# Chainspot > The best cross-chain liquidity and yield aggregator across EVM and non-EVM chains. Chainspot is a cross-chain DEX and bridge aggregator for EVM and non-EVM chains. It lets users swap and bridge tokens in one transaction, refuel gas on other chains, and earn cashback through its loyalty program. Chainspot is a cross-chain liquidity aggregator that routes swaps and bridge transfers across EVM and non-EVM blockchains. Its router combines DEXs, bridges, and other aggregators so users can move a supported token to another chain in a single step. It holds no liquidity of its own and integrates only decentralized providers. The routing engine compares offers from various liquidity providers across several chains and picks a route by cost and speed. Users can set the receiving address, choose providers and slippage, and refuel a wallet that has no native gas from another chain. Chainspot Router is the main product, joined by Chainspot Portal, a data terminal for chain and bridge statistics, and Chainspot Family, a loyalty program with cashback and referral payouts. It is used by DeFi traders moving assets between chains and by projects that build cross-chain swaps into their own apps. - Type: Company - Sector: Finance - Status: Active - Founded: 2021-01-01 - Profile: https://thegrid.id/profiles/chainspot ## Products - [Chainspot Router](https://thegrid.id/profiles/chainspot): Chainspot Router is a DEX and bridge aggregator that routes cross-chain transfers across various chains, bridges, and DEXs on EVM and non-EVM networks. Its routing engine compares paths by cost and speed and combines bridging and swapping into one transaction. Users can also deposit into supported yield vaults from any chain and refuel wallets with native gas from another network. (DEX Aggregator, Live, Main Product) - [Chainspot Portal](https://thegrid.id/profiles/chainspot): Chainspot Portal is a data terminal providing on-chain analytics for blockchain networks and cross-chain bridge activity. It displays chain TVL, transaction volumes, bridge statistics, and community-written reviews for DeFi protocols. Users can explore multiple chains and compare bridge performance using real-time on-chain data. (Data Terminal, Live) - [Chainspot Family](https://thegrid.id/profiles/chainspot): Chainspot Family is a loyalty and gamification program that rewards users for activity on the Chainspot Router. It includes cashback on swaps, a referral system with payouts, and partner bonuses. Points and rewards accumulate based on transaction volume and referrals, incentivizing continued platform engagement. 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