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Solver Currencies and Swap Support

How to check if a route is supported?

To determine if a route is supported (also referred to as whether a token is supported for bridging), use the Chains API to check for an available route between a given token pair.
The response will return a list of chains, each containing supported token pairs. To verify if a route is supported, follow these steps:

Step 1: Check Token Support Level

Look for the tokenSupport field in the response for a given chain:
  • If tokenSupport is "All", then routes involving this chain as either the origin or destination are supported for tokens where Solver or DEX liquidity is available.
  • If tokenSupport is "Limited", proceed to step 2.

Step 2: Check Individual Token Support

If tokenSupport is "Limited", check the erc20Currencies and currency fields in the response. These fields contain token objects with metadata indicating whether a token supports bridging.

Step 3: Verify Bridging Support

Locate the supportsBridging field in the token object:
  • If supportsBridging is true, the token is supported for bridging.
  • If supportsBridging is false or if the token pair is not listed in erc20Currencies or currency, then the route is not supported.

Examples of Supported and Limited Token Routes

Example: All Tokens Supported

Since the tokenSupport field is "All", routes involving this chain are supported for tokens where Solver or DEX liquidity is available.

Example: Limited Token Support

Here, tokenSupport is "Limited", meaning only specific tokens can be bridged. In this case, usdc is listed under erc20Currencies with supportsBridging: true, so routes involving usdc as an origin or destination token on Zora are supported.

Gas Top-Up

For full documentation on enabling gas top-up and checking support requirements, see Gas Top-Up.

API Reference

For the most up-to-date information on supported tokens and routes, always refer to the Chains API endpoint, as token support can change over time.