SunSwap Exchange

Spot Trading on TRON • Status of Perps & Lending • Complete User Guide

Getting Started with SunSwap

SunSwap is a decentralized exchange (DEX) protocol on the TRON blockchain. It allows users to swap tokens, add liquidity, and participate in farming/incentives. According to the official documentation, transactions are managed via smart contracts with automated liquidity pools. :contentReference[oaicite:0]{index=0}

  1. Go to the official SunSwap site: sunswap.com. :contentReference[oaicite:1]{index=1}
  2. Connect a Tron‑compatible wallet (e.g. TronLink, or other wallets that support TRON & TRC‑20 tokens).
  3. Ensure you have TRX (TRON’s native token) to pay for transaction fees.
  4. Select the token pair you want to swap, or consider adding liquidity to a pool. Use the “Swap” or “Liquidity” section. :contentReference[oaicite:2]{index=2}
  5. Review slippage tolerance and price impact before executing your swap.

Why Use SunSwap?

Step‑by‑Step Guide: Spot, Perps & Lending

Spot Trading (Swapping Tokens)

  1. Open the SunSwap “Swap” page. Ensure your wallet is connected to TRON mainnet.
  2. Select the input token and output token. E.g. USDT‑TRX, TRX‑SUN, etc. :contentReference[oaicite:8]{index=8}
  3. Enter the amount to swap. Adjust slippage settings if trade may be large, or market volatile.
  4. Approve token transaction if needed (for non‑native tokens). Then confirm swap. Wait for transaction confirmation in wallet / on chain.
  5. Receive the swapped token in your wallet. Optionally, check liquidity provider fee and price impact.

Perpetuals (Perps) Trading

As of latest sources, **SunSwap does not reliably offer perpetual futures (perps) trading**. There is no official documentation confirming live perps markets. If you are looking for leveraged futures, alternatives may be necessary. Always check SunSwap’s announcements.

Lending / Borrowing

Similarly, there is **no verified evidence** that SunSwap currently provides lending / borrowing as an integrated feature. Its core is focused on swapping, liquidity pools, and yield farming. If this is rolled out in future, documentation will likely appear in the official SunSwap docs. :contentReference[oaicite:9]{index=9}

Security Best Practices

Advanced Features & Tools

Frequently Asked Questions

What is SunSwap?
SunSwap is a decentralized exchange protocol on the TRON blockchain that uses automated liquidity pools to enable token swapping and yield farming. It does *not* require centralized order books. :contentReference[oaicite:17]{index=17}
Does SunSwap offer perpetuals (futures)?
No confirmed perps markets currently. No official documentation shows live perpetual futures in SunSwap. Always monitor their site for updates.
Can I lend or borrow assets on SunSwap?
As of latest data, SunSwap does not offer lending or borrowing integrated services. It focuses on swaps, liquidity provision, and yield rewards.
How do I provide liquidity on SunSwap?
You go to the liquidity pools section, select a token pair, deposit proportional amounts of both tokens into the pool, and then you will earn a share of swap fees and sometimes bonus farming rewards. Be mindful of impermanent loss. :contentReference[oaicite:18]{index=18}
Is SunSwap safe / regulated?
SunSwap is a decentralized protocol with open smart contracts. It does *not* appear to be regulated by major jurisdictions. Liquidity, token risk, and smart contract risk exist. Many reviews (like TradersUnion) caution users to do due diligence. :contentReference[oaicite:19]{index=19}

Conclusion

SunSwap is a mature and prominent DEX within the TRON ecosystem, known for its high swap volumes, liquidity provision, farming incentives, and user‑friendly swapping functionality. However, as of this writing, it **does not** reliably offer perpetual contracts or lending/borrowing units. For users seeking leveraged perps or borrowing/lending services, other platforms may be necessary. If you use SunSwap, follow good security hygiene, start small, and keep updated with official announcements to benefit safely.

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