1 |
| Routed request | Increased to cover at least 2 ADA for each requestSource 2Source 1 |
| Funding implication | Required upfront even though it is refundableSource 2Source 1 |
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Comparing complete quotes
| Item | Published terms |
|---|---|
| Single versus routed swap | Count every pool fee and requestSource 2Source 1Source 3 |
| Displayed price | Check the actual minimum received and price impactSource 2Source 1Source 3 |
| ADA deductions | Separate paid fees from returned Request OilSource 2Source 1Source 3 |
| LP operations | An embedded zap swap can add a pool chargeSource 2Source 1Source 3 |
Deposits, withdrawals & settlement
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Supported wallet examples
| Item | Published terms |
|---|---|
| Software wallets | Lace, NuFi, Eternl, Gero and Typhon appear in the app guidanceSource 6Source 8 |
| Hardware support | Ledger and Trezor through supported wallet arrangementsSource 6Source 8 |
| NuFi integration | Embedded DEX access is advertisedSource 6Source 8 |
| Funding | Correct Cardano assets plus enough ADA for the selected actionSource 6Source 8 |
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Asset and output identity
| Item | Published terms |
|---|---|
| Token identifier | Policy ID and asset nameSource 8 |
| Ticker collision | Matching names under different policies are different assetsSource 8 |
| Minimum ADA | Token-bearing outputs require ADA alongside tokensSource 8 |
| Cross-chain asset | A similarly named token on another network cannot be assumed interchangeableSource 8 |
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Pending request handling
| Item | Published terms |
|---|---|
| Before execution | Request assets are committed to the contractSource 2Source 1 |
| Price movement | Can prevent a request satisfying its toleranceSource 2Source 1 |
| Expiry | Deadline defines the reclaim boundary described by the glossarySource 2Source 1 |
| Routed operation | Review the state of each leg, not only the initial requestSource 2Source 1 |
Custody & asset handling
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Where assets are exposed
| Item | Published terms |
|---|---|
| Wallet | Uncommitted assets remain under wallet controlSource 6Source 1Source 7 |
| Request | Assets await agent processing under contract conditionsSource 6Source 1Source 7 |
| Pool | LP position is exposed to reserve changes and token pricesSource 6Source 1Source 7 |
| External provider | A bridge or other integration adds its own terms and risksSource 6Source 1Source 7 |
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Pool income components
| Item | Published terms |
|---|---|
| Trading | Pool charges increase liquidity-provider economicsSource 1Source 4 |
| ADA staking | Glossary says ADA liquidity is staked and rewards returned to poolsSource 1Source 4 |
| Incentives | Farming arrangements can be changed by governanceSource 1Source 4 |
| Return | None of these components guarantees a positive total resultSource 1Source 4 |
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Audit and administration scope
| Item | Published terms |
|---|---|
| V2 statement | Project says the rewritten codebase was auditedSource 3Source 4 |
| Scope limit | That statement alone is not an independent deployed-code security assessmentSource 3Source 4 |
| Caretakers | DAO documentation assigns development/service roles to the initial teamSource 3Source 4 |
| Future plan | A veto board is described as planned, not established by that textSource 3Source 4 |
Client eligibility & restrictions
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Published geographic exclusions
| Item | Published terms |
|---|---|
| Major markets | US, UK, EU member states, Canada, AustraliaSource 7 |
| Asia | China, Japan, South Korea and PakistanSource 7 |
| Other named places | Russia, Cuba, North Korea, Iran, Syria, Crimea and SeychellesSource 7 |
| Additional limits | Sanctions, FATF categories and jurisdictions requiring unobtained permissionSource 7 |
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Age and governance eligibility
| Item | Published terms |
|---|---|
| Service age | 18 or the higher local age of majoritySource 7Source 4 |
| WRT location | Noncustodial wallet, WingRiders positions or vesting can countSource 7Source 4 |
| Excluded voting holdings | Custodial exchange wallets and unrelated protocols do not countSource 7Source 4 |
