Coming to SUI Network
FairFlow is a DEX on SUI where retail traders aren't second-class. Transparent on-chain fee tiers and MEV-resistant execution — your $500 swap gets the same price quality as a $500,000 one.
The status quo
On a typical DEX, a $200 swap and a $200,000 swap use the same pool — but the large wallet shapes the price, takes the better fill, and leaves the retail trader with whatever's left.
MEV bots watch pending transactions, insert trades around yours, and extract value before your order settles. Small wallets are the easiest targets.
The headline rate is 0.3%, but dynamic routing markups and off-chain adjustments mean you often pay more. The difference is invisible until after the swap settles.
Large wallets get routed to deeper liquidity and better fills. Retail traders absorb the leftover slippage and never see the same price quality.
How FairFlow works
Every fee tier is published to the SUI chain before trading opens. No backend switches, no dynamic routing markups. The fee you see before you swap is the fee you pay — verifiable by anyone, at any time.
FairFlow's execution layer minimizes the window for front-running and sandwich attacks. Transactions are structured to reduce MEV profitability on small orders — the ones bots pick off most easily.
A $200 swap and a $2,000,000 swap go through the same routing logic, the same fee tiers, the same execution priority. Wallet size doesn't earn you a better deal at everyone else's expense.
Built for
Frequent, small-to-mid swaps
You trade SUI tokens regularly — $50 to a few thousand at a time — and the compounding fee drag has started to show up in your P&L.
DCA traders building a position
When you're buying into something over months, a 0.2% improvement per transaction compounds into real money. Every fill quality shortfall costs you.
Anyone who's been sandwich-attacked
If you've watched a trade execute 1.5% worse than the quoted price and you know why, FairFlow is built around fixing exactly that.
Not the right fit for
If you're moving $500K or more at once, FairFlow isn't optimized for your order size. You need deep institutional liquidity and specialized execution — there are protocols built for exactly that.
FairFlow explicitly doesn't optimize for large-wallet outcomes at the expense of retail traders. That's the tradeoff we made on purpose, and we're honest about it.
Early access
We're opening to a small group before public launch. Join the list and we'll reach out with your spot before trading opens.