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# Router (DEX Aggregator)

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In March 2025, new Router v2 [was launched](#user-content-fn-1)[^1].\
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It builds routes across major TON decentralized exchanges, supports split trades, and allows flexible settings. Since its release, DeDust is not only a DEX, but also a liquidity aggregator.

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It's also available for integration by anyone. For this, refer our [technical documentation](https://hub.dedust.io/apis/router-v2/overview)
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What is multi-DEX routing (Aggregation) in crypto?

Multi-DEX routing is a process where a trade is split across multiple decentralized exchanges (DEXs) to find the best possible price, rather than relying on just one exchange.

By using a router or aggregator like DeDust, your trade can automatically take the most efficient path—often involving multiple tokens and platforms—to reduce slippage, lower fees, and maximize the amount you receive.

This is usually much better than swapping on a single DEX, which might not offer the best rate or have enough liquidity for your trade.
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[^1]: [Telegram](https://t.me/dedust_en/113) | [X (Twitter)](https://x.com/dedust_io/status/1900587578287382836)


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