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# PancakeSwap MEV Guard

¡Protege tus operaciones con el RPC privado de bloXroute <> PancakeSwap!

¿Te preocupa que los bots MEV hagan frontrunning de tus operaciones on-chain? Ya no tienes que preocuparte — usa el MEV Guard de PancakeSwap para proteger tus operaciones.

Disponible en BNB Chain.

### Aspectos destacados

1. Disfruta de intercambios seguros, protegidos y privados sin frontrunning ni ataques sándwich.
2. Endpoint RPC rápido y confiable para tu uso diario, más allá del intercambio y el trading.
3. Solución fácil de configurar y completamente gratuita para todo tipo de usuarios.

### ¿Cómo usarlo?

Visita <https://pancakeswap.finance/mev> para obtener más información.

O usa la siguiente información para añadirlo manualmente a tu billetera:

* Nombre de la red: PancakeSwap MEV Guard New
* URL RPC: <https://bscrpc.pancakeswap.finance>
* ID de cadena: 56
* Símbolo de moneda: BNB
* URL del explorador de bloques: <https://bscscan.com>


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