Nearswap
Nearswap: order filling on NEAR Mobile Swap
NEAR Intents solvers compete to fulfill token-exchange requests made through NEAR Mobile Swap. Peersyst Technology provides the web interface, whose swap functionality uses the Aurora Intents Widget supplied by Aurora Labs Limited. Protocol smart contracts settle transactions on-chain.
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What do solvers contribute to an order?
An intent expresses the desired exchange. The selected source token, target token and amount describe the trade that solvers compete to fulfill. The widget provides access to that functionality through NEAR Mobile Swap; Peersyst doesn't control the underlying solvers, smart contracts or liquidity pools.
The interface provider's role is to present the service and transaction details, while execution takes place through NEAR Intents and the underlying blockchain networks.
Which widget option requests a token exchange?
| Widget option | Effect on the balance | Relation to order filling |
|---|---|---|
| Swap | In the deposited-balance flow, a filled exchange produces a balance of the selected target token in NEAR Intents. | This is the token-exchange request that solvers compete to fulfill. |
| Deposit and hold | After source-chain confirmation, the deposited asset appears as a NEAR Intents balance. Deposited tokens are held in protocol smart contracts. | Funding a balance doesn't require an immediate token exchange. |
| Withdraw a held balance | The selected token moves from the protocol balance to a supported destination chain and wallet address. | A deposited asset can be withdrawn without first swapping it for another token. |
Does solver competition guarantee the quoted price?
Peersyst Technology's Terms of Service, effective February 2026, state that market movement, slippage or solver execution can cause the actual exchange rate to differ from the quoted rate. They also exclude guarantees of best execution, favorable pricing or immediate settlement.
The displayed quote gives the user an exchange proposal to review before confirmation. Its price and estimated timing remain subject to those execution conditions.
Who charges the transaction fees?
Network transaction fees go to the blockchain network. Protocol fees are charged by NEAR Intents or its solvers and aren't determined by Peersyst. Peersyst may also apply a service fee to certain transactions.
The February 2026 Terms of Service require applicable fees to be displayed in the transaction preview before confirmation. Assessing the cost of an order therefore requires the preview for that transaction, including any applicable service fee.
