SODAX SDK launches on Product Hunt tomorrow, September 8, with the launch window opening at 12:01 AM Pacific Time. We invite everyone to follow our launch on Product Hunt, to try the SODAX SDK, and provide feedback on our launch.

The SODAX SDK's first stable release is out: one TypeScript integration for swaps, lending, borrowing, and yield across 20+ blockchain networks.
It's built for two kinds of builders: teams shipping cross-network features into a live product, and solo developers building their own tools, hand-coded or vibecoded.
SODAX SDK launches on Product Hunt this Tuesday, September 8, when the window opens at 12:01 AM Pacific Time. Follow the page now to catch it live.
Building anything that moves value across blockchain networks usually means stitching together bridges, wrapped assets, and a separate integration for every network you want to reach. The SODAX SDK exists to remove that work, and this week it hits its first stable release.
The SODAX SDK is the TypeScript interface for SODAX's execution and liquidity system across blockchain networks. That cross-network reach gives access to every network SODAX supports, 20+ and counting, through modular functions for swaps, lending, borrowing, bridging, staking, and yield, plus optional wallet abstraction if you'd rather not build that yourself. All of the above available with one integration and free of charge.
If you run a wallet, exchange, or lending platform and want cross-network execution in an existing product, the SDK drops into your stack as one dependency. Bringing your own UX on top of every blockchain network and wallet ecosystem, with your own fee management for transactions.
But the same SDK holds up for a weekend build. If you're putting together your own tool, whether you're writing every line yourself or vibecoding it with Claude or Cursor, the SDK carries the cross-network execution logic so the actual product idea is what takes your time.
The interface is in stable release, the docs are live at docs.sodax.com, and the same SDK already powers integrations running in production today.
SODAX SDK launches on Product Hunt tomorrow, September 8, with the launch window opening at 12:01 AM Pacific Time. We invite everyone to follow our launch on Product Hunt, to try the SODAX SDK, and provide feedback on our launch.
On launch day, the team is on the page answering questions and comments in real time. If you try the SDK, hit something worth flagging, or just want to see what a cross-network build looks like from the inside, find the discussion on the SODAX SDK Product Hunt page.