This pages explains what the Skip Go API is, gives examples of applications built with it, and provides guidance on standard ways to use it.
Welcome to the Skip Go API docs!
Skip Go API is an end-to-end interoperability platform that enables developers to create seamless cross-chain experiences for their end users with a variety of underlying DEXes and cross-chain messaging protocols, including IBC, CCTP, Hyperlane, and Axelar. We’re on a mission to make all interop dead easy for developers and their users!
Unlike most aggregators, Skip Go API is based around the idea of composing many underlying bridging and swapping operations to create multi-hop routes that can connect any two chains and tokens in a single transaction. The goal is to help developers build interfaces where users can teleport any token to any chain from wherever they might be.
We’ve designed it so that even developers who are completely new to interoperability and have never worked with any of the bridges or DEXes we use can build applications and frontends that feel magical and offer:
Skip Go API includes several different endpoint types which allow developers to choose their level of abstraction and build a wide variety of cross-chain applications. These include:
What does it cost?
The Skip Go API is free to use and integrate with. For integrators who charge fees on swaps using our affiliate fee functionality, we collect a share of those fees. You can learn more about pricing and fees in our FAQ.
You will have very limited access if you do not have an API key from us. Please join our Discord and request one.
There are 3 ways to leverage Skip Go API to build cross-chain swapping & transferring experiences, depending on whether you’re optimizing for control or for integration speed.
Use REST endpoints for low-level control over your interactions.
Use the TypeScript library to abstract the complexity of making HTTP calls and access related helper functionality.
Embed the Skip Go Widget in your frontend in a single line of code to launch with no developer effort.
This pages explains what the Skip Go API is, gives examples of applications built with it, and provides guidance on standard ways to use it.
Welcome to the Skip Go API docs!
Skip Go API is an end-to-end interoperability platform that enables developers to create seamless cross-chain experiences for their end users with a variety of underlying DEXes and cross-chain messaging protocols, including IBC, CCTP, Hyperlane, and Axelar. We’re on a mission to make all interop dead easy for developers and their users!
Unlike most aggregators, Skip Go API is based around the idea of composing many underlying bridging and swapping operations to create multi-hop routes that can connect any two chains and tokens in a single transaction. The goal is to help developers build interfaces where users can teleport any token to any chain from wherever they might be.
We’ve designed it so that even developers who are completely new to interoperability and have never worked with any of the bridges or DEXes we use can build applications and frontends that feel magical and offer:
Skip Go API includes several different endpoint types which allow developers to choose their level of abstraction and build a wide variety of cross-chain applications. These include:
What does it cost?
The Skip Go API is free to use and integrate with. For integrators who charge fees on swaps using our affiliate fee functionality, we collect a share of those fees. You can learn more about pricing and fees in our FAQ.
You will have very limited access if you do not have an API key from us. Please join our Discord and request one.
There are 3 ways to leverage Skip Go API to build cross-chain swapping & transferring experiences, depending on whether you’re optimizing for control or for integration speed.
Use REST endpoints for low-level control over your interactions.
Use the TypeScript library to abstract the complexity of making HTTP calls and access related helper functionality.
Embed the Skip Go Widget in your frontend in a single line of code to launch with no developer effort.