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# Features

## More than 50 liquidity sources aggregated

Our API pools together different liquidity sources on different chains to find the best rates and routes for token swaps. This ensures that users always get the best deal, no matter what chain they're using.

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## Multiple chains

The Poodl White Label is currently available on four chains:

* Ethereum
* BNB Chain
* Polygon
* Fantom

We also have plans to expand to additional chains in the future, so stay tuned for updates.

## Customizable token list

You can add your own tokens to the list, or simply use the \[default selection of vetted tokens]. This allows you to offer your community the options they want and need

## Affiliate fee feature

If you want to monetize the widget, you can set an affiliate fee as a percentage of each transaction. The proceeds will be sent to a wallet of your choosing, allowing you to earn additional revenue from the widget.

## Fully customizable UI

Whether you want to use the ready-to-go UI or customize it to match your branding, the Poodl White Label makes it easy to create a seamless and professional look.

## Performance tracking

A set of events are available to help you track how users are interacting with your customized widget. This can help you optimize the widget for better performance and engagement.


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