How it works

Definition

Builders compose route through our API by specifying actions, parameters, and risk constraints such as maximum slippage and minimum health factor. Each flows includes:

  • Collateral sourcing (e.g., weETH on mainnet)

  • Venue-specific actions (e.g., supply/borrow on Aave, open/close position on Hyperliquid)

  • Bridging (e.g., Across: USDC from Mainnet → Hyperliquid)

  • Risk parameters (e.g., maximum leverage, liquidation buffers)

Pre-Trade Validation & Risk Engine

  • Portfolio Simulation: Computes post-trade positions, liabilities, and health across venues.

  • Guardrails: Enforces user-configurable limits including slippage bands, minimum collateral ratios, and maximum borrow amounts.

  • Oracle Checks: Validates prices, ensures data freshness, and rejects route that would breach health thresholds.

Execution Modes

  • Same-Chain Atomic: All actions execute in a single transaction bundle with no partial failures.

  • Cross-Chain Orchestrated: Steps sequence across domains with explicit SLAs, timeouts, and compensations for failed legs.

Settlement & Monitoring

  • Settlement Watchers: Track bridge finality and gate dependent actions until funds arrive.

  • Portfolio Accounting: Real-time position tracking, PnL, funding/borrow costs, and health alerts.

  • Failure Recovery: Compensating actions and user-configurable retry/cancel policies.

  • Portfolio-level risk checks spanning perpetuals, spot, and credit positions.

  • Collateral mobility and netting under a single health factor.

Cross-Chain Collateral Orchestration

  • Bridge selection and quote optimization (Across, deBridge, LayerZero, Axelar).

  • In-flight risk management with haircuts during transfer windows.

  • Settlement watchers and dependent action gating for reliable multi-hop flows.

Risk-Aware Flow Optimization

  • Pre-execution simulation against portfolio state and market conditions.

  • Failure modes with explicit recovery paths and user controls.

  • Transparency through real-time flow status, gas usage, and PnL attribution.

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