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Ophis is an agent-native DEX aggregator. Submit an intent; a solver auction fills it at the best price, MEV-protected via batch settlement, non-custodial, gasless. 11 EVM chains + Solana/BTC, an agent-safety SDK and an MCP server agents can trust.
Hey Product Hunt 👋 I'm Clément and I built Ophis.
On-chain swapping is hostile: you fight a clunky UI, get sandwiched by MEV, and liquidity is scattered across a dozen venues. For an AI agent, it's worse there's no safe, predictable way to execute a trade at all.
Ophis is an agent-native DEX aggregator. You submit an intent "swap 100 USDC for ETH on Base" and a competitive solver auction fills it at the best executable price. Orders settle through a batch auction where every trade clears at one uniform price, so sandwich attacks and front-running are structurally absent, not best-effort. It's non-custodial (every order is signed by your wallet), gasless, and any price improvement above your limit comes back to you.
The part I'm most excited about: Ophis is built for the agent era. There's an MCP server (`mcp.ophis.fi`) and an agent-safety SDK with receiver-pin and chain-id checks, so an autonomous agent can trade through Ophis without getting drained by a hallucinated address or a wrong-chain transfer. One intent API, 11 EVM chains + Solana/BTC via NEAR Intents, 16+ liquidity sources. Settlement runs on CoW Protocol's audited contracts.
Try it → swap.ophis.fi · Docs → docs.ophis.fi · Plug in an agent → mcp.ophis.fi
I'll be in the comments all day tell me what to break. 🐍
Ophis was submitted on Product Hunt and earned 0 upvotes and 1 comments, placing #53 on the daily leaderboard. Ophis is an agent-native DEX aggregator. Submit an intent; a solver auction fills it at the best price, MEV-protected via batch settlement, non-custodial, gasless. 11 EVM chains + Solana/BTC, an agent-safety SDK and an MCP server agents can trust.
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