From your current position to a compatible pool, with every detail in front of you before you sign.
Connect your wallet to see your Uniswap v3 and v4 positions on supported networks, with their value, price range and estimated APR. Connecting alone never moves your funds.
See the compatible pools for your position and their estimated APR. Check the network, the protocol and any asset substitution. A higher estimated APR is not a guaranteed return.
Check the quote, the minimum amounts you receive and the estimated costs, then approve in your wallet. When the network changes, Across bridges the assets before your new position opens.
Invited users. Requesting an invitation does not grant access automatically. No public opening date has been set.
No. Ciao’s fee is 0% during private beta, but network gas and third-party costs still apply. Check the quote and your wallet’s gas estimate before approving. The result can differ within the slippage tolerance you accept.
With a wallet that supports atomic batching, such as Ambire, the departure is one signature. Other wallets need several approvals or steps. A one-signature departure does not make a cross-network move atomic: the bridge and the arrival happen afterwards.
APR annualises recent pool activity for a specific price range. It changes with volume, liquidity, token prices and time in range. It is not a guaranteed return. Some Ekubo pools pay rewards instead of swap fees; the quote says which source the estimate uses.
Uniswap v3 and v4 positions, whole or in part. You can move one to a Uniswap pool on another network, to another Uniswap pool of the same two tokens on the same network (a different fee tier, or v3 ↔ v4), or to an Ekubo pool where one is offered. What you see depends on the assets, your wallet, liquidity and the routes available today. A partial move keeps your position open with the rest: its uncollected fees always move with the part you send, and both the part you move and what stays behind must be worth at least $10.
No. Ciao never holds your private keys, and you approve every transaction from your own wallet. During a move, assets pass through smart contracts and, across networks, a bridge. Smart-contract and bridge risks remain.
If an atomic departure reverts, nothing changes except the gas you paid. In a multi-step move, steps already confirmed stay done. If the arrival fails on the destination network, the bridged assets go to your wallet there instead of a new position. If you can't tell how a move ended, keep its transaction reference and check its status before you send anything again.
Ciao compares the estimated move cost with what the destination should earn per year beyond your current position. It assumes the APR gap holds and leaves out source-network gas. It is a comparison, not a promise of future earnings.
Browser-extension wallets. Ambire and MetaMask smart accounts can move a position in one signature.
Connecting a mobile wallet by QR code is not supported.