SODAX Partners with Degen Terminal for Cross-network RWA trading

• Degen Terminal, an AI-native trading terminal for tokens and tokenized stocks, now integrates SODAX to execute trades across blockchain networks.

• A trader holding USDC or ETH on Base, Arbitrum or BNB Chain can buy xStocks such as NVDAx on Solana, or Robinhood stock tokens, in one flow.

• The same integration powers Degen Terminal's transfers between networks and its stock buys, with an Earn tab built on the SODAX money market rolling out.

A Degen Terminal user spots a token or a stock worth buying. The asset is on Solana. Their USDC is on Base. Before the integration, that trade started with a detour: move the funds, wait for them to arrive, switch networks, then place the order.

Degen Terminal has cut out the detour. It now integrates SODAX for execution across blockchain networks (cross-network, for short), so a user picks the asset, pays with what they hold where they hold it, and the purchase lands on the destination network in one flow. Powered by SODAX.

Who is Degen Terminal?

Degen Terminal is a web-based, mobile-first trading terminal built for one promise: trade tokens and stocks like a pro, without being one. It is AI-native and Solana-first, and it covers networks including Solana, BNB Chain, TON, Robinhood Chain, Arc and Monad.

Inside the terminal, traders get in-app swaps, transfers between networks, advanced orders and pre-trade safety checks. Its AlphaScan feature scores tokens from 0 to 100 across six networks. The project grew out of Colosseum and is backed by Superteam NL.

The wrong-network problem

Degen Terminal helps its users discover tokens across six networks. Their balances rarely sit on the one where the next trade is. For a trading terminal, that mismatch shows up at the worst moment: right after a user has found what they want.

Tokenized stocks make it sharper. xStocks such as NVDAx, TSLAx and COINx are on Solana. Robinhood's stock tokens are issued on Robinhood Chain. A trader's spending money might be USDC on Base or ETH on Arbitrum. Every extra step between the idea and the order (moving funds, choosing a route, switching networks) is a step where the trade can stall.

Wider access to RWAs

SODAX coordinates the execution and liquidity underneath, and independent solvers fill each trade, so Degen Terminal can keep its own interface and order flow without building a routing stack of its own. Three flows now run on that one integration:

• Stock buys from another network: on Degen Terminal's xStock and Robinhood stock token pages, users pay with USDC or ETH from Base, Arbitrum, BNB Chain and other networks. USDC on Base into NVDAx on Solana is one flow.

• Transfers between networks: Degen Terminal's in-app transfer flow can route through SODAX to move assets between networks such as Solana, Base, Arbitrum and BNB Chain.

• Earn, rolling out: Degen Terminal is rolling out an Earn tab built on the SODAX money market, where users supply assets from the networks they already hold them on.

"Our users discover tokens across six chains, but their money is rarely on the right one. SODAX let us close that gap inside Degen Terminal: a user with USDC on Base can buy an xStock on Solana or a Robinhood stock token in one flow, without bridging first. One integration now powers our cross-chain bridge, cross-chain stock buys and our Earn product." — Kelvin, Founder, Degen Terminal

For Degen Terminal traders, the asset page is now where a trade starts and ends. For other trading apps and wallets, Degen Terminal's setup is a working example of what one integration covers. SODAX operates across 21 blockchain networks, and the same connection that carries Degen Terminal's stock buys also carries its transfers and its Earn tab.

Degen Terminal is live at dgnterminal.com. Read how the team built it in the Degen Terminal case study, and learn more about the SODAX execution system and how you can integrate at sodax.com.