Uniswap v4 Integration
This section documents how Ring and FewToken integrate with Uniswap v4.
What this section is
This section is for developers who want to understand:
- how
FewTokencan be used in Uniswap v4 liquidity environments - which Uniswap v4 contracts and interfaces are relevant to Ring integrations
- how Ring products such as the launchpad may seed liquidity into Uniswap v4 pools
What this section is not
This section does not describe a separate native Ring v4 AMM.
Important distinction:
- Ring currently operates
Ring Swap (v2)as its native swap protocol - Ring does not currently operate a separate native
Ring v4 - the material in this section should generally be read as
FewToken + Uniswap v4integration documentation
Some low-level reference pages in this section still follow upstream v4 naming conventions. When that happens, read them as technical integration references rather than as proof that Ring operates a separate native v4 AMM.
How to read this section
If you are new to Ring, read these sections first:
Concepts > Ring OverviewConcepts > The Ring ProtocolContracts > Few ProtocolContracts > Ring Swap (v2)
Then use this section as a technical integration reference for Uniswap v4-related workflows.