Bridgers

Bridgers is a cross-chain swap aggregator built by SWFT Blockchain that allows users to exchange tokens across 48 or more blockchain networks through a single interface. The platform describes itself as a "one stop cross-chain swap," routing trades between more than 500 supported assets without requiring users to manually bridge between networks or hold intermediary tokens.

Problem Solved

Blockchain ecosystems have grown into dozens of separate networks, each with its own token standards, liquidity pools, and bridging infrastructure. A user holding assets on Solana and wanting to acquire a token on Arbitrum would normally need to find a compatible bridge, execute at least two transactions, and accept whatever price each step offers. Bridgers addresses this fragmentation by aggregating liquidity from multiple decentralized exchanges across chains and presenting users with a single, optimized route in one transaction.

Core Mechanism

Bridgers coordinates cross-chain swaps through a six-step API flow. When a user specifies a source token, destination token, source chain, and destination chain, the platform retrieves quotes from connected liquidity pools, determines the optimal route, generates the necessary transaction calldata, verifies any required token approvals, submits the transaction, and then tracks the order through to completion.

The routing algorithm selects paths based on expected output amount, processing fees, and gas costs. The documentation describes an AI-powered engine that uses neural network-based path prediction to scan real-time liquidity across integrated DEX pools. Output quotes include the minimum deposit threshold, maximum deposit threshold, processing fee ratio, expected received amount, and applicable gas fees, giving integrators and users a complete cost picture before committing.

For security, Bridgers employs Secure Multi-Party Computation (SMPC) consensus. Under this model, participants encrypt their data before performing calculations, preventing any single party from accessing raw transaction data. This approach coordinates multi-chain settlement without exposing individual positions. Transactions execute via chain-specific smart contracts; for EVM-compatible networks the primary contract is deployed at 0xb685760ebd368a891f27ae547391f4e2a289895b.

Key Features

Non-custodial execution. Users authorize transactions directly through their connected wallets. Bridgers never takes custody of assets; it generates calldata that the user wallet signs and submits to the relevant smart contract.

Broad chain support. Supported networks include Ethereum, BNB Chain, Polygon, Arbitrum, Optimism, Avalanche, Base, Fantom, zkSync Era, Mantle, Linea, Scroll, TON, Solana, Aptos, Sui, Bitcoin, Dogecoin, Litecoin, Bitcoin Cash, XRP, Cosmos, and additional EVM-compatible networks such as Blast, Celo, Core, and newer chains including Sonic, Bera, Unichain, HyperEVM, and Monad.

Fixed-rate mode. Users or integrators can toggle a fixed-rate flag, locking in the quoted rate before submission rather than accepting market fluctuation at execution time.

Customizable partner fees. The API is designed for B2B integration. Third-party wallets, platforms, and applications can embed Bridgers and set their own processing fee ratio on top of the base protocol fee. The documentation states integration can be completed within a day using the six core endpoints.

Risk screening. The platform maintains a risk assessment layer that flags addresses and IP sources associated with prior incidents and blocks transactions where risk factors are detected.

Slippage controls. Integrators can set a custom slippage percentage per transaction, expressed as a ratio, allowing downstream applications to fine-tune execution parameters for their user base.

Token and Asset Coverage

Bridgers operates within the SWFT Blockchain ecosystem. The native utility token of that ecosystem is SWFTC, an ERC-20 token launched in October 2017 on Ethereum. SWFTC is used for membership benefits including transaction fee discounts and governance participation. It is listed on Coinbase, OKX, HTX (formerly Huobi), Gate.io, and KuCoin, and is described by the project as the only cross-chain platform token listed on Coinbase.

Bridgers itself supports 500 or more tokens across its covered chains. Supported tokens per chain are queryable via the /getToken API endpoint, which returns symbol, contract address, decimal precision, logo, and withdrawal gas estimates for each listed asset.

Security and Audits

SWFT Blockchain has undergone a security audit by CertiK. The audit found no critical vulnerabilities in the smart contracts. CertiK identified a centralization concern related to the owner account having privileged control without timelock or multi-signature protections, and recommended introducing those controls or renouncing ownership entirely. The SWFT team acknowledged the finding but declined to implement the suggested changes at that time. The project reports no security incidents since its launch.

Team

Bridgers is a product of SWFT Blockchain, which was founded in Silicon Valley in 2017. The executive team includes Ramble Lan as CEO, Christina Chen as Vice President of Global Marketing and Business Development, and Guoqing Ma as Chief Development Officer. The team has worked together in the cross-chain infrastructure space for more than five years. SWFT Blockchain received venture capital backing from Draper Dragon in 2018.

Solana Ecosystem Fit

Bridgers is deployed on Solana Mainnet under program address FDF8AxHB8UK7RS6xay6aBvwS3h7kez9gozqz14JyfKsg. Its taxonomy within the Solana ecosystem is classified as a Bridge Aggregator, and the product status is listed as Live. Solana has been a supported chain since SWFT Blockchain expanded its chain coverage; native SOL and Solana-based tokens can be used as source or destination assets in Bridgers swaps.

This positions Bridgers as infrastructure-layer tooling for the Solana ecosystem: wallets, exchanges, and applications that want to offer their users cross-chain swap capability without building and maintaining their own bridge integrations can embed Bridgers through its API. Trust Wallet is among the applications that have integrated Bridgers for cross-chain execution.

The platform publishes bi-weekly operational reports on Medium, maintaining a consistent publishing cadence through mid-2026, indicating ongoing active development and operations.