Request features

1inch allows to approve a token without requiring a balance. This is a valuable timesaver when waiting for a token to arrive that has to be sold asap (on 1inch I can approve while the withdrawal is in progress and sell right away once it arrives, on matcha I can only approve once the token has arrived).

user can add liquidity and get incentive for fastest swap.

ı want to search for zora coins specifically, not just tokens in general through the Search feature so can put a category for choose coin chain name. Example i want search my filters inside Zora or BNB or Solana.....

My Order on Oct 29 2025 to sell 205.41 USDC filled and I received funds in my wallet but it's still marked as pending in open orders section.

after swap token you can add button "add token" to our wallet

The Batch Swap feature would enable users to execute multiple asset swaps in a single atomic transaction. Instead of processing separate transactions for each swap, users would be able to streamline their operations and acquire multiple assets in one seamless process. This feature would simplify the user experience and reduce the time and costs associated with sequential swaps.Batching swaps into a single transaction.

Instead of simply a limit trade. stop loss function could help user set a trigger price (stop) and selling price (limit). take profit function is similar to stop loss while it's the opposite to it. take profit function could help user set a trigger price and a selling price.

When i enter filter for search i need choose Networks,Zora,Trending,Popular category too. So can be easy which area can fine. For example i want see only Zora Creators members. Thanks alot

By default when viewing the trade rate for a past transaction it should show it in the most helpful way possible by default. For example if my default or local currency in my settings is set to USD, then all mypast trades should show the rate like this: 1 BTC = 100,000 USD Instead of like this: 1 USD = 0.00001 BTC The second way is counterintuitive and requires manual calculations. The first way shows the user what they really care about.