deBridge alternative for buying tokens on another network
deBridge orders are filled by solvers. On the Unigox Trade API, a user signs one stablecoin transfer, Unigox delivers it on another network from its liquidity, and your calls buy the token. Keep deBridge for limit orders and its widget.
When to stay with deBridge
You need a published chain list
deBridge publishes the chains its orders run between, EVM chains, Solana and Tron among them. Unigox confirms the Trade API's asset and network combinations with you during integration.
Your users place limit orders
deBridge swaps any token for any token on one chain or across chains, and takes limit orders that wait until a solver finds the price worth filling. The Trade API route compared here delivers the quoted amount before the quote's deadline, or refunds the stablecoin.
You want to build before you talk to anyone
The deBridge order API answers without a key at 50 requests a minute while you build, and a commercial integration gets its required key through a form, with 300 a minute. The widget embeds with one script, and you set your own affiliate fee on each order, up to 10%. Trade API access starts with a request and terms agreed with Unigox.
deBridge solver orders and Trade API delivery
Each row describes the same purchase: a user holding a stablecoin on one network gets a token on another, and your contract calls run once it arrives.
| Topic | deBridge | Unigox |
|---|---|---|
| Who fills the order | An open market. The user locks tokens in a contract on the source chain, and independent solvers decide whether to fill on the destination chain. Market orders priced by the API usually fill within 10 to 60 seconds, but a fill is not promised in advance. | Unigox delivers the stablecoin from its own liquidity on the destination network. Your calls, such as a DEX swap, then buy the token in the same transaction. |
| What the user signs | The order on the source chain, after an ERC-20 approval unless an allowance is already in place. The order also pays a flat fee in that chain's native token. | One transaction, plain or inside a batch from a smart account: ERC-4337, Safe, EIP-7702 or MetaMask delegation. |
| After delivery | Hooks that run inside the fill, or later when a solver or anyone else sends the transaction. Each is either required to succeed or, on failure, sends the tokens to a fallback address. On Solana, hooks only run later. | Up to eight contract calls you build, within 16,384 bytes of calldata and 3,000,000 gas, run in order in the delivery transaction, all or nothing. |
| If a buy fails | The order stays open until the address set to cancel it sends a cancel transaction on the destination chain; the locked funds and fees come back on the source chain, usually in USDC. With deBridge's approval, unfilled market orders cancel automatically after 5 or 15 minutes. | The stablecoin goes back to the receiver on the destination network, in full unless your calls ran and failed; then the gas used is deducted, never more than the quoted charge. |
| Pricing | Published: a flat native-token fee, a 4 bps protocol fee, and a solver margin of about 4 bps plus solver gas inside the spread. | The quote shows the delivered amount, the gas charge and the deadline. Commercial terms and your revenue share are agreed before you start. |
| Networks and direction | EVM chains, Solana and Tron among others; any token to any token, on one chain or across chains. | The route compared here buys a token with a stablecoin. Unigox confirms the assets, networks and directions it runs for you during integration. |
| Access and your revenue | Open API without a key at 50 requests a minute for building; commercial integrations must use a dedicated key, requested through a form, at 300. An affiliate fee you set on each order, up to 10%. | Access on request, with a share of trading revenue agreed before you start. |
UnigoxMove deBridge buys to the Trade API
Send your asset list
Request access on the Trade API page with the tokens and networks your users buy through deBridge today. Unigox confirms the networks and stablecoins it delivers on and agrees terms. Your deBridge integration keeps running meanwhile.
Turn the order and hooks into calls
Write the token purchase as calls in the quote request, an approval and a swap on the destination network, then add each hook that must succeed, up to eight calls in all, with the receiver and your order reference. The user then signs one transaction.
Drop the cancel flow
These buys need no cancel transaction. Your app reads the status by source transaction hash and shows the token received, or the refund and the network it landed on.
Questions about a deBridge alternative
Is there a deBridge alternative that fills buys from its own liquidity?
Yes, for buying. On deBridge, independent solvers choose which orders to fill, and an unfilled order waits for a cancel. The Unigox Trade API delivers the stablecoin on the destination network from Unigox liquidity, runs your calls there, or refunds the stablecoin on that network.
When is deBridge the better choice for a wallet?
When your users place limit orders or swap any token for any token, when you want a published chain list, and when you want to test the API without a key, get a production key from a form, add a ready widget and set your own affiliate fee.
What does the user sign for a Trade API buy?
One transaction, plain or inside a batch from a smart account, and the quote states the gas charge before they sign.
Can deBridge and the Trade API run side by side?
Yes. They are separate integrations, so your app can send stablecoin buys on the networks you agree with Unigox to the Trade API, and keep deBridge for limit orders and every other route.
Run your users' cross-chain buys on the Trade API
Send the tokens and networks you want to offer. We confirm the pairs, agree terms and run the first purchase with your team.
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