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Crypto Swap Integration Guides

Decide what to build, what to license, and what to verify before adding swaps to your product.

Start with the delivery comparison, work through the wallet acceptance checks, then inspect the architecture and trust boundaries. These guides explain the existing software and its limits, not a promise that every asset or route is supported.

Choose your starting point

  1. Build vs license a crypto swap experience

    A practical checklist for choosing a provider widget, a custom swap implementation or licensed application software. Compare engineering scope, ownership and ongoing dependencies.

    Software, provider widgets and API integration compared

  2. How to add crypto swaps to an existing wallet

    Plan wallet-based swap integration from account selection through quote review, approvals and destination delivery. Includes a concrete acceptance-test example.

    A practical integration guide

  3. Architecture of a non-custodial swap integration

    Trace wallet, frontend, provider and backend responsibilities in Swap Assistant. Understand cross-chain delivery, fee evidence, alerts and data-rights boundaries.

    A concrete application example

See the workflow before discussing integration

The interactive demo uses synthetic values. No wallet, funds or signup is required. Provider access, data rights and operating permissions must be reviewed separately for each deployment.

Synthetic Swap Assistant demo with token selection and route comparison