
Enso has launched Flashloan Actions, adding temporary liquidity and atomic capital strategies as composable actions inside the Enso API. Swaps, lending, deposits, LP positions, and other actions can now sit inside the same bundle, turning flashloans from a standalone primitive into infrastructure for complete DeFi strategies.
Enso has introduced independent simulation and pre-sign validation for transaction execution. The feature simulates user intent at the interface boundary and validates flows in advance, so applications can catch failures and unexpected execution outcomes before users commit gas.
The goal is to close the gap between what users see on screen when they confirm and what actually executes on-chain, giving app developers more control over the end-to-end experience.
The new ConcreteXYZ app places swaps and deposits directly on its landing page, with Enso powering execution behind the scenes. It offers a simpler entry point into Concrete vaults, part of the updated Concrete Earn experience.
Enso now powers routing for the new ether.fi app, giving users access to RWAs without needing to track where assets or liquidity live. From any supported chain and position, Enso handles routing, bridging, and execution.
The next-generation ether.fi crypto neobank adds tokenized stocks and metals trading plus an integrated Aave market on Optimism for borrowing against a full portfolio.

Ondo's USDY is now available through the Enso API on Ethereum and BNB Chain. Every partner already integrated with Enso can access USDY through the same API they use for swaps, cross-chain routing, and DeFi actions, with no additional integration work.
Ondo's 24/7 lineup now includes 26 assets available to trade around the clock, including weekends, all live through the Enso API. Five new Ondo Stocks join the lineup: Amazon (AMZN)on, Strategy (MSTR)on, Coinbase (COIN)on, Oracle (ORCL)on, and ProShares UltraPro QQQ (TQQQ)on.
These join a growing set of Ondo Stocks trading 24/7 with minting and redemption available at any hour, weekends and overnight.

Enso is now live on Tempo, a payments-first Layer 1 built for stablecoin payments at scale. Through a single Enso integration, apps, fintechs, payment platforms, and financial institutions get access to stablecoin swaps, same-chain and cross-chain liquidity, deposits, and other DeFi actions.
From any chain and any token, Enso executes payments on Tempo as one signature and one atomic transaction, making the chain available to any app or agent building onchain finance.
Polychain-backed Enso Network launched on mainnet, introducing its ENSO token on Ethereum and BNB (the token generation event), positioning itself as a unified access point across blockchains and protocols.
CoinList announced the Enso token sale running June 12–19, 2025 at $1.25 per token with 100% unlock at TGE, backed by investors including Polychain, Multicoin, Draft Ventures, Spartan, Ideo, Hypersphere, and Naval Ravikant.
CoinList announced an Enso token auction (July 31–August 7, 2024, with TGE expected around September 15, 2024), but the launch was postponed due to market conditions and committed capital was refunded.
Enso Finance closed a $5 million private funding round co-led by Polychain Capital and the Dfinity Beacon Fund, with participation from Multicoin Capital and others, to build a DeFi social trading platform.
Enso (then Enso Finance) was incorporated on 22 February 2021, per the project's own anniversary post.