Transaction
Sign and broadcast the transaction we return. Standard on-chain routes.
How RAVN works
One quote reaches every eligible venue at the same instant. Then we rank what comes back on what actually lands in the wallet, not on the loudest number.
17Chains15 EVM + BTC + SOL20Routing venuesRaced in parallel20/20Healthy nowAll systems operational0Fees for usersPermanently
0.1 BTCBitcoinRAVNin parallel
RiftBEST
Chainflip
THORChain
NEAR Intents
Relay
ETHEthereum · canonicalEveryone gets asked at once
We ask every venue at once: market makers who quote a firm price (RFQ), networks where solvers bid to fill your trade, and the rails that move real Bitcoin. Nobody waits for the slowest one. It just does not win.
We wrote no smart contracts. Settlement happens on the venue's own infrastructure, and your users sign straight to it. You integrate once and branch on a single field:executionType.
Quote onceRace venuesRank net outSettle on venue
Who races what
Read off GET /health and live quotes, not off a pitch deck.
- BTCChainflip, THORChain, Relay, NEAR Intents and Rift, either direction (Rift on EVM pairs, not Solana). Layerswap races one pair: wrapped BTC (WBTC) to native BTC and back, one to one.
- EVMSame chain: 0x Gasless, 0x Swap, Bebop, CoW Protocol, KyberSwap, Nordstern and Fly Trade. Between chains: Across Protocol, Relay, Mayan, Eco Routes and NEAR Intents.
- SOLJupiter Ultra and 0x Solana on Solana itself. Relay, Mayan, NEAR Intents and Chainflip in and out of it.
Three execution types
The response tells you which one you got. You never have to detect it.
Signature
You sign a message in your wallet, no transaction and no gas. The market maker pays the gas and we submit it for you.
Deposit
Send the origin asset to a venue-generated address. This is how native Bitcoin sources work.
The biggest number often loses
Ranking is not raw output. It weighs three things:
- Net take-home. Output after estimated swap gas, and approval cost where it applies.
- Speed. When two quotes are close on value, the faster fill wins.
- Firm and gasless. Market-maker (RFQ) routes quote a firm price and cost the user no gas. We prefer them when they still beat the rival's worst case, the least it would pay after slippage.
On-chain and deposit routes pay standard network gas. We add no markup to it.