# 2. How It Works

#### 2.1 Routing Engine

MOOR’s router continuously indexes pools across integrated DEXes and computes the most efficient swap route.\
It evaluates:

* Pool depth and fees
* Slippage vs. liquidity ratio
* Real-time gas metrics
* Multi-hop vs. direct execution

Execution is handled **on-chain via a single atomic transaction**, ensuring transparency and minimizing failed trades.

#### 2.2 Execution Flow

```
User initiates swap  
↓  
MoorRouter scans all DEX pools  
↓  
Optimal route computed (split or direct)  
↓  
Atomic multi-DEX transaction executed  
↓  
User receives best-possible output  
```


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