On the surface, the greatest progress often seems to come out of nowhere. 2026 will be no different; this year, the 0x product roadmap is bubbling with major releases, thanks to tireless head-down work over the previous 12 months. We anticipate huge growth for 0x through new API products (including the brand-new Solana API and Cross Chain API), and major performance improvements to the 0x Swap API, which already powers dozens of the apps you use everyday.

Naturally, each of those releases will be given the spotlight as their time comes. In the meantime, let’s take a look at what we shipped in 2025, while quietly building the next generation of crypto trading products.

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What 0x Delivered in 2025

0x scaled massively across our core business, integrating dozens more liquidity sources, indexing tens of millions of new tokens (starting the new year at 43.5 million!), and added support for 6 new chains. At the same time, we shipped new features, kicked off major partnerships, and solved problems that helped value flow freely in today’s tokenized world.

Latency Reduction

Since the launch of the new 0x Swap API v2 in 2024, the API products team has been making major optimizations that will bring latency down to the point where API responses will soon be twice as fast as our largest competitors, ensuring 0x remains the foremost onchain swap provider for customers including Coinbase, Metamask, Phantom, Robinhood, and more! Expect a deeper dive into these performance optimizations soon.

Coinbase Integrations

In 2025, 0x began powering Coinbase's DEX trading, bringing decentralized swaps of millions of onchain assets to tens of millions of Coinbase customers around the globe. As one of only two partners trusted to deliver institutional-grade trading infrastructure at Coinbase scale, 0x worked closely with the Coinbase team to deliver a low-latency, robust swap experience that would help Coinbase realize its mission to increase economic freedom.

0x also played a major role in delivering swaps for the Base App, launched in public beta in August and GA in December 2025. Having been one of the first DEX aggregators to support Base, 0x has worked closely with the Base team to realize their ambitious goals and deliver a consumer-ready product that can power the global creator economy.

Finally, 0x Swap API was added to the Coinbase Developer Platform as Swap API, enabling developers everywhere to build on top of a reliable and efficient stack with broad token coverage, alongside other tools like x402 and fiat onramps. This puts 0x tooling right at the forefront of crypto developers, from hobbyists to enterprise users.

A full case study covering these three areas is coming soon, so keep an eye on the 0x Content Hub for more details.

Flood.bid Acquisition

0x acquired Flood to bring its bespoke routing and some of the top minds in aggregation under the 0x brand. Since then, the team has been applying its brainpower to large-scale problems, including Solana aggregation, which is sure to deliver a strong start to 2026.

Zora Token Routing

Creator coins and SocialFi were one of the year’s most impactful metas, and Zora led the pack with its unique creator coin - post coin pairing. This challenged existing architecture but 0x delivered custom routing and realtime token indexing that allowed the creator economy to take off across all apps supported by 0x. Read more about Zora support in our 0x case study.

Farcaster Wallet

As Warpcast rebranded to Farcaster, it also began to prioritise trading features over a creator-centric strategy. The Farcaster team chose 0x to power its in-app wallet, bringing low-cost swaps and broad token coverage to the leading SocialFi platform.

Swap and Send

In October, we shipped a much-requested feature that makes it easy to send tokens directly to another wallet while executing a trade. Swap and Send lets your users specify the destination address, execute a swap, and have the tokens land in the desired wallet in one simple action.

New Chains and Liquidity Sources

As the crypto space becomes more fragmented across chains and pools, it becomes difficult for users to navigate, moving us further away from our goals of onboarding billions. As an aggregator, 0x exists to abstract away this complexity and provide seamless support wherever your users want to be.

To this end, we added support for 6 new chains: Unichain, Berachain, Sonic, Ink, Monad, and Plasma. We also began testing our upcoming Solana API through a few select partners ahead of public release - more on that coming soon!

