# DeGate > The easy way to earn on blockchains DeGate is a self-custodial crypto wallet for cross-chain swaps and yield. It lets users buy, sell, and earn across multiple blockchains from a single interface without bridging or holding gas tokens. DeGate is a self-custodial crypto wallet company providing a multichain platform for swapping, earning, and trading digital assets. It allows users to buy, sell, and earn across a range of supported blockchains from a single unified interface. The wallet is aimed at everyday users seeking simplified multichain access as well as more experienced users looking to manage swapping, yield, and onchain markets without juggling multiple wallets. The platform addresses the friction of using multiple blockchains by removing the need to hold separate gas tokens or manually bridge assets between networks. Users deposit a stablecoin, and the wallet routes and settles transactions across chains automatically while keeping private keys under the user's sole control. Its smart contract components are open source and have undergone independent security review. DeGate's offerings include cross-chain swapping, a Turbo Range liquidity product for providing concentrated liquidity on major assets, Simple Earn vaults for stablecoin yield, and a stock and real-world asset trading feature covering tokenized equities, indices, and commodities. The wallet is governed in association with a decentralized autonomous organization and is used by individuals seeking multichain trading and yield opportunities without relying on centralized custodians. - Type: Company - Sector: Custody and Wallets - Status: Active - Founded: 2021-03-01 - Profile: https://thegrid.id/profiles/degate ## Products - [DeGate Wallet](https://thegrid.id/profiles/degate): DeGate Wallet is a self-custodial multichain crypto wallet that lets users swap, earn yield, and trade on-chain stocks from a single interface. It generates per-chain addresses and signs transactions locally so the provider never holds user funds, and it uses solver-based routing to swap between assets across multiple blockchains without manual bridging or holding native gas tokens. Built-in features let users provide concentrated liquidity to earn variable yield on crypto and tokenized stock pairs, deposit stablecoins into curated third-party lending vaults for yield, and trade fractional, dollar-settled tokenized equities and real-world assets around the clock. The wallet also includes a USDC bridging tool, access to perpetual futures and decentralized applications through an embedded browser, and crypto-payable gift cards. It is aimed at retail users seeking a single non-custodial application for cross-chain trading and yield generation instead of juggling separate wallets, bridges, and exchanges. (Wallet, Live, Main Product) ## Assets - [DeGate (DG)](https://thegrid.id/profiles/degate): DG is the governance token of DeGate Home DAO. It is used for voting on DAO resolutions, proposals, and treasury decisions within the DeGate ecosystem. 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