Holding stablecoins is solved. Spending them across chains is not.
Users hold stablecoins. Apps settle in stablecoins. Agents transact in stablecoins. But every destination chain still demands its own native gas before a stablecoin transaction can execute. ETH to move on Ethereum. SOL to act on Solana. BNB to swap on BNB. The asset is universal. The action is not.
Tychi Labs is building the execution layer that closes that gap.
One stablecoin balance. One signature. One settlement - on any supported network, EVM or non-EVM. Digital dollars become the universal unit of action, not just the unit of value.
Our Solution: Universal Gas Framework (UGF)
UGF is the rail underneath Tychi. A user, a wallet, a dApp, or an AI agent pays from any supported source, UGF quotes the destination action, sponsors the native gas, and settles the transaction on the target chain.
Stablecoins as Gas: Pay for any onchain action directly in stablecoins. No native-token detour. No bridge step beforehand.
Cross-Network Execution: Stablecoins on Ethereum settles an Ethereum action. Digital dollars on Base settles a Solana action. Same flow across every live destination.
Agent-Ready Rails: MCP server, SDKs, and React wrappers let autonomous agents transact in stablecoins the same way humans do.
No Paymaster Setup: One integration replaces per-chain paymaster, bundler, and smart-wallet plumbing.
EVM & Non-EVM, Expanding: Live today across Ethereum, Base, Polygon, Arbitrum, Optimism, BNB, Avalanche, Solana, Sui, Tron, and TON - with new chains being added on a rolling basis.
Tychi Wallet Live: Every transaction on every supported chain is payable in stablecoins. No native gas, ever.
Developer surface, shipping: SDK · REST · npm · MCP server · React wrappers · GitHub · docs · UGF Scan · Tychi Wallet.
Tychi Labs builds the layer where stablecoins are not just dollars on a chain, they are the unit that completes the action. Proof, not promise. Already live. Always expanding.
UGF enables agentic commerce flows where agents transact using stablecoins and complete real onchain actions across EVM and non-EVM chains. This supports ecosystem use cases where stablecoins become not only payment assets, but also execution assets for autonomous transactions.
Neobanks can use UGF to let users spend, move, or interact with stablecoins across chains without needing to understand blockchain gas. This helps neobanks offer stablecoin-powered payments, transfers, and onchain financial actions with a cleaner fintech-style user experience.
Wallets can use UGF to let users complete transactions across EVM and non-EVM chains using stablecoins and chain native tokens without needing separate native gas tokens on every network. This makes stablecoin-based wallet activity simpler and remove failed transactions caused by missing gas.
UGF helps make digital dollars more useful beyond holding or transferring value. It enables stablecoin-funded transactions where users can settle and complete actions across supported chains without destination-chain gas friction.
dApps can use UGF to let users complete transactions with stablecoins, even when they do not have the native gas token on that chain. For example, a user holding digital dollars can swap, deposit, mint, or interact with a dApp without first needing ETH, BNB, SOL, or other gas tokens. This makes stablecoins more useful inside real application flows, not just for transfers.
DeFi protocols can onboard stablecoin users more easily by removing the need for native gas before swaps, deposits, staking, lending, or other actions. This improves conversion for users who already hold digital dollars but cannot complete transactions.
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