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DZap is a DeFi aggregation protocol. Instead of integrating DEXs and bridges one by one, you integrate DZap and route across all of them. Three surfaces: Core (swap + bridge aggregator), Fuse (single-click intent execution), and the AI stack (CLI, MCP, Skills, Tools).
Not to start. The Fuse API (zap.dzap.io) is public and rate-limited per-IP. The Trade API (api.dzap.io) accepts optional API keys for higher rate limits and per-route configuration. See Authentication.
Core is route-and-execute — you ask for a quote, sign a transaction, send it. Fuse is intent-based — you sign an intent describing the outcome you want, and a solver settles it (gasless variants supported via EIP-712 permit). See Product Stack.
The AI stack never holds your private key off-session. Tools that call execution paths (e.g. PerformZapTool) use a session-scoped key that lives only in process memory. Confirmations and limits are configurable. See ZapBot Safety.
Fuse is the public-facing brand for the intent execution layer. Code, repos, and SDK methods still use Zap* names — the rename is gradual. When you see getZapQuote, signGaslessDzapUserIntent, etc. in the SDK, that’s Fuse.
Most major EVM chains plus Solana and Bitcoin (for bridge endpoints). The full live list comes from getAllSupportedChains() in the SDK and the /v1/config/chains endpoint. See Supported Chains.
Open an issue on the relevant repo or ping us in Discord. For security issues, email [email protected] directly — see Security.

DZap AI

DZap AI is the developer-facing AI layer for connecting LLMs, agents, and applications to DZap capabilities — market data, DeFi context, routing, and execution workflows. See AI Overview.
No. Chat is one interface. The goal is to support structured tool use across assistants, apps, MCP clients, internal copilots, and workflow automation.
MCP gives developers a standard way to expose structured tools to compatible AI clients. It reduces custom glue code and makes tool discovery cleaner. Connect via https://ai.dzap.io/sse. See MCP Server.
It can support execution-aware workflows, but sensitive actions are always gated by wallet context, confirmation, and runtime policy. See Safety & Execution.
Usually not. Start with read-only and simulation flows first, then add policy-aware execution once your tool contracts and safety checks are stable. See Getting Started.
Most teams start with: token lookup, price and balance tools, route or quote generation, transaction building, simulation. See Tool Categories.
Yes. A curated DZap AI setup is useful for support, ops, research, and developer enablement — not just end-user chat experiences.