We would call it the core swap infrastructure on TON. Even if you have never opened it, your wallet probably swaps coins through it.
Plenty of people use STON.fi without knowing it. Its Omniston aggregator powers swaps in several TON wallets, querying different liquidity sources and picking the better rate. The protocol's own app is really for those who want to see the details.
Inside it works like any decentralised exchange. Connect your wallet, pick a pair, see what you get after slippage and sign the transaction. The keys stay with you and the platform holds nothing. You can add coins to a pool for a cut of the fees, and the team runs extra rewards on some pools from time to time.
A newer feature is stablecoin swaps between TON and EVM networks. A swap only goes through if the service can deliver exactly the quoted amount, and early on these swaps had a per-transaction cap. It is a useful tool, but pay close attention to limits and networks when moving funds.
The downsides match every exchange of this kind. Fresh tokens can be scams, thin pools swing hard, and liquidity pools carry impermanent loss. For a plain swap of TON to USDT, though, it is one of the calmer spots in the ecosystem.
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