THE PREMIER SUI PROP-AMM

ZERO SLIPPAGE

execution layer

Bolt decouples pricing from liquidity depth. Oracle-referenced pricing delivers the same quote on a $100 swap and a $10,000 swap. Built for aggregators and dApps on Sui. No front end. No token. Just composable infrastructure.

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zero slippage

RADICAL EFFICIENCY

Three outcomes no other liquidity model delivers simultaneously. Pricing comes from an oracle, not a bonding curve. Pools settle, they don’t price. Execution is atomic. Contracts stay composable.

01
Zero Slippage
Execution

The Bolt Oracle mirrors real market prices on-chain. The quoted price is independent of trade size or pool depth. A $100 swap and a $10,000 swap receive the same price relative to the market.

02
Radical
Efficiency

Pools are settlement infrastructure, not pricing engines. Bolt is designed to process disproportionate amounts of volume relative to the capital deployed, enabling radically more efficient liquidity utilization than traditional AMMs.

03
Fully On-Chain,
Fully Atomic

No off-chain solver coordination. No RFQ handshake. Swaps settle atomically on-chain at the oracle-validated price. Your contracts stay composable.

04
SDK-First
Integration

A TypeScript SDK designed for aggregators and dApps. Clean documentation, direct builder support, and live references on Sui. Integrations typically ship in days, not weeks.

05
BUILT
FOR SUI

Sui’s object-centric model, parallel execution, and sub-second finality make it the right environment for deterministic on-chain liquidity. Bolt is Sui-native by design.

YOU WIN
WE WIN
They win

Built for all

01
Aggregators

Win routes AMMs lose. Zero slippage on large swaps. One SDK. Deterministic pricing at scale.

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02
dAPPS

Plug in. Get zero slippage. Keep your contracts composable. No need to bootstrap deep liquidity.

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03
Foundations

Better infrastructure, not more incentives. Bolt upgrades ecosystem liquidity without expanding grant budgets.

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