# DZap > DZap blends Zapping Infrastructure and AI Agents to give you the smartest liquidity layer DeFi has ever seen. DZap is a cross-chain DeFi automation platform that consolidates swaps, bridges, and liquidity strategies into single-click transactions. DZap provides cross-chain DeFi infrastructure for end users, developers, protocols, and wallet providers. Users can add liquidity to pools, migrate positions across protocols, and execute yield strategies without managing individual swap or bridge steps. Developers access a TypeScript SDK and REST APIs to integrate DZap's liquidity routing into their own applications. - Type: Protocol - Sector: Finance - Status: Active - Founded: 2022-05-01 - Profile: https://thegrid.id/profiles/dzap ## Products - [DZap](https://thegrid.id/profiles/dzap): DZap is a cross-chain DeFi aggregation platform providing protocol-to-protocol liquidity abstraction through a Meta Aggregation Engine. The system routes transactions across DEX aggregators and bridge protocols, consolidating sequential operations, swaps, deposits, and staking into single atomic transactions. A TypeScript SDK and REST API enable protocols, wallets, and developers to access unified liquidity across multiple EVM-compatible blockchain networks. (DEX Aggregator , Live, Main Product) - [DZap AI Agents Toolkit](https://thegrid.id/profiles/dzap): DZap AI Agents Toolkit provides AI agents and backend infrastructure for interacting with DeFi protocols through natural language. ZapGPT handles real-time blockchain data queries including price checks, balance analysis, and token lookups, available via API, Slack, and Discord. Yoda delivers market analysis and portfolio assessments. An MCP Server coordinates tool integrations and analytics, while a RAG-based component enables conversational queries against technical documentation. 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