DODO

DODO is an exchange interface for digital tokens that operates through smart-contract protocols. The role is described as a DEX interface, which means swaps are carried out by the protocol rather than inside a centralised exchange account. The legal entity named for the project is DODO, Inc.

How it operates A user connects a wallet to the interface and chooses a token pair, and the transaction is executed by on-chain contracts. The material available for DODO does not list supported networks, tokens, fees or limits, so these should be confirmed on the project's site before trading, together with the costs of the blockchain used.

Restrictions and disputes The terms of use contain sanctions-related and territorial restrictions. This should not be read as a guarantee that no checks are ever applied, and participants from restricted jurisdictions should review the terms before using the interface. For disputes, the terms require a written claim first; if it is not settled within 30 days, the matter goes to JAMS arbitration under the terms.

Who it suits DODO is relevant for users who are comfortable with self-custody and want to swap tokens directly from a wallet, and for teams assessing a decentralised venue as one of several liquidity sources.