Conversion Types
Cross-Stablecoin
Convert between USDT and USDC (or other supported stablecoins).Cross-Chain
Transfer the same stablecoin across different blockchains.Cross-Stablecoin + Cross-Chain
Simultaneously convert stablecoin type and move across chains.Supported Stablecoins
- USDT (multi-chain)
- USDC (multi-chain)
- Local non-USD stablecoins (corridor-dependent)
Supported Chains
- Ethereum
- Avalanche
- Arbitrum
- Base
- Polygon
- Tron
- Stellar
- Solana
- XRPL
- Algorand
- Sui
Quote-Driven Settlement
All on-chain FX transactions require a quote:Request Quote
Specify source stablecoin, source chain, destination stablecoin, destination chain, and amount
Settlement States
| State | Description |
|---|---|
pending | On-chain FX initiated, awaiting first blockchain confirmation |
processing | Token conversion and transfer in progress |
completed | Destination tokens received on destination chain |
failed | Settlement failed; check webhook for reason (liquidity, reversal, etc.) |
Routing & Optimization
Thiqwave’s on-chain routing engine aggregates liquidity across multiple bridges, DEX aggregators, and intent-based systems to find the optimal execution path for every transaction. This means:- Multi-bridge redundancy: If one bridge is congested or offline, transactions are automatically rerouted through alternative bridges — no single point of failure.
- DEX aggregation: On-chain swaps tap into liquidity from major decentralized exchanges across all supported chains.
- Optimal path selection: Every transaction is routed through the combination of bridges and DEXs that minimizes cost, maximizes speed, and ensures execution reliability.
- EVM and non-EVM support: Routing works across both EVM-compatible chains (Ethereum, Avalanche, Arbitrum, Base, Polygon) and non-EVM chains (Solana, Tron, Algorand, Stellar, XRPL, Sui).
- Atomic execution: Complex cross-chain + cross-stablecoin conversions are handled as single transactions from the caller’s perspective.
Use Cases
- Protocol Liquidity: Move stablecoins to chains where your protocol runs
- Arbitrage: Spread liquidity across chains efficiently
- User Custody: Allow users to move stablecoins between blockchains
- Multi-chain Settlement: Settle fiat transactions across different blockchains
- Ecosystem Routing: Route through the most cost-effective chains and stablecoins