How DeFi Is Moving Beyond Its Original Entry Gate To access the decentralized finance world, users first had to go through centralized exchanges. The CEX became the default gateway into DeFi - not by design, but by necessity. That necessity shaped the entire onboarding experience. The CEX as the mandatory
Access to DeFi remained gated by a complex onboarding process that filtered out most users before they ever reached their first on-chain transaction. The old DeFi onboarding model - where users were lost Until now, entering DeFi required users to navigate a fragmented and high-risk journey. For a new user,
Swapper is built around a simple idea: users should be able to enter on-chain markets at the exact moment of intent, without being forced through fragmented off-ramps, wallets, or exchanges. Making that work at scale, across cards, fiat rails, and multiple blockchains, requires more than smart contracts. It requires an
Decentralized finance does not suffer from a lack of interest. It suffers from a failure to convert interest into on-chain activity. Over the past few years, crypto adoption has accelerated globally. Around 700 million people worldwide now own cryptocurrency, up from just over 580 million in 2023. Yet despite this
Swapper Finance, the next-generation payments infrastructure layer that connects global users to onchain applications, has launched Direct Deposits in collaboration with Mastercard and Chainlink. This milestone brings the global payments world directly into the onchain economy through a unified, secure, and compliant flow powered by the Chainlink Runtime Environment (CRE)
We’re excited to announce that Swapper Finance is officially joining the Chainlink Build program. As a part of Build, we aim to accelerate ecosystem growth and long-term adoption of credit card token swaps by gaining enhanced access to Chainlink’s industry-leading oracle services and technical support, as well as