One interface for the BitBlocks DeFi stack.
BitBlocks Finance is a self-custodial interface for routed token swaps, V2 liquidity, on-chain staking, token discovery, and protocol metrics on BNB Smart Chain.
What is live in the app
Swap
Compares quotes from BitBlocks V2, PancakeSwap V2, PancakeSwap V3 and, when enabled, 1inch. The user can review route details before execution.
Liquidity
Creates or joins BitBlocks V2 pairs through the protocol router and factory. LP tokens represent the wallet’s share of pool reserves.
Earn
Reads MasterChef farms and discovered SmartChef contracts, including pool state, deposit fees, reward windows, balances, and pending rewards.
Tokens & updates
Provides a curated token directory, market context, protocol metrics, and product update pages inside the same dashboard shell.
Governance is not live in the main app yet. The current Governance screen explicitly marks on-chain proposal workflows as “Coming soon” and links to the wider BitBlocks voting site. This documentation does not describe planned controls as already available.
How a transaction moves
The app prepares transaction data, estimates output and presents the action. Your connected wallet remains the signer. An approval may be required before the router or staking contract can move an ERC-20 token.
The operating model
- Self-custodial: the frontend does not hold a wallet’s assets. Tokens remain in the wallet unless the user supplies liquidity, deposits into a staking contract, or signs another on-chain action.
- Permissionless token selection: curated assets are shown first, while the swap interface can resolve valid custom token addresses and merges the Trust Wallet BSC token list.
- On-chain quotes: V2 and V3 routes read pools on BNB Smart Chain. Optional 1inch quotes are proxied server-side so its API credential is never sent to the browser.
- Explicit safeguards: output minimums, transaction deadlines, route freshness, allowance checks, balance checks, and price-impact classification are implemented before execution.
What the interface cannot guarantee
The interface can validate inputs and simulate the route it knows about, but it cannot remove smart-contract risk, token-specific transfer behavior, market volatility, MEV, RPC failures, or impermanent loss. Always read the final wallet prompt.
Start with Connect a wallet, then read the guide for the action you intend to take. For contract behavior and addresses, use the Protocol reference.