SODAX Partners with SilkSuite, taking SilkDex Liquidity Across Blockchain Networks
SilkDex runs some of the deepest native liquidity on Hedera. Until today, none of it could leave the network. SilkSuite has closed that gap by integrating SODAX, so SilkDex's own liquidity can move across blockchain networks.
SODAX Team
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SilkSuite has integrated SODAX, becoming the first Hedera-native protocol to launch with SODAX and bringing SilkDex's liquidity across blockchain networks in a single self-custody flow.
SilkSuite’s integration of SODAX also brings cross-network money markets to their Earn feature, and swap routing to s0xchange’s Classic and Ultra crosschain desks.
A custom wallet integration lets every Hedera account use SODAX, including the ED25519 majority that standard cross-network tooling has always excluded.
SilkDex runs some of the deepest native liquidity on Hedera, offering zero-slippage swaps across SILK and around 120 other Hedera pool assets. Until today, none of it could leave the network. A trader holding a SilkDex position who wanted exposure elsewhere had to exit into a bridge, hand funds to a third party, and wait.
SilkSuite has closed that gap by integrating SODAX, so SilkDex's own liquidity can move across blockchain networks without SilkSuite ever building a bridge or holding a user's funds.
What is SilkSuite?
SilkSuite is a non-custodial DeFi suite built natively on Hedera, the product of HSuite's DEX and SilkSwap under one roof. Its exchange, SilkDex, runs some of the deepest native liquidity on the network across the SILK token and around 120 Hedera pool assets, and it trades with zero slippage: the amount you're quoted is the amount you receive, settled as a single atomic transaction on Hedera's native ledger (HTS) with no EVM contracts, no quote-to-fill drift, and confirmation in seconds for a fraction of a cent. Every trade is priced and routed by the HSuite network of independent smart nodes and signed locally, so your keys and tokens never leave your control. Beyond swapping, SilkSuite offers swaps, launchpad, generous liquidity provider and trader rewards, deep analytics and a SILK powered arcade. Being integrated with SODAX carries that Hedera-native liquidity across 20+ blockchain networks in a single self-custody flow. Learn more at silksuite.app.
Plugging SilkDex Into SODAX
Through SilkSuite's s0xchange desk, a user can take any SilkDex pool asset across blockchain networks in one flow. SilkDex swaps it into a bridge asset, USDC or HBAR, on Hedera. From there, SODAX takes over. The request becomes an intent: a statement of what the user wants, coordinated and routed by a solver, carrying the asset to any of the 20+ networks SODAX supports.
SilkSuite never holds the funds, and there is no bridge-and-wait in between. The flow runs in reverse, too, bringing outside assets into Hedera and straight into SilkDex's own pools.
SODAX treats Hedera as an EVM spoke, but most Hedera wallets cannot act like one. SilkSuite built a custom wallet provider that takes SODAX's call data and submits it through Hedera's own ContractExecuteTransaction API instead of an EVM signature. That one piece of engineering means every Hedera account can use SODAX, not just the ECDSA minority that standard tooling supports.
SilkSuite also surfaces SODAX's money market inside its Earn feature, letting users lend and borrow across every network SODAX connects to. On its Classic desk SilkSuite and SODAX work together to extended the reach of HTS tokens pooled at SilkDex. On s0xchange’s Classic & Ultra desks, SilkSuite runs SODAX as one of several routers it races for best execution, reaching networks and Hedera assets that nothing else can quote.
"We chose SODAX as soon as we heard it would support intent-based transactions on Hedera. We have deep Hedera-native liquidity in SilkDex and one hard problem: getting it off Hedera without building bridges or ever taking custody of our users' funds. SODAX solved exactly that. Its intent-and-solver model gave us self-custody, cross-chain settlement with no bridge-and-wait, and its SDK let us plug SilkDex's own pools straight into it — even wiring up native Hedera accounts that cannot sign EVM transactions. It is the one protocol that reaches the chains and the Hedera assets that nothing else could quote for us. SODAX is what turned SilkSuite from a Hedera-native suite into a cross-chain one.”
— SilkSuite
What Changes for SilkDex Users
SilkDex's liquidity now has somewhere to go. A trader can hold a Hedera-native position and reach any of SODAX's 20+ supported networks without leaving SilkSuite's own interface. The reverse also works, and outside capital can flow straight into SilkDex's pools. Every Hedera account is included and can also access SODAX's money market inside Earn, with liquidity working instead of sitting idle on one network.
Try SilkDex at silksuite.app, or explore the SDK that made the integration possible at sodax.com.