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Bron Wallet is a non-custodial software interface that provides access to decentralised protocols. It is not a trading venue, exchange, or counterparty.

Bron Intents is an open protocol that connects users with independent third-party Solvers for peer-to-peer, on-chain swaps across blockchains. Bron does not hold or control assets, match orders, or execute transactions.

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Introduction

In Bron Intents, there are 3 main participants:
  1. User: The party initiating a swap request from their non-custodial wallet.
  2. Solver: An independent third party that competes to fill swap requests by quoting prices.
  3. Oracle: An independent, decentralised set of validators that verify on-chain settlement between Solver and User.

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Quick overview of the process

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User creates a swap request

The User creates a swap request with the required parameters, such as the asset, the amount, auction duration, and other relevant details.
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Independent Solvers submit quotes

During the auction period, independent Solvers submit competing quotes. The protocol automatically selects the best available quote.
3

User authorises the on-chain transaction

If the User is satisfied with the quoted price, they authorise the on-chain transaction directly from their wallet. Independent Oracles verify settlement on-chain.
4

Solver delivers the asset

The Solver delivers the asset on the destination chain. Oracles verify delivery and the swap is complete.
All transactions are executed on-chain. Users retain control of their assets until they authorise a transaction. Bron provides the protocol interface and does not act as counterparty, broker, or controller of funds.

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Progressive decentralisation

Bron Intents is designed for progressive decentralisation. Protocol governance is scheduled to transition to an independent DAO following completion of third-party security audits. Post-transition, Bron will not retain governance tokens or veto power over the protocol.

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Bron Intents Explorer

Here is the link to the Bron Intents Explorer, whereby you can find any order created in the Bron Intents system by intentId.

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Glossary

  • Intent / Order — a user’s request to swap an asset on one chain for an asset on another chain. Both terms are used interchangeably. The smart contract calls it an order, the public API calls it an intent.
  • Base network / asset — the network and asset the user sends.
  • Quote network / asset — the network and asset the user receives.
  • Broadcaster (Integrator) — partner that creates orders on-chain on behalf of users and earns a front-end fee per order.
  • Solver — independent participant that quotes prices during the auction and delivers the asset on the quote network.
  • Oracle — independent validator that verifies on-chain settlement on both base and quote networks via quorum.
  • Auction — the time window during which solvers compete by submitting quotes. Best price wins.
  • Settlement — the on-chain delivery of funds (user → solver on base, then solver → user on quote).
  • Insurance — BRON tokens locked by a solver as collateral. Covers liquidation if the solver fails to deliver.
  • Liquidation — replacement of a non-delivering solver by a backup solver, who is paid a premium from the original solver’s insurance.

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Supported networks

Bron Intents currently supports the following networks (as both base and quote): BTC, ETH, BSC, TRX, SOL, CC, XRP, BASE, GNK, TON, ARB, OP, POL, HyperEVM. For network IDs and other reference data, see the Reference page.