Get the best swap quote from AKKA DEX aggregator. Returns the expected output amount for swapping tokens on supported EVM chains. Use this to check prices before executing a swap. Amounts are in wei (the token's smallest unit). Use akka_list_chains to find valid chain IDs.

Generate a ready-to-sign swap transaction via AKKA DEX aggregator. Returns complete unsigned transaction data (to, data, value, gas) that the user must sign and broadcast. IMPORTANT: This does NOT execute the swap — it only builds the transaction. Use akka_get_quote first to check the expected output amount.

Compare swap quotes across individual DEX pools for a token pair. Returns AKKA's aggregated quote alongside the top 3 individual pool quotes, showing how the aggregated route outperforms single-pool swaps. Useful for explaining the routing advantage to users.

Get the AKKA Router contract address that needs token approval before swapping ERC-20 tokens. Users must approve this address to spend their tokens. Not needed for native token swaps.

Generate an ERC-20 approve transaction for the AKKA Router. Returns unsigned transaction data (to, data, value) to be signed and sent. Required before swapping ERC-20 tokens (not needed for native tokens). If amount is omitted, grants unlimited approval.

Check how many tokens the AKKA Router is currently allowed to spend from a wallet. Use this to determine if an approval transaction is needed before swapping. Returns "0" if no approval has been granted. Native token swaps (src = 0xeee...eee) never need approval.

List available tokens for swapping on a given chain. Returns token symbols, names, addresses, decimals, USD prices, and verification status. Use this to discover tradeable tokens or look up a token's contract address by symbol.

Get detailed information about a specific token by its contract address, including symbol, name, decimals, logo, verification status, and USD price.

List all blockchain networks supported by AKKA DEX aggregator, including chain IDs, network names, and native token symbols. Use this when a user asks about supported chains or needs to find the right chain ID.