> For the complete documentation index, see [llms.txt](https://docs.tradecraft.fi/llms.txt). Markdown versions of documentation pages are available by appending `.md` to page URLs; this page is available as [Markdown](https://docs.tradecraft.fi/integrations/integrate-tradecraft/integration.md).

# Integration

Tradecraft is a permissionless decentralized exchange, open for integration by wallets and other dApps.

We offer two integration options, with the tradeoffs shown below:

<table data-card-size="large" data-view="cards"><thead><tr><th></th><th></th><th></th><th></th></tr></thead><tbody><tr><td><h3>Pool Addresses</h3></td><td>Interact using standard Daml <em>TransferOffers</em> and <em>Preapprovals</em>.</td><td><p><i class="fa-check" style="color:$warning;">:check:</i> Trade.</p><p><i class="fa-check" style="color:$warning;">:check:</i> Deposit and withdraw liquidity.</p><p><i class="fa-x" style="color:$danger;">:x:</i> More expensive.</p><p><i class="fa-x" style="color:$danger;">:x:</i> Slower transactions.</p><p><i class="fa-x" style="color:$danger;">:x:</i> Lower TPS capacity.</p><p><i class="fa-x" style="color:$danger;">:x:</i> No flash accounting features.</p><p><i class="fa-x" style="color:$danger;">:x:</i> No built-in leg matching.</p><p><i class="fa-x" style="color:$danger;">:x:</i> No transaction failure insight.</p><p><i class="fa-check" style="color:$warning;">:check:</i> Usable with basic transfer API access (no validator node required).</p></td><td><a href="/spaces/dF47DwfCAGYAD1QW2BrD/pages/jW5Hj6Wfe7wUYd73yrGN">Documentation</a></td></tr><tr><td><h3>Daml Package</h3></td><td>Interact using custom choices from our Tradecraft Daml package.</td><td><p><i class="fa-check" style="color:$warning;">:check:</i> Trade.</p><p><i class="fa-check" style="color:$warning;">:check:</i> Deposit and withdraw liquidity.</p><p><i class="fa-check" style="color:$warning;">:check:</i> Cheaper transactions.</p><p><i class="fa-check" style="color:$warning;">:check:</i> Faster transactions.</p><p><i class="fa-check" style="color:$warning;">:check:</i> Higher TPS capacity.</p><p><i class="fa-check" style="color:$warning;">:check:</i> Flexible flash accounting features.</p><p><i class="fa-check" style="color:$warning;">:check:</i> Leg matching built in.</p><p><i class="fa-check" style="color:$warning;">:check:</i> Transaction failure insight.</p><p><i class="fa-x" style="color:$danger;">:x:</i> Requires a validator node to use.</p></td><td><a href="/pages/acpJhBHDIZ7LWgwDsPv9">Documentation</a></td></tr></tbody></table>

Aside from the above documentation, other helpful documentation includes:

[Guide: Building a Trading Interface](/integrations/integrate-tradecraft/guide-building-a-trading-interface.md)

[Tradecraft API](/api/api.md)


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