ROUTES API + CLI
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You define the outcome: chains, stablecoins, conditions. Routes finds the best path across every venue and completes the order in one shot.
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You know exactly what you’ll receive before the order goes out. Prices lock at submission. Nothing fills until the full order can be completed.
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Route across primary issuers, OTC/RFQ liquidity, and onchain markets. Routes picks the best price automatically — or set the selection logic yourself.
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Set compliance tags, security conditions, and settlement parameters per intent. Routes enforce at the protocol level. Independent of governance cycles or contract upgrades.
WHAT YOU CAN BUILD
Payment Settlement
Accept payment in any stablecoin your customers already hold. They pay once; you receive the stablecoin you want.
Quick start via Routes CLI, or custom execution with Routes API
npx routes-cli quote \
--source-chain 10 \
--dest-chain 8453 \
--source-token 0x0b2C639c533813f4Aa9D7837CAf62653d097Ff85 \
--dest-token 0x833589fCD6eDb6E08f4c7C32D4f71b54bdA02913 \
--amount 1000000 \
--funder 0xYourWalletAddress \
--recipient 0xRecipientAddress
Cross-chain payments, payouts, swaps and treasury transfers in stablecoins. Add destination calls to run a contract action when funds land, like depositing into a vault, or create Circle Gateway deposit addresses so users can deposit gaslessly from any supported chain.
Use the CLI to preview and send your first transfer from the terminal in minutes. A dry run shows the route before anything is broadcast, and no API key is needed. Use the Routes API from your backend to put transfers in your product: discover chains and tokens, request signed quotes, fund intents and track delivery. API calls need a server-side key.
Routes covers 15+ major chains across EVM and Solana, from Base and OP Mainnet to Solana. The current list of chains and tokens is always live from the Routes API, and in the docs.
The CLI and the open quoting service work without a key. Production Routes API calls need an API key, which you can request from the Eco team. Permit3 is open source, and Sauce v1 is available to select partners on request.
