Swidge, a portmanteau of swap-and-bridge allows users to Swap, Bridge, or both, all in a single process. Below are a list of common reasons why a Swidge transaction has failed, and how they might be resolved.

Slippage is automatically preset by default, depending on the token pair that you are attempting to Swidge between. You can edit this by clicking on the widget when configuring your Swidge transaction. Setting the slippage too low may result in the Swidge failing, as the price of the tokens involved have changed beyond the slippage limit between the submitting of the transaction and the time it was accepted on the blockchain. To resolve this, you will need to fill out your Swidge again and reconfigure your slippage appropriately.

Some token pairs may not have sufficient direct liquidity pools, and as such require your Swidge transaction to go through multiple transactions. This can result in Swidge transactions failing at one point of the process. An example of this is attempting to Swidge between two meme coins, such as Stonks ($STNK) and dogwifhat ($WIF). Your Swidge would start with swapping between $STNK and $USDC (a memecoin stablecoin pairing) and then swapping between $USDC and $WIF (another memecoin stablecoin pairing). In the scenario that the price of $WIF has fluctuated beyond the preset slippage range, the second swap transaction will not go through and the $USDC will be returned to your Infinex account. You can then attempt the Swidge again, between $USDC and $WIF with a new quote.

Due to network congestion or high network traffic, a Swidge transaction may fail. To resolve this, simply refresh your page and fill out your Swidge again for a new quote.

If your issue does not fall into any of the above, please reach out to our dedicated Customer Service team for assistance.