Liquidity integrations are at the heart of 0x’s aggregation, and over the course of 2025 we added dozens of new AMMs and other liquidity sources, as well as expanded existing sources to new chains, to ensure the broadest sample of pools is available for optimal pricing. At the same time, 0x worked closely with integrators to ensure custom hooks for Uniswap v4 were supported and performed as desired.

Matcha

0x’s popular trading frontend, Matcha, is built on top of 0x APIs to provide a simple and reliable trading experience across millions of tokens. 2025 saw the design of Matcha bring token discovery to the forefront - literally. Its new homepage showcases an intuitive yet powerful table of tokens, grouped into categories and enhanced by the ability to filter tokens by chain or onchain metrics. As traders and tokens have both diversified, Matcha has made huge strides toward fulfilling user needs for clear, available information about the tokens they are trading.

Scoring Liquidity and Smart Contract Risks

Token pages are where users make their decision to trade a token, so these pages should provide as much information as possible to help a user detect potential problems before making a swap.

Liquidity scoring is designed to show a user how much of an asset they can trade without impacting the price beyond 2.5%, with a higher score correlated to higher dollar amounts that can be traded. This helps warn of illiquid tokens, where a trade would return far less tokens than expected at the stated price. It also gives a simple way to see which tokens are more liquid on a macro scale, with only a handful able to absorb multi-million-dollar trades.

Security Audits dive a level deeper, auditing smart contract code for malicious or suspicious code that might pose a threat to any trader that interacts with the token. These risks come in many forms, from known honeypots to tokens where more supply can be minted at the issuers’ discretion. The nature of smart contracts leave some ambiguity, as in many cases smart contracts may be flagged as suspicious depspite their function not being malicious at all, but by flagging these risks the user can decide how to proceed with greater confidence.

Discovery Features

Stepping back from specific tokens, Matcha now offers a macro view of all tokens, grouped into distinct categories: Popular tokens, Trending tokens, Social tokens, and Launchpad tokens. Using these tabbed views, a trader has broad visibility into what’s happening at every level of the markets. More categories will be shipping in 2025, to cover the whole breadth of the growing tokenized economy.

Powerful filters allow Matcha traders to drill down to the smallest details, such as how many holders a token has, when it was launched, or price action at both broad and narrow timescales, to sort through the tens of millions of tokens that exist onchain.

Now, Matcha is informative both at the discovery level, letting users easily answer the question ‘what token looks like a good opportunity today?’, and at the verification level: ‘is this the legitimate version of the token?’ or ‘will my large trade change the price I get?’.

Other Matcha Features

As well as the major repositioning of Matcha as a place to discover as well as trade tokens, the team also shipped new features in response to user needs and developments across the broader ecosystem.

Limit Orders were upgraded to support Base, Arbitrum, and Avalanche, with Base support being one of the most requested features at the start of the year. The Matcha team also extended Limit Order duration to one year, allowing for more complex trading strategies across all supported chains, and the ability to set a Limit Order to trigger on a custom percentage price movement, rather than a specific dollar amount.

More subtle but impactful changes came in the form of UX improvements, with the trading module now following the user’s scroll to enable them to better process token page information, and a token metrics preview in the search bar dropdown, allowing traders to quickly hover over a token to assess price action, liquidity, and risks, without needing to open the token page directly.

And, supporting 0x’s broader presence in the Farcaster ecosystem, Matcha launched its first Mini App for Farcaster and Base App, allowing users to enjoy quick and cost-effective trades directly from their social feed.

Matcha Meta

0x’s new meta-aggregator Matcha Meta went into private and then public beta, aggregating trade routes from all the biggest DEX aggregators on the market, including 0x. This has already yielded great results in terms of showing 0x’s true top-tier execution, and in providing performance data used to further optimize our APIs.

Inspired by a lack of transparency in other meta-aggregation tools, Matcha Meta shipped with the ability to simulate quotes, so traders see exactly how many tokens will land in their wallet. This all-in pricing accounts for slippage, gas fees, and more, allowing the most price-sensitive traders to know which aggregator will actually deliver the quoted price, and which ones are inflating their numbers.

