Enso Finance

Enso supported the November 9 mainnet launch of Elysium, Kinetiq's high-performance Layer 2 for the Hyperliquid ecosystem, serving as the official bridge provider that lets users bridge and swap from any supported chain. With Bitget Wallet joining through Enso's execution infrastructure on day one, builders get swaps, bridges, and DeFi execution through Enso's existing single API and can combine actions like buying tokenized assets and using them as collateral into one product.

• Elysium is confirmed live, with bridging and swapping available from any supported chain via the Enso-powered @Enter_Elysium bridge.
• Through a collaboration with xStocks, Enso supports access to tokenized stocks and ETFs (backed 1:1 by the underlying asset), extending its existing work across supported ecosystems.
• Elysium targets 100-millisecond blocks and 300M gas per second, settles to HyperEVM, and connects to HyperCore's trading infrastructure.
• The launch builds on Enso having routed over $1 billion for Kinetiq and Markets.xyz ahead of Elysium.

Enso now supports Aerodrome's new MetaDEX on all seven chains where it operates: Ethereum, Base, Arbitrum, Optimism, Ink, Arc, and Robinhood Chain. Through the existing Enso API, applications can access Aerodrome pools to swap, add or remove liquidity, and stake positions in Aero gauges.

• The integration is a single-API addition, so existing Enso partners get Aerodrome access without new protocol wiring.
• It extends Enso's execution coverage to another DEX alongside its recent crosschain and chain-level rollouts.

Ramses Exchange has rolled out Magic Max and Multiswap across Robinhood Chain, HyperEVM, and Arbitrum, with swap and deposit execution handled through Enso's API. The new features expand Ramses' existing DEX aggregation, which Enso also routes.

• Magic Max and Multiswap are now live on all three chains alongside Ramses' aggregated DEX routing.
• The integration lets Ramses users run swaps and deposits through Enso's execution layer without separate bridge or protocol wiring.
• The rollout extends Enso's API deployments to another DEX, following its recent chain launches on Robinhood Chain, Berachain, and Arbitrum-linked integrations.

Enso is live on Robinhood Chain, giving apps, wallets, institutions, and product teams access to swaps, DeFi actions, and tokenized onchain financial services through its existing single API integration. Robinhood Crypto added eight stock tokens — including JPMorgan ($JPM), Visa ($V), Disney ($DIS), PayPal ($PYPL), and the VanEck Gold Miners ETF ($GDX) — which apps can already route through Enso, move cross-chain, or loop into leveraged positions.

• Same-chain and cross-chain swaps move assets between supported networks through the Enso API.
• DeFi actions include deposits, liquidity provision, flashloans, and multi-step strategies.
• The rollout bundles Robinhood stock tokens and leveraged RWA looping — collateral deposits, borrowing, swaps, and looping in a single atomic transaction.
• Enso handles routing and execution, so existing partners can extend into the Robinhood Chain ecosystem with their current integration.

Enso's crosschain routing is now available on Berachain, letting users and builders route tokens between Berachain and dozens of other supported networks through the existing Enso API. The Berachain team amplified the announcement on X.

• Crosschain routing executes multi-step routes — bridging assets and completing destination actions like deposits or position entries — with a single signature from the origin chain.
• Builders access it through the same Enso API integration used for swaps, DeFi actions, and RWA execution, without wiring up separate bridge and protocol integrations.
• The launch extends Enso's crosschain execution to one of the chains where its Shortcuts infrastructure already processed significant volume, alongside its recent Arbitrum and Robinhood Chain rollouts.

Enso now supports leveraged RWA strategies on Robinhood Chain, letting developers combine collateral deposits, borrowing, swaps, and looping into a single atomic transaction through the existing Enso API. Apps can let users open leveraged positions on tokenized assets — supplying tokenized collateral, borrowing against it, swapping for more exposure, and repeating to build the position — with additional DeFi actions composable on top.

• Builders get this through one API integration instead of coordinating multiple protocols individually.
• If any step in the bundle fails, the entire transaction reverts, avoiding half-open positions.
• The release extends Enso's atomic looping execution to Robinhood Chain, expanding the tokenized-asset tooling it launched there via its single API integration.

xStocks are now available on Arbitrum through the Enso API and the Enso RWA App, expanding access to tokenized equities across one of Ethereum's largest Layer 2 ecosystems. Users can trade xStocks directly in the RWA App, while wallets, fintechs, and trading platforms can integrate the Enso API for the same access.

• xStocks bring tokenized representations of major US stocks and ETFs onchain for eligible users.
• Existing Enso partners get xStocks on Arbitrum without rebuilding routing or aggregation stacks — one API covers swaps, cross-chain routing, DeFi actions, and RWA execution.
• Enso positions itself as an RWA aggregator, letting apps reach tokenized equities and other RWAs through a single integration rather than wiring up liquidity venues, chains, and asset providers separately.

Enso has launched Crosschain Routing, letting apps buy an asset, enter a vault, mint a token, or access yield on another chain through the same integration already used for onchain actions. Crosschain execution runs on infrastructure from Chainlink, Relay Protocol, and LayerZero, and is already live with partners including Ether.fi, Oku Trade, Kinetiq, Avant, Reservoir, Alchemix, and StakeDAO.

• The Route API finds the path; the Bundle API defines the workflow.
• The new Crosschain Explorer tracks any Enso route across chains from a single view — every transaction is indexed and streamed in, giving a live view of swaps and crosschain routes moving through Enso.
• Apps can expose the Explorer directly to their users for a clear view of transaction status, execution progress, and failures, without sending them across multiple chain explorers.

Oku has listed $TRUE, with users able to bridge into Base and get execution routed through liquidity routers including Enso. Enso amplified the listing announcement, pointing to it as crosschain routing in production.

Ondo Intelligent Portfolios are now available through Enso, letting apps offer diversified, institutionally designed strategies in a single transaction. The three BlackRock-powered strategies are High Income (BLKHIon), Diversified Growth (BLKDIGon), and High Growth (BLKGRWon).

Builders integrate once through Enso's API to expose the portfolio strategies to users.