How Gem Wallet Made Self-Custody Multichain
@GemWallet is a self-custody wallet built for simplicity. It is open-source, mobile, and supports over 100 blockchains without requiring an account, email, or personal information.
As it set out to expand access across chains, the goal stayed the same: keep the experience simple and keep users in control. That meant finding infrastructure that could carry that standard through every swap.
Mayan made that possible.
Mayan is the movement layer used by the biggest applications in crypto to swap across chains. It works through an intent-based model: users choose the asset they have, the chain they want to move to, and the asset they want to receive.
A network of drivers (also known as solvers) then compete to fulfill the order at the best rate, and assets arrive directly in the destination wallet. The entire process stays non-custodial, with users in control from start to finish.
With Mayan integrated, Gem Wallet expanded what users could do across chains while keeping their self-custody experience consistent.
Inside Gem Wallet, Mayan unlocks:
- Instant swaps. Swaps land in seconds across chains.
- Competitive rates. Drivers compete on every order in real time, so users get the best available rate without having to compare options.
- One-click execution. What used to take multiple steps now happens in a single transaction inside the wallet.
- Full control. Built on permissionless infrastructure, every swap settles onchain and can be tracked in real time.
- Broad coverage. Swaps are available for any asset across all major chains.
Max Costa, Chief Business Development Officer at Gem Wallet, on what the integration has meant for users:
"Our users really appreciate Mayan for opening up a much wider range of swap options. You can swap pretty much any token for any other across chains. It's fast, secure, and simple. Before, this would take 2 or 3 separate swaps. Now it's just one step with Mayan."
Gem Wallet joins leading wallets like @MetaMask, @Phantom, @wallet, @Infinex, and @Backpack, all of which trust Mayan for cross-chain swaps.
Moving across chains no longer means compromising on the experience users expect.
→ Try Gem Wallet at gemwallet.com.
→ Developers can get integrate Mayan at docs.mayan.finance.