KuCoin has partnered with Husher to improve access to digital asset swaps and strengthen liquidity for users across supported markets.
Summary
- KuCoin and Husher partnered to improve crypto swap access through deeper liquidity and routing infrastructure.
- Husher says KuCoin integration will expand user options while supporting a more efficient swap experience.
- The deal follows KuCoin’s wider push into payments, self-custody tools and regulated market access globally.
The agreement connects KuCoin’s global exchange infrastructure with Husher’s non-custodial swap platform.
The two companies said the partnership aims to make crypto swaps more accessible and efficient. It also seeks to give users more flexibility when exchanging assets across different blockchain ecosystems.
Husher adds KuCoin liquidity network
Husher is a non-custodial crypto swap platform. It allows users to exchange supported digital assets through a simplified interface without giving up long-term custody of their funds.
Through its routing system, Husher connects users to several liquidity sources. By adding KuCoin to that network, Husher expects to support a broader range of swap pairs and improve market access across supported routes.
Moreover, Husher said access to deep liquidity and broad digital asset markets has become more important as crypto adoption grows.
“By integrating KuCoin into our liquidity network, we can further expand the options available to users while supporting a more efficient swap experience,” Husher said.
KuCoin brings a large trading infrastructure and a wide range of listed assets to the partnership. Husher brings a user-facing swap product built around non-custodial access. Together, the firms aim to reduce friction for users moving between digital assets.
Broader KuCoin activity continues
The partnership comes as KuCoin continues to expand beyond spot trading. As previously reported by crypto.news, KuCoin was selected as the only global exchange in Nigeria’s virtual asset provider supervisory pilot, alongside five local fintech and crypto firms.
KuCoin has also been linked to wider crypto payment and wallet activity. Crypto.news reported that AEON partnered with KuCoin Pay to support crypto payments at physical and online merchants.
Separately, KuCoin Web3 Wallet integrated the 1inch Swap API in May to improve gasless swaps, liquidity access and MEV protection for eligible users.
Liquidity remains key for swaps
Crypto swaps depend on liquidity, pricing, routing and network support. When liquidity is thin, users may face worse prices, higher slippage or fewer available trading routes. Husher and KuCoin said their partnership seeks to address these needs through stronger connectivity.
The companies also said the collaboration could lead to future community initiatives, education campaigns and ecosystem activities. Further campaign details are expected through official KuCoin channels.
For users, the main point is access. The partnership gives Husher another major liquidity source while giving KuCoin another route to extend its market infrastructure beyond its own exchange interface.
The deal does not mean users can ignore normal swap risks. Users still need to check supported networks, asset availability, fees and execution details before making a trade. The partnership instead adds another connection layer between exchange liquidity and non-custodial swap access.
As crypto markets spread across more chains and assets, services that simplify routing may become more useful. KuCoin and Husher are positioning the partnership around that shift, with a focus on liquidity, easier swaps and stronger links between exchange systems and user-controlled wallets.