Further features rolled out throughout the year, with a Cross-Chain meta-aggregation feature giving exclusive access to 0x’s upcoming Cross-Chain API, as well as ultra-efficient routes via Circle’s CCTP for bridging stablecoins. For the greatest efficiency, traders can also set slippage to as low as 1 basis point, giving unbeatable execution on very liquid token pairs, and set secure One-Time Approvals for flexible and fast trading across any aggregator.

Events and Hiring

Scaling both externally and internally, 2025 was a year of people. From pushing the bar on flagship crypto events to hiring top-tier talent, we focused heavily on meeting the individuals driving our industry forward. Here’s a quick look at some of our wins:

Events

• ETHDenver: the Matcha and 0x teams shared booths side-by-side to meet new integrators and onboard new traders, while also hosting a TeaHaus side event for 3 days of programming from the likes of Clanker, BoysClub, Propaganda, and more.
• Solana Accelerate (New York): our first Solana event, 0x was boots-on-the-ground spreading the word about upcoming projects and learning the ins-and-outs of what traders are missing.
• Farcon (New York): we led a session on Matcha while learning about the big moves coming from Base and rubbing shoulders with some of the rising stars of the creator economy.
• ETH CC (Cannes): bringing crypto flair to the French Riviera, Matcha set up a nail salon where guests could have Chipped nails applied for a week of next-level networking, while 0x was building lasting partnerships at our beachside soirée.
• Token2049 (Singapore): 0x delivered an unforgettable B2B event with Flash and Aave at our Sinners to Winners happy hour, while Matcha took over an arcade alongside Zora. To close the week we took to the stage at SheFi summit to talk about building products for the people that make up the market.
• DevConnect (Buenos Aires): Partnering up on the Padel court with Privy and Zerion, 0x and Matcha made the most of the week by hosting and attending side events and meeting partners new and old.
• Solana Breakpoint (Abu Dhabi): Closing the year with a few days on the Arabian Peninsula, we showed up big with a Matcha cart and 0x tent, letting us chat with traders and sit down with partners before delivering another full-tilt arcade experience with QuickNode and a buzzing happy hour alongside Drift, Trojan, and Crypto.com’s onchain wallet.

Hiring

The 0x team as a whole also grew, bringing talented minds from Coinbase, OKX, AWS, Jump Trading, TRM Labs, Injective, Nethermind, World of Women, Unstoppable Domains, Walmart, P&G, GSR, and a host of other A-grade acronyms and top-tier crypto brands.

This represents a cumulative headcount growth of over 40% over the last 12 months, with another 11 positions currently live at 0x.org/careers. If you’re looking for a fresh start with a team that’s built to ship, scale, and manifest a tokenized world where all value flows freely, contact our recruitment team today!

Big Things Shipping in 2026

All the above was achieved alongside major projects have not yet publicly launched. As we welcome the new year, the roadmap is already full with new tooling that will take onchain trading to the next level.

Without giving too much away, here’s a few of the things you can expect from Matcha in the coming months:

• Solana Swap API: aggregating liquidity for next-level swap routing that brings 0x’s industry-leading execution to Solana traders.
• Cross Chain API: tackling network fragmentation head-on, our upcoming bridge aggregator is designed to deliver seamless any-to-any token swaps across chains.
• 0x Swap API upgrades: uniting all improvements made since the launch of 0x Swap API v2, 0x integrators can look forward to cutting-edge latency, price improvements, and other features built to delight and retain your users.
• And naturally, Matcha and Matcha Meta have a host of improvements designed to take trading to the next level, which you’ll hear more about on their respective channels.

That concludes our look back at a year of Shipping and Scaling at 0x. If you’re interested in knowing more about anything covered here, or are ready to integrate 0x into your app or platform, you can reach us via our Contact Form.

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