This guide provides a technical overview for developers looking to integrate with BiSwap Official Site. We will focus on interacting with its core AMM functionalities, BiSwap Liquidity Pools, and its popular yield-generating features on the BiSwap on BNB Chain network.
Step 1: Understanding the AMM Core
BiSwap operates as a decentralized exchange (DEX) using an Automated Market Maker (AMM) model. When you Swap on BiSwap, you are interacting with on-chain liquidity pools.
Mechanism: Each trading pair maintains a pool of two tokens, and the price is determined by their ratio.
Slippage: Be aware of potential slippage, especially for large trades, as the price can move during execution.
Step 2: Providing Liquidity to Pools
Developers can build interfaces for users to become liquidity providers (LPs).
Deposit: Users deposit an equivalent value of two tokens into a BiSwap Liquidity Pools.
LP Tokens: They receive LP tokens representing their share. These tokens are essential for participating in farms.
Step 3: Integrating with Farms & Launchpools
The core of BiSwap's yield generation lies in its farms and launchpools.
BiSwap Farms & Launchpools: LPs can stake their LP tokens in farms to earn additional rewards, typically in BSW tokens.
Launchpools: Single tokens can be staked in launchpools to earn new project tokens. Your dApp can query the respective pool contracts to display available farms/launchpools and allow users to deposit/withdraw.
Step 4: Leveraging Trading Fee Reimbursement
A unique feature for developers to highlight is the BiSwap Trading Fee Reimbursement. Up to 100% of trading fees can be reimbursed to users who stake BSW. Developers can integrate this by:
Checking a user's BSW staking status (via BSW Token Staking).
Querying the reimbursement contract for eligible fee refunds.
This feature, combined with the protocol's audited contracts, addresses "Is BiSwap Safe?".
For all smart contract ABIs, router addresses, and SDK documentation, refer to the Full Official Documentation.
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