MyDoge Goes Live With SwapKit: Native Swaps Between DOGE, Bitcoin, Ethereum, Solana and More

TL;DR: MyDoge is now live with SwapKit. MyDoge users can swap native DOGE to and from Bitcoin, Litecoin, Ethereum, Solana, Arbitrum, Base, Optimism, Polygon and Robinhood Chain, right inside the wallet. Every swap is routed through decentralized, permissionless protocols and settles natively. Your keys stay in your wallet.

MyDoge is live with SwapKit

MyDoge started as a simple way to send, receive and tip Dogecoin. It has since grown into one of the main gateways to the Doge ecosystem, with more than 500,000 users, a self-custodial wallet on iOS and Android, and built-in access to DogeOS apps, quests and games. Last month, MyDoge, DogeOS and Such App came together under Dogecoin Labs, led by MyDoge founder Jordan Jefferson.

As MyDoge has gone multichain, the obvious next question from shibes is how to move between DOGE and everything else without leaving the wallet. That is what this integration answers. MyDoge now uses SwapKit to find quotes and build swap transactions between Dogecoin and the other chains its users hold.

You pick what to swap, review the quote, approve it, and the swap settles on the destination chain. DOGE goes out as real DOGE on the Dogecoin network, and what you receive is the native asset on the chain you chose. No wrapped tokens, no exchange account, and no company holding your funds mid-trade.

Which chains are covered

At launch, MyDoge users can swap between:

• Dogecoin, the reason MyDoge exists.
• Bitcoin and Litecoin, so DOGE can move to and from the other big UTXO coins without a centralized exchange.
• Ethereum and its tokens and stablecoins.
• Solana, including SOL and SPL tokens.
• Arbitrum, Base, Optimism and Polygon, the Ethereum layer 2s and sidechains where much of DeFi now lives.
• Robinhood Chain, Robinhood’s Arbitrum-based layer 2, which went live on mainnet in July 2026 and is home to its tokenized Stock Tokens.

Every swap settles natively. DOGE stays DOGE on the Dogecoin network, BTC stays BTC, SOL stays SOL. There’s no bridged copy of your coins sitting in a contract somewhere, which removes a whole category of risk.

That makes some useful moves simple. You can take profit from DOGE into a stablecoin on Base, move BTC into DOGE to tip a fren, or bring ETH over from Arbitrum, all without leaving MyDoge or sending funds to an exchange first.

Decentralized, permissionless liquidity

MyDoge doesn’t depend on a single venue. For each swap, SwapKit asks every provider that supports the pair for a quote and returns the best route. Providers include:

• NEAR Intents: you state what you want to end up with, and a network of solvers competes to fill it.
• THORChain: the longest-running decentralized network for native cross-chain swaps, and one of the few places to swap native DOGE without a custodian.
• Chainflip: a decentralized exchange built for native cross-chain swaps between assets such as BTC, ETH and SOL.
• Maya Protocol: a sister network to THORChain with its own liquidity and chain coverage.
• Harbor: a decentralized exchange for native cross-chain trading, built by the founder of AirSwap and former THORChain engineers, with professional market makers quoting prices. SwapKit was Harbor’s launch partner.
• Flashnet: a Bitcoin-native exchange built on Spark. It uses atomic swaps and an AMM to trade BTC near-instantly, with settlement enforced by Bitcoin’s own rules.
• Pactswap: a cross-chain DEX built on Coinweb that swaps native assets such as BTC, ETH and DOGE without bridges. Every trade is backed by collateral, so either both sides settle or the collateral compensates the other party.
• Plus the other providers SwapKit integrates.

These are protocols, not exchanges holding your balance. THORChain, Maya and Chainflip are run by independent node operators who secure pooled liquidity on-chain, and NEAR Intents opens each trade to competing solvers. None of them ask you to open an account, and none of them hold your coins as a balance you have to withdraw later.

SwapKit is non-custodial too. It finds the route and builds the transaction, MyDoge signs it with keys that only you control, and funds move from your wallet through the protocol to your receiving address. Every step is visible on-chain, and SwapKit’s smart contracts are open source. If one provider is down or short on liquidity, another can take the trade, and as SwapKit adds providers, MyDoge gets them automatically.

How to swap in MyDoge

1. Open MyDoge and tap Swap.
2. Pick the asset you’re sending and the asset and chain you want to receive.
3. Enter the amount and check the quote, including fees and the amount you’ll receive.
4. Approve the swap in the wallet.
5. Track progress in MyDoge until the funds arrive in your receiving account.

SwapKit handles routing, pricing and transaction building in the background. MyDoge keeps doing what it has always done: giving you a friendly, self-custodial home for your Doge, now with a lot more places it can go.

About MyDoge

MyDoge is a self-custodial wallet built around Dogecoin, available on iOS and Android. It lets more than 500,000 users send, receive and tip DOGE, hold assets across multiple chains, and open DogeOS apps, games and quests directly in the wallet. MyDoge is part of Dogecoin Labs, alongside DogeOS and Such App.

Download MyDoge at mydoge.com and follow along on X.

About SwapKit

SwapKit builds non-custodial, permissionless infrastructure for decentralized cross-chain swaps, with open-source smart contracts. Through one API and SDK, wallets, dApps and other platforms get access to native swaps across 30+ blockchains and 10,000+ assets, aggregated from providers including NEAR Intents, THORChain, Chainflip and Maya Protocol. Integrators can set their own swap fees, track transaction status and run address screening.

Building a wallet and want native swaps? Talk to the team or read the docs.

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This article is for informational purposes only and is not financial advice.