Mayan
Mayan is a cross-chain swap protocol offering a swap app, SDK, API and widget for moving assets between chains.
- Category
- Token & DEX
About Mayan
Mayan is a cross-chain protocol and suite of tools that enables users and applications to swap, bridge, and move assets across multiple blockchain networks.
The protocol handles cross-chain routing and execution behind the scenes, offering an SDK, API, drop-in widget, and a dedicated web application for conducting asset transfers.
Key features
- Executes cross-chain swaps through multiple execution methods including Swift, MCTP, and Wormhole Swap.
- Employs an intent-based architecture where drivers settle swaps using capital already held on destination chains.
- Provides developer integration options via an SDK, API, and drop-in UI widget.
- Supports custom payload attachment to execute onchain flows alongside swaps.
- Includes customized features such as gas on destination and gasless execution.
What it is used for
- Trade any cryptocurrency token to another token across supported networks.
- Move tokens cross-chain in a single transaction.
- Send stablecoins across different blockchains.
- Fund or exit onchain accounts directly from any asset.
- Integrate cross-chain swapping into third-party wallets, applications, and merchant systems.
What it does
Who it is for
Kind of tool
- Aggregator
Platforms
- Web
- API
- SDK
Things to know
- Mayan operates as a non-custodial protocol using audited, permissionless smart contracts.
Official channels
Follow these, not look-alikes: each is linked from Mayan’s own website or confirmed by its team.
- X (opens in a new tab)Verified from mayan.finance, checked November 8, 2026
Verification and freshness
- Not verified yet.
- Last updated on November 8, 2026.
