Below are answers to common questions about Brick Chain. If you don’t see your question here,
email us at support@brick-chain.co.
What is Brick Chain?
Brick Chain is a decentralized swap interface that helps you trade tokens using on-chain liquidity.
Trades execute directly from your connected wallet. Brick Chain does not custody funds.
Is Brick Chain a DEX?
Brick Chain is a swap interface that routes trades through available liquidity sources. You can think of it as an
aggregator-style interface: it helps find an efficient route, then your wallet submits the transaction on-chain.
Do you hold my funds?
No. Brick Chain does not hold user funds. You connect your wallet and approve transactions from your wallet.
Your assets remain in your wallet unless you sign a transaction to move them.
Is Brick Chain the same as Brickchain Finance?
No. Brick Chain is not affiliated with Brickchain Finance.
Brick Chain is an active decentralized swap interface focused on transparent, self-custodial token trading.
Brickchain Finance appears to be an unrelated and inactive project that is no longer maintained.
While the names are similar, the products, teams, and websites are completely separate. To avoid confusion, always verify that you are using brick-chain.co when interacting with Brick Chain.
Which networks are supported?
Currently, Brick Chain supports Base. Additional networks may be added over time as we expand coverage.
Which tokens are supported?
Brick Chain supports a broad set of tokens that have compatible contracts and available on-chain liquidity.
Token availability can change based on liquidity and routing support.
Users are responsible for verifying token addresses and details before trading. If you want a token added or flagged,
email support@brick-chain.co.
Why do I need to approve tokens?
Many tokens require an “approval” transaction before they can be swapped. Approval grants permission for a router or
smart contract to spend a specific token on your behalf for swaps. This is standard in DeFi.
Does Brick Chain charge fees?
Network fees (gas) are paid to the blockchain validators and are required to execute transactions.
Brick Chain may also introduce transparent interface fees in the future; any such fees would be clearly disclosed
in the interface before you trade.
What is slippage and how should I set it?
Slippage is the maximum price movement you’re willing to accept between submitting your transaction and it being mined.
Low slippage can cause failed swaps in volatile markets. Higher slippage can increase the risk of receiving less than expected.
- Stablecoin swaps: often work with lower slippage.
- Volatile or low-liquidity tokens: may require higher slippage.
Why did my swap fail?
Common reasons include:
- Slippage too low: price moved before confirmation.
- Insufficient liquidity: the route couldn’t fill your size.
- Insufficient gas: your wallet didn’t have enough ETH for network fees.
- Wrong network: your wallet is not connected to the supported network.
- Token approvals missing: approval transaction not completed yet.
Can I get support if something looks wrong?
Yes. If you see an unexpected token, suspicious route, or confusing behavior, stop and reach out:
support@brick-chain.co. Never share your seed phrase or private keys.
Does Brick Chain provide investment advice?
No. Brick Chain is a software interface. Nothing on Brick Chain is investment, legal, or tax advice.
You are solely responsible for your decisions and risk.