Practical research
Choosing a route with MEV protection
Protection belongs to an execution path, not a logo.
Start with the submission path
A classic route sent through a public mempool is different from an intent filled by a solver. Compare CoW Swap batch settlement, 1inch Fusion and Velora Delta as different documented approaches, not as an ordered safety ranking.
Ask what is covered
Check the chain, supported assets, order type and submission channel. OKX documents protection through a specific broadcast integration; Relay describes destination-chain protection. Those conditions should remain visible beside the claim.
Compare the full trade
Request quotes for the same contracts and amount at the same time. Compare net received amount, expiry, fees and failure handling. Protection does not eliminate token, approval or smart-contract risk.
Profiles: CoW Swap, 1inch, Velora, OKX DEX, Relay
Sources checked
Source review: . Product documentation describes intended behavior; no trade execution or security audit was performed.
- API and network endpoints ↗
Quotes, order workflow and selected endpoints
- Fusion execution ↗
Resolver intents and MEV scope
- Market mode ↗
Classic routing and listed networks
- Swap API ↗
Modes, chain restrictions and referral parameters
- MEV protection ↗
Destination submission scope and named networks
This publication compiles documented information. It does not provide investment advice, recommend trades, connect wallets or execute swaps.
