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# Workflow

Most of the existing cross-chain swap schemes have a fractured state between bridging and swapping, which means that users have to make at least two transactions to complete the cross-chain swap. 

To make matters worse, the existing bridges only accept limited tokens and networks. For example, as follows, users have to make at least three transactions(**two-thirds are manual**) to swap LINK on Ethereum for Doge on BSC.

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For a few better schemes, users only need to make two transactions but still need an extra swap on the destination chain manually.

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However, by using OmniBTC, users can swap any token between any chain with one click.&#x20;

**Besides, we have a novel algorithm that can calculate the best price and the lowest slippage for users so that users can enjoy cross-chain swaps with one click in a low-consumption environment.**

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As you can see, OmniSwap **unifies the liquidity** on every chain, instead of building up pools, and provides more profits for LPs. You can click the route button to check the details.

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