# Bebop > Trade everything crypto onchain Bebop provides onchain token trading through a web app and suite of APIs, sourcing liquidity from market makers and solvers across multiple blockchains. Bebop serves traders and developers needing consistent execution for onchain token swaps. Users can trade through a consumer web app or integrate dedicated APIs: the RFQ API connects to private market makers for firm pricing and atomic settlement, while the Aggregation API routes through solver networks for broader token coverage. All trades settle through smart contracts that execute atomically without holding user funds. - Type: Protocol - Sector: Finance - 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 REST APIs providing on-chain trade execution, price discovery, and trade data for application integration. The RFQ API connects to private market maker inventory and returns firm quotes with guaranteed price and fill for single and multi-token trades. The Aggregation API routes orders through competing solvers across decentralized liquidity sources for broader token coverage with configurable slippage tolerance. The Price API streams real-time prices from market participants via WebSocket. The Trade History API provides indexed trade records queryable by chain, token, and transaction type. Execution APIs settle on-chain through audited smart contracts using EIP-712 signed orders, with gasless submission available as the default mode. (OnChain Data API, Live) - [BopAMM](https://thegrid.id/profiles/bebop): BopAMM (Block Oracle Priced AMM) is an oracle-priced automated market maker on Ethereum. Participating market makers update pool prices based on oracle inputs rather than through standard bonding curve mechanics, targeting large-size trade execution. The product is in closed beta, accepting applications from solvers, aggregators, liquidators, and market makers. 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