# DapDap > The Next-gen DeFi Consumer App DapDap is a developer of consumer DeFi apps. It builds single interfaces for swapping, bridging, lending and earning across multiple blockchain ecosystems, plus a cross-chain stablecoin transfer service. DapDap is a developer of consumer DeFi applications that bring swapping, bridging, lending, and rewards together in one interface for a given blockchain ecosystem. Its apps cover several EVM ecosystems, along with cross-chain stablecoin transfers. Its apps target mainstream users who want simpler access to onchain finance. Each app aggregates existing protocols rather than running its own liquidity. d'Avinci routes swaps across various DEXes and bridge transfers across several bridges on multiple networks, with portfolio tracking and Odyssey campaigns that award Medals and Gems. Beratown gathers Berachain swapping, lending, vaults, and BGT governance, and adds Bintent, an intent-based trading feature. StableFlow moves USDT between multiple blockchains through a network of competing solvers, with atomic on-chain settlement and an SDK for integrators. It is used by DeFi users, traders, and projects moving stablecoins across chains. - Type: Company - Sector: Finance - Status: Active - Founded: 2024-02-17 - Profile: https://thegrid.id/profiles/dapdap ## Products - [d'Avinci](https://thegrid.id/profiles/dapdap): d'Avinci aggregates multiple bridge protocols through Super Bridge and liquidity from various decentralized exchanges through Super Swap, routing transactions across Ethereum L2 and EVM networks. The platform provides multi-chain portfolio tracking via Portfolio Analytics and allows users to interact with dApps across supported networks through a unified interface. A gamified rewards program (Odyssey) distributes Medals and Gems for completed onchain activities. (Bridge Aggregator, Live, Main Product) - [Beratown](https://thegrid.id/profiles/dapdap): Beratown consolidates swapping, lending, yield aggregation, and BGT governance interactions across the Berachain ecosystem into a single consumer interface. The platform integrates multiple Berachain DEX and lending protocols through an aggregated interface and provides yield optimization via Beratown Vaults. Bintent, an intent-based trading mechanism, uses NEAR Protocol Chain Signatures to enable cross-chain asset interactions without manual wallet management. (DEX Aggregator, Live) - [StableFlow](https://thegrid.id/profiles/dapdap): StableFlow is a cross-chain stablecoin transfer service that moves USDT between multiple blockchains. Professional solvers compete to fill each transfer from a shared capital base, and a smart contract on NEAR settles it atomically with automatic refunds on failure. An SDK lets other projects integrate the transfers. (Bridge, Live) - [NADSA](https://thegrid.id/profiles/dapdap): NADSA was a consumer interface for the Monad ecosystem that combined dApp discovery, token swaps, cross-chain bridging, and arcade-style onchain games. It included portfolio and wallet tracking and a community ranking system. Its site went offline and no longer resolves. (DEX Aggregator, Discontinued) - [Coinback](https://thegrid.id/profiles/dapdap): Coinback was a cashback service that paid cryptocurrency rewards in place of traditional cashback points for card spending. Users earned and saved rewards in supported digital assets, linking everyday merchant spending to onchain token distribution. Its domain lapsed and the service went offline. 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