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Monad, wired into the same scanner

Monad is the newest chain in the lineup — the EVM swap engine pinned to chain 143, with your own wallet signing and the risk check one paste away.

Feature · /monad in the NexFlow app · written September 2026

Monad is a high-throughput EVM chain — Ethereum tooling, much faster block times. For a trading desk that means the familiar surface (an EVM wallet, a KyberSwap-routed quote, a signature) on a chain young enough that half the tokens on it are this week's deployment. The Monad page mounts the same EVM engine as the rest of the EVM swap, pinned to chain 143.

What's actually live

Connect through wallet detection (EIP-6963) or WalletConnect, pick a pair, sign, done — the route, the quote and the signature all work the way they do on the other EVM chains. One difference matters: chain availability is server-driven. If Monad drops off the enabled-chain list, the page says so plainly instead of quoting a route that can't settle — a dead chain should fail loudly, not fill an order book.

About the signature count — the honest version

Marketing would say "one signature per swap". The code is more honest: a Monad swap takes one confirmation only once the fee forwarder contract is deployed for your address and your wallet can batch calls — and most Monad wallets can't batch yet (EIP-7702 support, plus a ten-MON floor on the forwarder). Until both conditions hold, expect two transactions: the token approval, then the swap itself.

The honest limit: young chains concentrate risk in young places — thin pools, fresh deployers, contracts that haven't survived a week of scrutiny. The scanner reads Monad tokens the same way it reads Solana and EVM: verify the contract address first, size second.

Scanning a Monad token

Same scanner, same read — paste the Monad contract and check authorities, holders and liquidity before the swap.

Frequently asked

Which wallets work on Monad?

Any wallet that advertises itself over EIP-6963 (the standard detection protocol — most modern EVM wallets do) plus anything WalletConnect reaches. There's no account to create; your wallet signs every transaction.

How many transactions does a swap take?

Usually two right now — token approval, then the swap. One-confirmation swaps require the fee forwarder deployed for your address and a wallet that can batch calls; most Monad wallets can't batch yet, so the honest answer is two until both conditions hold.

What does a Monad swap cost?

The house constant — a flat 1% on the swap amount, shown before you sign, half to a referrer when a referral exists — plus Monad gas, which is priced in MON.

Can the scanner read Monad tokens?

Yes — paste a Monad contract address into any scan box (including the one on this page) and the same checks run: contract flags, holder concentration, liquidity, sell-side behaviour. The engine detects the chain from the address format.

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