Coming to Kraken! Meet SODA.
Coming to Kraken! Meet SODA.
For trading apps that want cross-network onboarding to feel invisible, letting users bring funds in from any integrated network, trade, and move funds back out without a complicated bridging flow.
The Partner
Lexur is a social execution and liquidity layer for Solana perpetuals, aggregating major perp venues like Phoenix, Pacifica, Jupiter Perps, and Adrena into one consumer interface for better fills and lower slippage. Beyond execution, it turns onchain activity into a public performance graph, with verified profiles, live flow, leaderboards, PnL tracking, and copy trading, so traders build wallet-linked reputation and users discover skill by real results rather than screenshots. Mobile-first and built for the next generation of Solana perp traders, Lexur is where they execute, build reputation, and get discovered.
The Challenge
Lexur's application for SODAX is to onboard cross-network capital into the product. Any dApp that lives on a single network faces the same structural barrier.
Bridging is complex and risky. Multi-step bridge flows confuse users and create drop-off before they ever place a trade.
Getting funds out is just as painful. Withdrawing back to other chains adds friction at exactly the moment users want a clean exit.
For a trading app, every extra step in onboarding is a point of abandonment. A complicated swap and bridging flow stands between new users and their first trade, and between active traders and a frictionless exit.
The Solution
Lexur integrated SODAX so users can deposit from other integrated chains directly into Solana, and withdraw back out to other integrated chains. The goal is to make cross-chain onboarding feel invisible: users bring funds in, trade perps on Solana, and move funds out, without dealing with a complicated bridging flow. At launch, the integration gives Lexur three core capabilities
1
Smooth Cross-Network Deposits and Withdrawals
Users deposit from other integrated chains directly into Solana inside Lexur, with the cross-chain movement handled in the background. There is no separate bridge to find. Capital arrives where it needs to be so users can trade. When users are ready to exit, they withdraw back to other chains directly from Lexur. The same invisible cross-chain layer that brings funds in carries them back out, closing the loop on a single, consistent experience.
2
A Unified Experience
Deposit, trade, and withdraw all happen inside Lexur's interface. Embedded wallet flows keep the experience clean end to end, so users never have to juggle bridges, wallets, and networks to get started.
3
Cross-Network Capital, Onboarded
By integrating the SODAX SDK, Lexur turns cross-chain onboarding into an embedded feature rather than a barrier.
Lexur Results
Cross-Network Onboarding from Day One
Lexur launches able to onboard capital from other chains directly into Solana, removing the manual bridging step that would otherwise sit between new users and their first trade.
Smooth Entry and Exit
Users can deposit in and withdraw back out across chains from inside the app, making the full lifecycle of capital feel native to Lexur rather than something that happens elsewhere.
A Truly Consumer-Grade Perp App
With invisible cross-chain onboarding layered onto its social execution and liquidity layer, Lexur can deliver a mobile-first experience where Solana perp traders execute, build reputation, and get discovered.
SODAX Integration
Foundation Layer
@sodax/sdk
This is the core logic that powers the entire ecosystem. It provides the raw functional modules required to build with SODAX programmatically.
Connection Layer
@sodax/wallet-sdk-react
An opinionated wrapper optimized for React applications, providing pre-built context providers and state management for wallet connections.
Experience Layer
@sodax/dapp-kit
The fastest way to build with SODAX. This is an opinionated collection of UI components, hooks, and utilities that leverages the layers below it.
Get started
Jennifer Kim, Business Development Lead jennifer@sodax.com
Read the SODAX docs