Glide enables gasless, cross-chain transactions on EVM-compatible networks, allowing users to pay with existing tokens without the need for swaps or bridges. This technology simplifies the transaction process, reducing friction and onboarding time for decentralized applications and wallets.
Funding
$20M raised to dateRaised to date based on public sources. This may differ from the amount the company actually raised and is based only on what is publicly available on the internet.

Founders
Product
Problem
Users onboarding to decentralized applications (dApps) often face friction due to the need for specific tokens on particular chains, requiring them to use bridges or swaps. This complexity increases drop-off rates and hinders broader adoption of Web3 applications.
Solution
Glide provides a suite of APIs and SDKs that enable gasless, cross-chain transactions within dApps and wallets, allowing users to pay with their existing tokens regardless of the underlying network. By abstracting away the complexities of bridging and swapping, Glide simplifies the user experience and reduces the barriers to entry for new users. The platform supports deposits from various sources, including centralized exchanges and credit/debit cards, offering a comprehensive solution for wallet funding and onboarding.
Target Audience
Glide primarily targets Web3 developers building DeFi, NFT, and other dApps, as well as wallet providers seeking to streamline user onboarding and improve transaction conversion rates.
Features
- Cross-chain transactions enabling users to pay with any token on any EVM-compatible chain
- Gasless transactions that eliminate the need for users to hold native gas tokens
- Deposit widget for quick integration with customizable UI
- Headless SDK for building fully custom funding flows
- Support for deposits from centralized exchanges like Coinbase and Binance
- Credit and debit card payment options for instant crypto purchases
- TypeScript SDK compatible with libraries like Wagmi and Viem
- REST API for integration with other languages