A cross-chain swap trades asset A on chain X for asset B on chain Y in one flow: the trade and the bridge happen together, signed once, settled to the destination address. Without it, moving value between chains means two transactions, a bridge balance, and an evening of tab-switching.
The hard part of bridges has always been trust: who holds the in-flight value? Modern routing answers with liquidity pools and verified message passing rather than custodial bridges, keeping the non-custodial property end to end.
The swap screen routes cross-chain natively: pick what you hold on its chain, pick what you want on its chain, and the router bridges alongside the trade in a single signed transaction.
Every term behind the rails, the assets, and the settlement.