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# Smart Router (V2)
PancakeSwap Smart Router is a routing algorithm that links the AMM and stableswap (BNB Chain), and the AMM and market makers (Ethereum), to provide better liquidity and pricing. It uses a smart order routing algorithm that executes trades across multiple pools to find the best price for traders. For more information on StableSwap [click here](/trade/stableswap/classic-stableswap.md) and for the Market Maker integration [click here](/trade/pancakeswap-exchange/market-maker-integration.md).
The Kitchen will gradually roll out StableSwap pairs to further test and improve the product.
## Why should I use the Smart Router for my AMM swaps?
* Swap your stablecoins or other pairs with similar asset prices more efficiently with the same trade steps.
* Swap against market makers, who may provide better execution on trades than the normal PancakeSwap AMM.
* With the StableSwap function, the trading slippage is lower than normal AMM.
* The StableSwap trading fees are lower compared to the normal AMM.
## Still Cooking
* Better UI on output.
* Split routes for more efficient trades. Eg. Router sends 50% of the pair to a different route to save fees depending on the trade size and liquidity.
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