Three centralized exchanges disappeared in the span of a month. AscendEX halted trading and put withdrawals under mandatory manual review on July 1. BitMEX announced its full shutdown on July 23, giving users until September 23 to get funds out. BitMart followed on July 26, telling users to close positions before the end of August. Different reasons, same lesson: on a centralized exchange, your funds are only as safe as the company holding them.
Chainflip's answer has always been the opposite. Non-custodial by design means there's no company standing between you and your funds to freeze, mismanage, or shut down. That model keeps attracting new builders. Four platforms have added Chainflip routing in recent months, and we asked each one why.
Multiswap
Multiswap operates a cross-chain swap and off-ramp bot inside Telegram, focused on converting BTC and SOL into stablecoins for a user base concentrated in Russia and Turkey. Since integration, its broker has routed $2.01M across 74 swaps. The team has also now launched a payment-gateway use case, letting customers pay suppliers in USDT TRC20 converted from their native coins.
The Multiswap team explained why they built on Chainflip:
"We chose Chainflip because it aligns with one of our core principles: users should always stay in control of their funds. Chainflip's architecture, where the protocol never takes custody of user assets or has the ability to freeze them, gives our users an additional layer of confidence when moving value across chains. That's exactly the kind of infrastructure we want to build on."
Try it at multiswap.fi.
Kotova
Kotova is a swap aggregator built around a simple idea: no markup on top of what the underlying exchange already charges. It currently routes across Chainflip and nine other instant exchanges, and runs its own dedicated broker infrastructure. Since integration, Kotova's broker has routed $280.49K across 43 swaps, with $26,373 of that as boosted volume.
David Kotov, founder of Kotova based in Germany, explained the approach:
"We focus heavily on a nice UX with as little blockers as possible, but we also offer swaps with no markups. This means we take a cut of their cut, no charges on top. Currently, besides Chainflip, 9 other instant exchanges are integrated. After creating an exchange, you can verify that your swap indeed exists with the relevant exchange by clicking on their exchange link under the header 'Counterparty.' We do run our own broker. We even set up a separate VPS for that."
Try it at kotova.io.
7.Exchange
7.Exchange launched publicly on May 7, 2026, as a unified, non-custodial execution layer for cross-chain trading, swaps, bridges, limit orders, and soon perpetuals, all in one flow. It currently connects 147 chains and 529 total integrations across bridges, liquidity sources, and wallets, with Chainflip listed on its own roadmap as a direct-swap integration. The name is deliberate: 7 has long been associated with luck, and the team leaned into simplicity with a single-character domain built to be impossible to forget. Their philosophy, in their words: "Just remember 7 when it's time to exchange." The integration runs through Chainflip's broker-as-a-service, and while swap volume hasn't started flowing yet, the teams are exploring a joint marketing activation to help get things moving.
Sherry Moradi, CEO of 7.Exchange, put it plainly:
"Our biggest differentiator is the Keystore model, which lets users execute cross-chain trades on supported wallets and assets without going through a WalletConnect flow. Combined with routing across 150+ networks, that's a stronger story than just being another aggregator. A joint trading competition encouraging users to swap through Chainflip's liquidity on 7.Exchange could be a great way to kick things off together."
Try it at 7.exchange.
EiDEX
EiDEX integrates Chainflip in two ways: as a live quoting provider inside its route screener, a free comparison tool that queries on-chain bridges, DEXs, and instant exchangers, then ranks results by how much a user would actually receive, and via a dedicated FLIP page with live price and market data. The screener itself is non-custodial: EiDEX never holds funds or executes the swap, it's purely a comparison layer that hands users off to whichever provider wins the route, mostly serving people in the CIS region. The exchange itself is in pre-launch, with a full public launch planned for September 2026.
Alex, founder and CEO of EiDEX, explained the moat:
"We built EIDEX as a best-price layer, not another swap UI. We quote 30+ providers side by side and route each user to whoever wins the trade. Chainflip earned its slot because it's one of the few sources with real keyless native liquidity across BTC, SOL, and ETH, exactly the cross-VM routes where most aggregators quietly fall back to wrapped assets. Wiring it in before our public launch was deliberate: we'd rather ship honest native routing from day one than bolt it on later. Our moat isn't a single pool, it's neutrality. We don't compete with the providers we quote; we send users to the best one, and that alignment is what keeps the comparison trustworthy."
Try it at eidex.io.
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