For perps, lending, vaults & treasuries

Convert arbitrary collateral without a failed transaction.

When your protocol accepts a token it didn’t design for, the router in front of it is the thing standing between “the deposit worked” and a risk event. A failed or mis-quoted conversion here isn’t a UX complaint — it’s a position that didn’t get opened, a liquidation that didn’t clear, a treasury swap that reverted mid-flow.

Built for exactly this case

This is exactly the case our mechanism was built for. We don’t estimate what a taxed or rebasing token will do when transferred — we simulate the actual transfer and return what happened. Simulation failure across the graded set sits comfortably under 0.5%. [Independent — Enso Shield, Apr 2026] Where a conversion genuinely can’t succeed — a token with no real liquidity anywhere — you find out at quote time, before your protocol has committed to anything.

See Coverage for the specific token classes this covers, and Performance for the methodology behind the failure-rate figure.