Wallets

Wallets integrate Mayan to give users in-app swapping across chains. MetaMask, Phantom, OKX Wallet and Backpack run their swap experience this way: the interface belongs to the wallet, and routing and execution run underneath it.

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What integrating with Mayan unlocks

• Any token to any chain. Users swap between any supported assets, on one chain or across two, without leaving the wallet.
• One move. A cross-chain swap is a single signature, not a bridge followed by a swap.
• Instant settlement. Swaps complete in seconds.
• Non-custodial. Funds move between the user’s own addresses, so the wallet’s security model is unchanged.

Most wallets integrate through the SDK. The widget is a drop-in alternative if you would rather not build the interface.

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Fees

You set a referrer address and a fee in basis points on the quote request. The fee is collected onchain on every swap routed through your integration, with no invoicing and nothing to reconcile. See fees & earning.

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Use cases

• Swap: trade any asset to any asset in-app
• Bridge: move holdings between chains
• Deposit & Withdraw: fund and exit other apps from the wallet

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Case studies

• MetaMask improved cross-chain quote latency for millions of users with Mayan.
• imToken unlocked cross-chain swaps inside its self-custody wallet with Mayan.
• Gem Wallet added cross-chain with Mayan, without compromising its non-custodial design.

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Next steps