| Access | Governance participation also requires compliance with the platform termsSource 7Source 4 |
Support & contacts
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Support and notices
| Item | Published terms |
|---|---|
| Published email | [email protected]Source 7Source 2 |
| Useful records | Request transaction, pool and any routed-leg transactionSource 7Source 2 |
| Third-party issue | Provider support may be needed for an external serviceSource 7Source 2 |
| Notice rule | Terms say receipt of legal notice is confirmed by replySource 7Source 2 |
Authorisations & registrations
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Legal disclosure scope
| Item | Published terms |
|---|---|
| Document date | 1 June 2023Source 7 |
| Status claimed | Software/service provider; no financial-institution role claimedSource 7 |
| Law and courts | British Virgin Islands in the published contractSource 7 |
| Legal identity gap | Full incorporated counterparty name is not supplied in that documentSource 7 |
Operator & entity scope
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Governance decisions
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Roles and change authority
| Item | Published terms |
|---|---|
| Initial team | Development and servicing role in DAO documentationSource 4Source 7 |
| WRT voters | Can change fees, incentives and other parameters through proposalsSource 4Source 7 |
| Smart contracts | Execute authorised requests and pool actionsSource 4Source 7 |
| Corporate evidence | DAO terminology alone does not identify a licensed legal counterpartySource 4Source 7 |
- Operator
- WingRiders interface and DAO; full contracting-company name is not specified in the inspected terms
- Exchange model
- Decentralised
- Service scope
- Cardano swaps, constant-product and stable liquidity pools, related farming and WRT governance. Agents process requests; routed swaps can have multiple independently executed legs.
- Client types
- Retail clients; Professional clients
- Pricing publication
- Public and quoted pricing
- Other names
- WingRiders DEX; WingRiders DAO
- Headquarters
- Full contracting company and incorporation jurisdiction not specified; terms choose BVI law
- Covered jurisdictions
- Cardano interface subject to broad published country exclusions
- Pricing scope
- Pool trading fees, possible project fees, agent compensation and Cardano network fees apply. Published 2 ADA Request Oil is refundable on request completion and rises for multi-request routes; no universal all-in percentage was established.
- Funding scope
- Cardano assets and ADA fund swaps and requests. Request Oil is returned on completion; unsuccessful requests may require reclaiming after the deadline. Routed execution may leave the intermediate asset.
- Custody and asset handling
- Wallet-authorised requests and pool contracts hold committed assets. Agent batching, pending requests and LP positions create different execution and liquidity exposures.
- Client eligibility
- June 2023 terms exclude, among others, US, UK, EU, Canada, Australia, China, Russia, Japan, South Korea and Seychelles, plus other listed/sanctioned jurisdictions. Minimum age is 18 or higher local majority.
- Support
- [email protected] in the official terms; documentation and DAO community channels provide product guidance.
- Authorisation and registration scope
- Terms describe a software service and disclaim financial-institution status. No specific financial-services permission or compensation cover is established by the cited documents.
Exchange metadata checked 27 Oct 2026Source 1Source 2Source 3Source 4Source 5Source 6Source 7Source 8
Additional Information
Sections ↑Sources & further reading
- WingRiders fee and liquidity pool terminology WingRiders Docs · Accessed 27 Oct 2026
- WingRiders guidance and swap workflows WingRiders Docs · Accessed 27 Oct 2026
- WingRiders V2 stableswap and zap-in/zap-out mechanics WingRiders · Accessed 27 Oct 2026
- WingRiders DAO membership and initial-team roles WingRiders · Accessed 27 Oct 2026
- WingRiders voting thresholds, snapshots and token weights WingRiders · Accessed 27 Oct 2026
- WingRiders pool interface, V2 migration and supported wallets WingRiders · Accessed 27 Oct 2026
- WingRiders terms and country exclusions, 1 June 2023 WingRiders · Accessed 27 Oct 2026
- Cardano native-token identities and ADA requirements Cardano documentation · Accessed 27 Oct 2026
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