deBridge

deBridge is cross-chain infrastructure and a swap interface that includes the DLN product, also listed under the names DLN and DLN Trade. In this entry the related products are treated as one provider, and the role is described as swap infrastructure rather than a trading venue run by a custodian.

How it works According to the source description, deBridge is an interface and protocol infrastructure layer. It is not presented as a custodial company, so users do not deposit funds into an exchange account as they would on a centralised platform. Instead, swaps between different blockchains are initiated through the interface and executed by the protocol. The practical consequence is that settlement terms, supported networks and assets follow the protocol and the specific route a user selects.

What to check before use The available information does not list supported tokens, networks, fees or limits, so these should be confirmed with the project directly. Because cross-chain transfers involve smart contracts and several networks at once, participants usually review the route, the quoted rate and the transaction costs of each chain before confirming an order. Teams that integrate cross-chain swaps into their own products should also ask about technical documentation and available interfaces for deBridge.