Trade supported stablecoins and tokenized assets with your own wallet, or integrate through MCP, SDK, and API.
You sign an order, not a transaction. Solvers compete to fill it, and settlement clears in a batch auction so nothing sits in the public mempool to be traded against.
Ophis never holds your funds, and nothing moves without a signature from your wallet.
Orders are signed off-chain as EIP-712 or ERC-1271 typed data and settle in batch auctions at a uniform clearing price, so ordering inside the batch cannot take surplus from the trader and no pending route sits in the public mempool. Solver competition decides who fills the order, not a single fixed route.
A hosted MCP server exposes 14 tools for quoting, order building, and submission while a public endpoint parses swap requests written in natural language into structured intent. The server holds no keys and never signs - only the user's wallet does. Receiver-pin checks and chain-id validation ship in the SDK and published agent adapters, so an agent cannot be pointed at the wrong recipient or network.
Integrators route swaps through the SDK, an embeddable React widget or a raw iframe, and through a keyless quote, assemble and submit API across the networks Ophis operates. Integrator own-fee routing is supported, and Ophis takes no share of an integrator's markup. Distribution runs through existing wallets rather than asking users to adopt a new one.
Beyond market swaps the app ships limit orders, TWAP schedules, and a hooks surface - all signed off-chain at the same 1 bp base fee. Multisig and treasury desks route through a published multisig package, so a vault keeps the same non-custodial signing path and funds never leave it before settlement.
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