SendTokens aggregates liquidity, markets and yield across DeFi. Route swaps across connected liquidity sources, trade perpetuals across venues, and find yield across protocols — from one portfolio, one API and one AI layer.
We do not rebuild the market — we reach it. Routing, perpetuals, yield, payouts and the record of what you hold sit behind one account, quoted across every venue we can reach, so coverage and price become the platform's problem rather than yours. There is no sign-up and no approval queue: a wallet is the account, and it is the same account whether it holds two hundred dollars or two million.
Swap aggregates liquidity, Perps aggregates venues, Farms aggregates protocols. Three different markets, one idea applied to each: search more of it before you commit, and rank what you find by the outcome rather than the advertised number.
Find the best available path across connected DEXs, bridges and networks — ranked by what actually lands in your wallet after every cost of getting there.
Crypto, equities, indices and commodities through one trading surface. Order entry is live; the terminal is in beta.
Compare opportunities across protocols and networks by net expected yield after fees, compounding cost and modelled risk — not by headline APR.
Balance, open positions, farm exposure and history across every network — and the action to take next on the same row.
Reads the same portfolio and market data the app does, then prepares the actions across Swap, Perps and Farms rather than describing them.
The whole aggregation layer as endpoints, a typed SDK and an MCP server — for firms, desks and agents building on top.
Every swap is compared across connected liquidity sources and ranked by final execution value — after fees, gas, bridge cost and expected price impact.
A small trade finds enough depth almost anywhere — which is exactly why routing looks unnecessary until it isn't. A large trade exposes the fragmentation. SendTokens searches connected liquidity sources and routes toward the best available outcome, so the cost of execution stops climbing with the size of what you are trying to do.
Payroll, airdrops, grants, affiliate settlements and vendor payments — sent as one operation instead of a hundred, with validation that happens before anything is signed.
Nasdaq closes at four. The market for Nvidia exposure does not have to. Same book, same margin, same account — whether the position is BTC, NVDA, the S&P or Brent.
Perpetual futures involve leverage and can result in the loss of your entire position. Equity markets traded around the clock can diverge from exchange hours, and the price oracle is operated by the venue deployer rather than by SendTokens. Availability may be restricted in some jurisdictions.
Yield opportunities across protocols and networks, ranked by net expected APY after fees, compounding cost and modelled risk. Three steps, one flow: discover across protocols, compare on net rather than headline APR, and enter through the same router that powers Swap — from whatever asset you already hold.
| Pool | Net APY | TVL | Risk |
|---|---|---|---|
| ARB / ETH · Arbitrum | 31.05% | $8.9M | High |
| SOL / USDC · Solana | 18.30% | $26.5M | Med |
| ETH / USDC · Base | 14.82% | $41.2M | Med |
| USDC / USDT · Arbitrum | 6.41% | $118.7M | Low |
| wstETH · Ethereum | 4.90% | $302.4M | Low |
Every other dashboard in this category shows what you own and stops there. Portfolio sits on top of the router and the payout engine, so the number it displays is also the number it can change: read the exposure, then correct it in a single batch.
Set the allocation you want. Portfolio computes the difference, routes every leg through the aggregator and settles the whole thing as one batch — the same engine that sends a payroll run of two hundred.
Cost basis per lot, realised and unrealised PnL per product, and one CSV an accountant can actually reconcile — across every network, in a single export.
Two ways in, one surface underneath. A company integrates once and inherits every asset we reach. A trader asks a question in the chat window they already have open and gets an answer with live numbers in it. Same endpoints in both cases — the assistant has no private access, it calls exactly what anyone else can call.
Quotes, routes, transfers and payouts across every network the router reaches. A wallet, marketplace or payroll product integrates once and inherits the whole asset surface — no chain-by-chain work and no bridge contracts to maintain.
Market data, order entry, positions and funding for the perpetual book — for desks and strategy authors, with the same rate limits and risk checks the terminal runs.
Generated from the OpenAPI schema rather than written by hand, so it cannot drift from the API it wraps.
No second app and no dashboard to learn. Point your assistant at our MCP server and it can do what the app does — price a route across connected venues, compare a perpetual on every venue that lists it, read your positions, find a pool above a yield you name. Every number it gives you comes from the router, not from what the model happened to read last year.
The same assistant runs inside the product. Ask it why a swap sat pending and it answers from the chain — the hash, the block, the fee paid against the quote.
Cheapest way to move 5,000 USDC from Arbitrum to Base right now?
Across → Odos is the best net route: 4,996.88 USDC lands on Base. Fee and gas $2.44, bridge $0.68, price impact 4 bps, about 1 min. Next best route is 31 bps worse. Want me to prepare it for signature?
Every platform in this category says it does not hold your funds. The difference is whether the sentence describes a policy that could change or an architecture that cannot.
Every swap, transfer and approval is signed in your wallet, on your device. The backend receives transaction data to route and broadcast — never a private key, a seed phrase, or a signature it could replay.
Trading on a perpetual venue uses a scoped key, so you are not confirming every order in a wallet pop-up. It can place and cancel orders on that one venue. It cannot withdraw, it cannot send to another address, and it expires.
Routes settle wallet to wallet. There is no omnibus balance on our side — which is also why there is no balance of yours for us to freeze, lend out, or lose in an incident that has nothing to do with you.
Contracts are open source and verified on every network they are deployed to. Addresses and explorer links are published for each one.
An independent audit is under way. The report will be published here in full, including whatever it finds — a partial disclosure would be worth less than none.
Not one list. Each product carries its own track, because a payouts customer does not care when perpetual order entry lands and a trading desk does not care about XLSX import.
One token layer designed around activity across SendTokens — routing, markets, farms and infrastructure — rather than a utility isolated to a single product.
Staking carries fee discounts across supported products.
Community rewards are weighted toward the products people actually use.
Staking carries votes as governance moves to a DAO.
A share of protocol fees is planned to fund buybacks and burn supply.
Connect a wallet and let SendTokens search the market before you execute. A route quote costs nothing and asks for no sign-up — the wallet you already have is the account.