
Getting native swaps into more wallets takes more than adding a swap button. @Pact_Swap’s latest update focuses on making those connections work better. Pricing and quotes can now be configured for each integration partner, rather than using the same settings everywhere. This should help Pact offer more competitive options when apps compare different swap routes. The team is also rolling out infrastructure upgrades to support more frequent swaps, improve transaction tracking and help liquidity providers run their trading tools more smoothly. Broader compatibility with Bitcoin wallets is being explored too. These improvements come from feedback from partners already working on integrations. The team is solving practical problems that come up when other products connect to Pact. For users, the goal is straightforward: more ways to access native swaps through familiar wallets and apps. For partners, it means making Pact easier to integrate and better suited to their users.
