Cross-chain swaps for AI agents.
Give agents one API for quotes and ready-to-sign swaps across 30+ chains, with docs they can read directly.
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Agents need one interface, not thirty.
An agent that moves value across chains shouldn't juggle a protocol per chain. SwapKit gives it one API: request a quote, get a ready-to-sign transaction, and track it to completion.
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Docs built for machines
Docs MCP server
Connect any MCP client to docs.swapkit.dev/~gitbook/mcp to search the docs and fetch pages. No auth needed.
llms.txt and Markdown
llms.txt, llms-full.txt, and any docs page as Markdown by adding .md to its URL.
OpenAPI spec
A machine-readable spec at api.swapkit.dev/docs/json for typed clients and tool definitions.
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How it works
- 1
A person creates the key
Agents can't create API keys. Someone on your team creates one once in the dashboard.
- 2
The agent quotes and builds
It requests a quote, picks a route and gets a ready-to-sign transaction.
- 3
Your signer approves
Non-custodial: every transaction is signed by the agent's own wallet or your signer.
claude mcp add --transport http swapkit-docs https://docs.swapkit.dev/~gitbook/mcp04
Turn swaps into revenue
Building an agent product? Set your own affiliate fee, from 0 to 1,000 bps, and earn on every swap your agents make, paid out automatically.
- Your fee
- You choose
- Payout
- Automatic, on-chain
- SwapKit fee
- 0.10–0.15%
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Questions
Can an agent create its own API key?
No. A person creates the key in the dashboard; the agent then uses it.
Does SwapKit hold the agent's funds?
No. SwapKit returns transactions to sign. Keys and funds stay with you.
What's the fastest way to give an agent the docs?
Connect the docs MCP server, or load llms-full.txt into its context.
Ship cross-chain swaps this week.
One integration for 10,000+ assets across 30+ chains, with limit orders and Hyperliquid deposits included. Non-custodial by design.