Introduction

The Aggregation API connects you to Bebop’s network of solvers who compete to find the best execution path across all available decentralized liquidity sources.

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When to Use

• You need broad token coverage including long-tail assets that private market makers may not quote
• You prefer solver competition across all available on-chain liquidity rather than a single market maker’s inventory
• You are willing to configure slippage tolerance in exchange for access to deeper, more diverse liquidity pools

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At a Glance

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How It Works

Aggregation API clients broadcast the returned transaction for on-chain settlement. See Execution for the transaction flow.

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Slippage Protection

The Aggregation API applies slippage protection to account for price movement between the quote and settlement. This is a key difference from the RFQ API, where quotes are firm with guaranteed execution and guaranteed fill. The slippage parameter on the quote request sets the maximum acceptable price deviation (0-50%, up to 2 decimal places). When omitted, the solver determines an appropriate slippage based on the pair and current market conditions. In the quote response: The settlement transaction reverts if the solver cannot deliver the minimum amount. Any output above that minimum benefits the taker.

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Key Endpoints

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Next Steps