Synthr

Move assets between chains like you move files between folders—fast, direct, and predictable. With Synthr, you request a firm quote and receive the exact amount on the destination network, regardless of pool depth or volatility. To swap: 1) connect your wallet, 2) choose source network and token, 3) pick destination network and token, 4) review the guaranteed rate and all fees, 5) confirm. You don’t set slippage buffers or babysit bridges. Progress updates show when the message is sent, verified, and settled. Typical confirmations land in a few minutes depending on the chains involved. If the market moves, Synthr absorbs the difference so your receipt matches the quote.

For builders: integrate cross-network liquidity without stitching together bridges and DEXs. Install the SDK, initialize supported networks, and call getQuote() to return a firm rate plus fee breakdown. Use buildTx() to craft the source-chain transaction, then subscribe to onSettled events to credit the user on the destination chain. No slippage settings, fewer refund paths. Axelar and LayerZero handle generalized messaging; Pyth and Supra secure price discovery. You can set per-app fee take, route limits, and allowed assets. Add a one-click “Swap to target chain” in onboarding, or offer automatic rebalancing for vaults and market makers.

For liquidity providers: deposit into cross-network pools that back these transfers and earn yield sourced from protocol revenue rather than unsustainable emissions. Choose assets and networks, confirm your contribution, and start accruing fees proportional to usage. The dashboard shows position value, realized returns, and utilization per chain. You can compound, claim, or withdraw at any time subject to standard chain finality. Risk is transparent: exposure to the underlying assets and protocol-level mechanics, not impermanent loss from volatile AMM pairs.

Operationally, expect deterministic execution and clear accounting. Quotes reflect oracle prices (Pyth and Supra) at request time and are hedged by the protocol so destinations pay out the promised amount. Messaging and routing rely on Axelar and LayerZero with retries and failover. Fees are shown upfront, including gas on both ends; you can fund destination gas from the input token. Webhooks and subgraph endpoints help you track statuses, reconcile payouts, and build analytics. As new networks are added, your integration and positions extend automatically—no new pool spinning, no fragmented liquidity.