Rango Exchange has integrated Chainflip to enable direct swaps of native assets like BTC, ETH, SOL, and stablecoins without wrapping or manual bridge selection.
How it works:
- Rango's routing engine simulates paths across liquidity sources in real-time
- Automatically selects Chainflip when it offers the optimal route
- Optimizes for output amount, speed, gas costs, and reliability
Key benefits:
- No wrapped tokens required
- Automated route selection
- Competition between protocols ensures best execution
The integration allows users to swap native assets across chains while Rango handles the complexity behind the scenes. Read full details
Native assets deserve native routes! With @Chainflip integrated on Rango, users can access efficient paths for BTC, ETH, SOL and stablecoin swaps; without wrapping, bridge-hunting, or manual route selection馃 Rango鈥檚 engine simulates routes across integrated liquidity sources
Tron USDT Becomes Top Destination on Rango Exchange with $28M in March Volume

**Tron emerges as leading destination chain** The ETH.USDT to TRON.USDT route topped Rango's volume charts in March with $28 million in transactions. This marks a continuation of Tron's growing popularity as a destination for stablecoin transfers. **Key trends:** - Tron USDT remains the preferred destination across multiple months - Bitcoin destinations continue to show strong demand - Notable migration pattern from BNB Chain to Solana observed in January data The data suggests users are increasingly choosing Tron for USDT transfers, likely due to lower transaction fees compared to Ethereum mainnet.
Rango Expands Hyperliquid Routing with Five Bridge Integrations

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Rango Expands Cross-Chain Infrastructure with Katana and OKX Integration

Rango Exchange released its January 2026 report highlighting significant platform expansions: **New Integrations** - Added support for Katana, OKX DEX aggregator, Omniston, and dFlow - Trust Wallet and Metamask expanded their swap chain capabilities - Launched social login feature powered by Privy for improved user experience **Market Position** - Maintained dominant position in cross-chain Bitcoin aggregation - Continued leadership in multi-chain aggregation services - Ran campaigns with Soneium and ITLX wallet The platform continues building on its November momentum, when it crossed $6B in lifetime traded volume and handled over 90% of BTC cross-chain aggregation. [Read the full report](https://medium.com/@rangoexchange/rango-january-2026-report-f779fc423ff8)
Rango DEX Shows Steady Growth Despite November Market Decline

**Cross-chain DEX aggregator Rango maintained steady momentum in November** despite broader market downtrends affecting crypto trading volumes. The platform, which supports multiple blockchain ecosystems including: - EVM-based chains - ZK rollups - Cosmos ecosystem - Solana and UTXO networks **Key highlights:** - Sustained user activity during market volatility - Continued cross-chain bridge functionality - Platform resilience amid challenging conditions Rango's multi-chain approach appears to be providing stability as users seek efficient asset swapping routes across different blockchains. The platform's ability to find optimal trading paths may be particularly valuable during uncertain market periods. *This performance contrasts with November's general market weakness, suggesting growing adoption of cross-chain infrastructure.*