# Bebop > Trade everything crypto onchain Bebop is a decentralized request-for-quote trading platform. It lets traders and applications swap tokens at firm prices from professional market makers and solvers, with every trade settled on-chain without Bebop holding user funds. Bebop is a decentralized request-for-quote (RFQ) trading platform for token swaps. It connects traders and applications to professional market makers and solver networks, whose quotes settle on-chain through smart contracts. Bebop is built for users who need a firm price and a guaranteed fill, including at large trade sizes. A taker requests a quote, receives a firm price from one or more market makers, and signs a transaction that settles atomically or reverts in full. For tokens outside market maker coverage, solvers compete to route the order through on-chain liquidity sources. Bebop does not take custody of user tokens, and trades can run gasless or swap several tokens in one transaction. Bebop Trade is the flagship web app for swapping tokens across multiple EVM chains and Solana. The Bebop API suite gives integrators the same liquidity along with streaming prices and trade history, and bopAMM is an oracle-priced AMM on Ethereum that participating market makers keep updated. Bebop is used by retail traders, wallets, aggregators, solvers, liquidators and asset issuers. - Type: Protocol - Sector: DeFi - Status: Active - Founded: 2022-06-09 - Profile: https://thegrid.id/profiles/bebop ## Products - [Bebop Trade](https://thegrid.id/profiles/bebop): Bebop Trade is a web application for swapping cryptocurrency tokens across multiple networks. It sources liquidity from private market makers via an RFQ mechanism and from on-chain solver competition through an aggregation layer, combining off-chain and on-chain liquidity in a single interface. Trades settle atomically on-chain through smart contracts, with gasless execution as the default mode and support for multi-token swaps within a single transaction. (DEX Aggregator, Live, Main Product) - [Bebop API](https://thegrid.id/profiles/bebop): Bebop API is a suite of trading APIs that gives applications access to Bebop's on-chain trade execution and market data. The RFQ API returns firm quotes from professional market makers with a guaranteed price and fill, while the Aggregation API routes orders through competing solvers for broader token coverage. Both return a ready-to-sign transaction that settles atomically through smart contracts, without Bebop taking custody of funds. The Price API streams indicative market maker prices over WebSocket, and the Trade History API returns past trades by wallet, transaction or partner. Wallets, aggregators, solvers, cross-chain apps and liquidators integrate it to source liquidity for their users. (DEX Aggregator, Live) - [BopAMM](https://thegrid.id/profiles/bebop): BopAMM (Block Oracle Priced AMM) is a decentralized exchange on Ethereum whose pool prices are set by participating market makers rather than a bonding curve. Market makers submit pricing that supported block builders apply before trades in each block, so takers trade against a current benchmark price. Takers swap permissionlessly on-chain, directly or through aggregators and wallets, and its router can fall back to Bebop RFQ when the pool cannot fill an order. 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