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Mayan is how crypto moves. Through a simple swap interface and a powerful set of developer tools, it handles routing and execution behind the scenes so users get fast, competitive swaps and teams can build cross-chain movement into their products. Over $20B has moved through Mayan, across 9M+ swaps and 3M+ users, on Solana, Ethereum, Base, Arbitrum, BNB Smart Chain, Monad, Sui, HyperEVM and more. Mayan powers some of the biggest apps in crypto and fintech, including MetaMask, Phantom, OKX Wallet, MoonPay, SwapKit and LI.FI.

Use cases

Swap

Trade any asset to any asset at the best price.

Bridge

Move any asset cross-chain in one transaction.

Pay

Send stablecoins globally, in any token, on any chain.

Deposit & Withdraw

Fund and exit any onchain account in one move.

Orchestrate

Attach any onchain action to a single swap.

Key features

  • Speed. Swaps settle in seconds, not minutes. Drivers pay the user from capital they already hold on the destination chain, so nobody waits on the source chain to finalize first.
  • One place, three swap methods. Swift, MCTP, and Wormhole Swap cover everything from pennies to millions. You pick the one that fits the order.
  • Best rates, always. Every order is filled competitively, so pricing moves in the user’s favour rather than being fixed at quote time.
  • Developer-friendly. An SDK, an API, and a drop-in widget, with flexible fee options.
  • Non-custodial. Permissionless smart contracts, audited by OtterSec and Sec3. No party can freeze or move user assets.

Transfer methods

The Mayan product suite

  • Mayan app. A simple, intuitive interface at swap.mayan.finance, open to anyone.
  • Mayan API. The SDK, API and widget that embed cross-chain movement in your own product.
  • Mayan Protocol. The smart contracts and execution logic underneath both.

Get started

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Instant cross-chain swaps, no integration needed.

Start integrating

Build your first cross-chain swap in five minutes.

Learn more

Why teams build cross-chain movement on Mayan.