Orchestrate
Model quotes, simulation, signing order, retries, and idempotency server-side—turn fragile one-offs between venues, L2s, and custody into repeatable playbooks your whole org can review, test, and reuse.
Orchestration · OpenAPI
Off-chain flows for Solana, EVM, and CCTP—one surface, your signers.
For the people who own limits, runbooks, and escalations when markets move—treasury, risk, platform SREs, and partner engineering. Fewer hand-built scripts; clearer pre-sign states, shared guardrails, and answers you can page on.
Model quotes, simulation, signing order, retries, and idempotency server-side—turn fragile one-offs between venues, L2s, and custody into repeatable playbooks your whole org can review, test, and reuse.
Same auth, tenancy, and policy hooks across Solana, EVM, and bridges—set limits and approvals once instead of maintaining a different security story for every chain your product touches.
Charts, news, reference prices, and execution-ready routes where traders and risk already work—fewer context switches and copy-paste errors when volatility spikes.
Structured envelopes, traceable IDs, and consistent error shapes that drop into dashboards, paging, and post-incident review—less log archaeology at 2 a.m.; easier evidence for auditors and partners.
DeFi Transactions is built for off-chain orchestration—the layer where your product meets the most useful parts of today’s blockchains without forcing every team to become a protocol specialist first.
It opens access to high-value networks and capabilities—lending, swaps, bridges, wallets, liquidity, and more—through consistent, product-grade APIs. Instead of hand-rolling cryptography, RPC quirks, and brittle one-off integrations, you compose flows behind clear contracts and ship features faster.
End users stay on familiar, guided experiences; the heavy lifting stays server-side, observable, and easier to secure and test. Whether you ship a wallet, a neobank, a treasury tool, or a partner surface, the goal is the same: make powerful chain features easy to reach for builders and pleasant to use for the people paying the bills.
Same orchestration layer can power wallets, consoles, partner APIs, and back-office automation—pick the journeys that match how you ship.
Supply and borrow against Solana lending venues, rebalance collateral with Jupiter legs, reconcile with RPC reads—ideal for desks that need repeatable workflows and audit-friendly states.
Swap, transfer, and ramp flows across Solana and EVM under one backend contract—ship a polished app without exposing every venue’s quirks to mobile clients.
Expose lending, bridges, or CCTP to partners behind your auth model; OpenAPI and grouped operations make onboarding and contract tests predictable for external teams.
Pair Hyperliquid and chart/news routes with the same gateway telemetry; optional circuit-breaker routes align operational tooling with trading flows.
Move liquidity, reconcile balances, and complete bridge-style flows from one orchestration surface—fewer handoffs between chains, spreadsheets, and bespoke scripts when money has to land in the right place on time.
Drop swaps, balances, payouts, or custody-aware flows into billing, payroll, marketplaces, or loyalty products—one integration contract per environment instead of rebuilding chain plumbing for every vertical.
Run scheduled rebalances, funding alerts, and programmatic execution with server-side retries and structured responses—replace fragile cron jobs that hammer raw RPC with flows you can observe and tune.
Feed finance, risk, and exec dashboards with consistent reads, aggregates, and chart-friendly routes—same primitives your product uses, so numbers in the board deck match what operations sees live.
Prefixes behind the gateway—details in API.
We are expanding orchestration toward deeper liquidity, price discovery, and execution surfaces—AMM pools, concentrated liquidity, order books, and cross-venue workflows—so teams can ship advanced DeFi without wiring every venue by hand.
Planned and exploratory areas (names are illustrative; availability and APIs will follow product and compliance priorities):
Today’s OpenAPI catalog documents what you can call now; roadmap items will land as first-class routes with the same auth, envelopes, and observability you already rely on.
API reference, DeFi Wallet, or Telegram—same product surface.