Developers: here’s how to integrate cross-chain swaps using the Pact Swap @Pact_Swap stack powered by Coinweb @CoinwebOfficial. Instead of running bridges, liquidity pools, or validators, you interact with a simple API + SDK layer that handles the heavy lifting. What you can do with the SDKs and APIs: 1. Get real-time swap quotes: Query available trading pairs and receive price quotes across supported chains (e.g. BTC ETH BNB ↔ other assets). 2. Build unsigned transactions: Generate cross-chain swap transactions from your app or wallet, then let the user sign locally. No custody or private-key handling required. 3. Track swap status: Use endpoints to monitor swaps from initiation to settlement across chains. 4. Access order books and liquidity: Pull order book data to power UIs, analytics dashboards, or routing logic. 5. Check balances across chains: Query user balances from multiple networks through a unified interface. Why this matters: • No wrapped assets or synthetic tokens • Smart contract enforced swaps • Minimal backend infrastructure • Wallet and dApp friendly integration • Native support for assets like BTC Typical integration flow: 1. User selects a swap in your UI 2. Your app requests a quote via the API 3. SDK builds the unsigned transaction 4. User signs in their wallet 5. You track the swap status via the API This makes it possible to add native cross-chain swaps to wallets, aggregators, payment apps, and DeFi interfaces with just a few endpoints. If you can call an API, you can build cross-chain.