What are Shortcuts?
A Shortcut allows users to execute onchain actions by sending funds to a contract address.
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Shortcut Examples
BRIDGE + SWAP
"Everyone can now effortlessly create a cross-chain swap shortcut. IMO, the trend towards no-code and permission-less is pivotal for Web3's evolution. It's only through such openness that we can use everyone's creativity to make the best and most innovative tools.""
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Shortcut Creator
90+ ETH
Deposited via Shortcut
125
Shortcut Users
10,000+
Creator Points Earned
TOKEN BUNDLES
Create a portfolio allocator which spreads your ETH deposit into multiple tokens at once. Simply select percentage allocations for each token you want to include.
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Protocols Used
Arbitrum
Base
Lido
GMX
Uniswap
Curve Finance
SushiSwap
AAVE
Across
Optimism
Polygon
MagicSwap
Velodrome
Camelot
SyncSwap
Balancer
zkSync
Treasure
Scroll
Farcaster
Chainlink
Zora
Blast
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Frequent Questions
What's a Shortcut?
Getting to your final destination in Web3 often involves interactions with multiple protocols and onchain transactions.
A Shortcut is a combination of 2 or more DeFi actions which are executed in one transaction, making onchain simple.
Each shortcut represents an intent, helping users get to their final destination without worrying about what needs to happen in between.
Each Shortcut is a smart contract which connects existing protocol functions together to execute a specific user intent.
Shortcut = Intent = deployed to a dedicated Smart Contract.
How does it work?
To execute a specific intent (e.g. bridge to L2 and stake on Beefy), you simply send ETH to that intent's Shortcut Smart Contract address.
Each deployed Shortcut Contract has dedicated ENS domain, giving end-users ability to perform intents simply by sending ETH to human-readable addresses.
What's the difference between using a Shortcut and doing DeFi actions on your own?
When you interact with Shortcuts, you're doing the same thing you would be doing when interacting with onchain protocols on your own - just in less time and risk involved!
One of the biggest advantages of using shortcuts is that you're not waiting for one transaction to settle in order to move on to the next one.
Shortcuts do not add on any extra smart contract risks in addition to the current DeFi protocols that are being used under the hood.
Shortcuts simplify blockchain interactions allowing you to perform onchain actions merely by sending cryptocurrency to a certain address. Build your own Shortcut with our no-code tool.
Are Shortcuts free?
The fees range based on the Shortcut Complexity, with a base fee of 0.1%, in other words, fees can range from low (Complexity: 1) - to high (Complexity: 3) or 0.1% - 0.3% fee. Learn more on our docs.
