Kyber expands Smart Exit
Kyber Network broadened its Smart Exit feature to include automated liquidity exits across Ethereum, Monad, Optimism, Arbitrum, Base and BNB, allowing liquidity managers to trigger exits without constant manual monitoring. (x.com). The update positions automated risk controls across multiple L1s and L2s for liquidity providers. (x.com)
KyberSwap has expanded Smart Exit, an automation tool for liquidity providers, to Ethereum, Monad, Optimism and Arbitrum after first launching it on Base and BNB Chain. (blog.kyberswap.com) Liquidity providers on concentrated-liquidity exchanges pick a price range for their funds, and they often have to remove that liquidity quickly when prices move. KyberSwap’s docs say Smart Exit lets users set exit conditions in advance and close positions automatically when those conditions are met. (docs.kyberswap.com) KyberSwap said the feature now works across six chains in total: BNB Chain, Base, Ethereum, Monad, Optimism and Arbitrum. The company described the rollout as an expansion to four new chains in a post published this week. (blog.kyberswap.com) The product sits inside Kyber Earn, the platform’s liquidity-management section, where users can create a Smart Exit order from a new or existing position. KyberSwap says Smart Exit is available only for supported positions and protocols, including Uniswap version 3, Uniswap version 4, PancakeSwap version 3 and PancakeSwap Infinity concentrated-liquidity pools on the chains already supported in the user guide. (docs.kyberswap.com) KyberSwap’s documentation says users can define one or more exit conditions, set a maximum execution gas level and choose an expiration time. The company also says order creation and cancellation are gasless, meaning users do not need to submit an on-chain transaction from their wallet to set up or cancel the instruction. (docs.kyberswap.com) A separate technical page says execution is also gasless for the user at the moment the order triggers, because operators broadcast the transaction on the user’s behalf. KyberSwap says settlement still happens fully on-chain and remains subject to smart-contract checks. (docs.kyberswap.com) The expansion adds Smart Exit to Ethereum mainnet and three Ethereum-linked scaling networks: Optimism, Arbitrum and Base. KyberSwap’s broader docs also list Monad among its supported chains, with chain ID 143, indicating the company has already integrated that network into other parts of its product stack. (docs.kyberswap.com 1) (docs.kyberswap.com 2) Kyber Network describes itself as a multi-chain liquidity hub, and KyberSwap has been adding tools beyond token swaps, including limit orders, cross-chain swaps and liquidity products. In a product update published on April 10, 2026, the company said its 2026 roadmap centers on “intelligent systems” and a broader “Smart Finance Hub” push. (kyber.network) (blog.kyberswap.com) For liquidity managers, the practical change is simple: the same exit logic can now be set on six chains instead of two. That reduces the need to watch each position manually across Ethereum and its faster, lower-cost companion networks. (blog.kyberswap.com)
