on-chain order book · smart aggregator · Monad
Kuru
A fully on-chain order-book DEX and smart aggregator on Monad with trade, swap, discovery, liquidity, and vault features.
Live market snapshot
Recent activity for Kuru
CoinGecko · checked Aug 27, 2026, 10:29 PM UTC
24h volume
$55.09M
Reported pairs
6
24h trades
Not reported
Data coverage
Exchange snapshot
CoinGecko exchange snapshot. Volume is reported by CoinGecko in BTC and converted to USD using its current Bitcoin price; trade counts are not supplied by this endpoint.
Access model
Wallet-first
Fee lens
Kuru's official fee documentation is the source of truth for its current order-book, swap, aggregation, and related product charges.
Network scope
Monad
Verification
Wallet-first; checks vary
Editorial read
What stands out about Kuru?
Kuru combines an on-chain order book with aggregation and a broader set of portfolio, liquidity, and vault surfaces. That makes it different from a single-pool AMM: the quote can reflect order-book depth, route selection, market liquidity, and Monad transaction costs. Readers should distinguish a spot order from a vault or liquidity action because each has a different risk and fee lens.
Best suited to
Monad users comparing an on-chain order-book experience with smart-aggregation and liquidity tools.
Read before you trade
On-chain order books and vault features carry smart-contract, liquidity, token, signing, and market-depth risks. Confirm the Monad network, contract addresses, order type, spread, gas, and any vault terms before proceeding.
Availability: Monad network, market, wallet, and product surface dependent.
Verification: Kuru's public documentation describes a wallet-connected, fully on-chain product. No conventional account flow was relied on for this profile, but that is not a statement about legal identity requirements, eligibility, or anonymity.
Assets: Assets and markets listed by Kuru on Monad; confirm the live market and token contracts.
What may work well
- Fully on-chain order-book model
- Monad-native product scope
- Aggregation and liquidity surfaces
Trade-offs to understand
- Newer network and market-liquidity considerations
- Fee details vary by product and route
- Vault and liquidity features add separate risks
FAQ
Questions readers usually ask
How does Kuru charge users?＋
Kuru's official fee documentation is the source of truth for its current order-book, swap, aggregation, and related product charges. The fee can depend on the product and route; Monad gas, spread, slippage, and liquidity costs are separate.
Does Kuru require KYC?＋
Kuru's public documentation describes a wallet-connected, fully on-chain product. No conventional account flow was relied on for this profile, but that is not a statement about legal identity requirements, eligibility, or anonymity.
Which networks or assets does Kuru support?＋
Kuru describes support for Monad. The current network and token list can change, so confirm the live interface before signing a transaction.
What should I check before using Kuru?＋
On-chain order books and vault features carry smart-contract, liquidity, token, signing, and market-depth risks. Confirm the Monad network, contract addresses, order type, spread, gas, and any vault terms before proceeding. Compare the route, slippage, network fee, contract address, and local obligations before using the service. This profile is educational comparison content, not a personal recommendation.
Educational comparison only. Provider terms, fees, policies, and access can change.