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Usage

Describe your trading needs in natural language, and KiKo will automatically identify the trade direction, amount, and target token. Example Commands
  • "Buy ETH with 100 USDC"
  • "Sell all my SOL"
  • "Buy 0x1234...abcd with 50 USDC on Base, 1% slippage"

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Specifying Tokens: Please Use Contract Addresses

By default, KiKo can identify tokens by name only for stablecoins (USDC, USDT, etc.) and native tokens (ETH, SOL, BNB, etc.). For all other ERC-20 / SPL tokens, please provide the contract address directly in your command instead of the token name.
Many tokens may share the same name on different chains. If you only provide a name without a contract address, the AI might find the wrong token, leading to asset loss. Always copy and paste the correct contract address.
Right Way 
Buy 0xAbCd...1234 with 50 USDC
Risky Way (Not Recommended) 
Buy PEPE with 50 USDC   ← Might match the wrong token

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Pre-trade Quote

By default, KiKo displays an estimated quote before execution, including:
  • The amount of tokens you will receive and current price
  • Slippage tolerance and estimated price impact
  • Estimated fees
You can compare this quote with other platforms (e.g., DexScreener, CoinGecko) to ensure the price is reasonable before confirming execution.
Once Fast Swap Mode is enabled in User Settings, the quote step is skipped, and execution happens immediately after the command is sent. This is suitable for advanced users who prioritize speed; beginners are encouraged to keep quotes enabled.

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Slippage

Default slippage is determined by your user settings. In the current app version, Auto mode uses KiKo’s default slippage value, and the interface default is 10%. You can also specify it temporarily in a command, e.g., "Buy ETH with 100 USDC, allow 1% slippage". Price impact is recommended not to exceed 3%; the system will warn and potentially block trades if it exceeds the threshold.

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ERC-20 Approvals

Before selling ERC-20 tokens on EVM chains, KiKo needs to complete an approval. The method depends on the trading route: 0x / Uniswap V4 Routing (Main Path) Uses the Permit2 signature approval mechanism, valid for 24 hours. Approval is completed via an off-chain signature and does not leave a permanent allowance record on-chain, offering higher security. Approval automatically expires after 24 hours and is re-authorized during the next trade. Launchpads & Other Routing (FourMeme, PancakeSwap, etc.) Uses traditional ERC-20 approve with Max Approval, which remains permanently valid on-chain. Once approved, subsequent trades for the same token do not require re-authorization, saving Gas.
Max Approvals generated by Launchpad routes remain permanently on-chain. If you wish to revoke them, export your private key to tools like Revoke.cash. KiKo itself does not provide an approval revocation feature.

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Launchpad Support

KiKo automatically identifies the Launchpad platform a token belongs to and intelligently routes to the corresponding contract for trading. Supported Launchpads
NetworkPlatform
EVMClanker, Zora, FourMeme
SolanaPumpFun, BonkFun
You can ask KiKo directly: "Which Launchpad was this token launched on?"
We recommend prioritizing tokens from mainstream Launchpads. Since these platforms use open-source contracts, token launch rules are transparent and fair, carrying lower risk than self-deployed contracts. Launchpad details for a token can be viewed on the Tokens page.

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Solana Special Notes

Any transaction on the Solana chain (including USDC or other SPL token swaps) requires SOL to pay for network fees.
  • We recommend keeping at least 0.005 SOL in your wallet.
  • If you see "Insufficient SOL for fees", transfer a small amount of SOL and retry.
  • Solana transaction confirmation time is typically < 1 second.