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nearswaps vs Intear
Intear runs an exchange (Intear DEX), a launchpad, a swap router, a token index and a wallet. nearswaps uses Intear's router for TEAR and Intear launchpad tokens, Rhea's pools for most other tokens, and adds auto orders, 1-click trading and a token check. Launch pool fees on Intear DEX apply on both.
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| nearswaps | Intear | |
|---|---|---|
| Routing | Its own router over Rhea classic and stable pools (direct and two-hop paths, split over up to 3 routes in 5% steps), plus Rhea DCL pools, Intear DEX through Intear's router, and launchpad pools (Nearly, JustHoot, Shards). | Intear's DEX Aggregator returns ready-to-sign routes; its open-source router covers Rhea pools, Rhea DCL direct pairs, Aidols, Intear DEX (Plach) pools and staking routes. |
| Order types | Market swap; auto orders: stop-loss, take-profit, limit buy, breakout buy, triggered on price or market cap, expiring within 30 days. | Swaps. Intear's site and docs describe no limit or stop orders (Intear Terminal is listed as coming soon). |
| 1-click (no popup per trade) | Yes: a function-call key limited to trade and withdraw on the orders contract; a trading balance held by that contract. | Swaps from Intear's apps are approved in your wallet; Intear also runs Bettear, a Telegram trading bot. |
| Fees | 0.5% site fee (1% on a few pairs) plus the pool's own fee; 0.02 NEAR per auto order (0.01 refunded); wrap and unwrap free. | Each pool's fee, set by its creator and able to change over time: Intear launch pools often charge 5%, and new launches can start at 50% to 70%. Intear DEX adds a small protocol fee, and apps may add a referral fee of up to 5% per pool. |
| Custody | Swaps: signed in your wallet, nothing held. Auto orders and 1-click: tokens held by the orders contract, sent only to the exchange or back to you; its owner key was still in place on 20 October 2026, during the trial. | Swaps signed in your wallet; launch pool liquidity can't be added or removed; in a private pool only the owner adds or removes liquidity, and can lock its fees. |
| Cross-chain | Pay in from, or sell to, BTC, ETH, SOL, ZEC, USDC and USDT on their own chains through NEAR Intents, from the swap or the Bridge page. | None described on intea.rs or docs.intear.tech (read 20 October 2026). |
Sources
- Intear DEX
- Intear launchpad
- Intear products (intea.rs)
- Intear docs: Plach pools and fees
- Intear DEX Aggregator source
- Intear DEX source code
- Intear token index
- Intear DEX contract on NearBlocks
- nearswaps fees, in full
Questions people ask
Does nearswaps trade Intear launchpad tokens?
Yes. TEAR and Intear launchpad tokens (v1 and v2, paired with NEAR or TEAR) are quoted by Intear's router and trade on Intear DEX, in the swap, the Terminal, Pulse and 1-click.
Can I set a stop-loss on an Intear launch token?
Yes. Auto orders work on Intear DEX pools and pay out in native NEAR. Pools so thin that 5 NEAR moves the price more than 15% are refused.
Why is the fee on a new Intear launch so high?
Many launch pools start with a high fee that falls over time. Both sites charge the pool's live fee; nearswaps shows it in the fee line and asks for a second click above 10%.
Does nearswaps charge more than Intear?
nearswaps adds its 0.5% site fee on top of the pool fee. On Intear DEX any app may add a referral fee of up to 5% in each pool a swap goes through (Intear's docs), so compare the fee line in each app.