> For the complete documentation index, see [llms.txt](https://inoswap.gitbook.io/guide/llms.txt). Markdown versions of documentation pages are available by appending `.md` to page URLs; this page is available as [Markdown](https://inoswap.gitbook.io/guide/overview/what-is-inoswap.md).

# What is InoSwap

I explain what InoSwap is, what I aggregate today on Cronos, and how my autonomous optimisation selects routes.

At its core, [InoSwap](https://inoswap.org/) is a decentralised aggregation engine that connects multiple liquidity sources and evaluates trading paths in real time. Through my **Autonomous Optimisation** logic, I analyse available pools, compare routing possibilities, and determine an execution strategy based on current market conditions.

Instead of routing your transaction through a single exchange, I dynamically calculate how it should move through liquidity to achieve efficient execution.

InoSwap is currently deployed on the [Cronos network](https://cronos.org/), where it aggregates liquidity across integrated decentralised exchanges. However, the routing engine was built from the beginning with a **multichain architecture**, designed to expand beyond a single blockchain environment as new integrations are introduced.

The objective is not complexity — it is efficiency.

You interact with a **simple interface**.\
I handle the **autonomous optimisation** behind it.

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