# Swapper Finance > Onboard to Web3 in one click Swapper Finance is a payment infrastructure layer that provides a white-label SDK for DeFi platforms to accept deposits from payment cards, crypto transfers, and Web3 wallets. Swapper Finance helps DeFi platforms reduce user onboarding friction by providing an embeddable SDK that accepts deposits from payment cards, crypto transfers, and Web3 wallets in a single widget. Platforms can add the integration in minutes, with KYC/AML compliance managed through regulated partners, removing the need for additional licenses. The payment flow is built on Chainlink and Mastercard infrastructure, supporting cross-chain token deposits directly into DeFi protocols. - Type: Company - Sector: Payments - Status: Active - Profile: https://thegrid.id/profiles/swapper_finance ## Products - [Swapper Deposits](https://thegrid.id/profiles/swapper_finance): Swapper Deposits is a payments infrastructure SDK enabling DeFi platforms to accept user deposits via payment cards, crypto transfers, and Web3 wallets through an embeddable iframe widget. The system orchestrates the full deposit flow using the Chainlink Runtime Environment, routing funds across multiple blockchains via Chainlink CCIP, with KYC/AML compliance managed by integrated regulated third parties. Platforms embed the widget via a TypeScript SDK or direct iframe without requiring separate payment licenses. (Payments Infrastructure & Orchestration, Live, Main Product) - [Swapper AI Agent Toolkit](https://thegrid.id/profiles/swapper_finance): Swapper AI Agent Toolkit is a skill pack that gives AI agents and coding assistants the ability to deposit funds, bridge assets across chains, and manage crypto wallets in DeFi environments. Skills install as slash commands and integrate with major AI agent frameworks and coding assistants. Cross-chain operations use Chainlink CCIP, and end-to-end deposit orchestration runs on the Chainlink Runtime Environment. (Skills, Live) - [Swapper Portal](https://thegrid.id/profiles/swapper_finance): Swapper Portal is a community engagement platform for Swapper Finance users that structures participation through quests, a tiered rewards system, and a referral program. Users earn points based on trading and deposit volume, complete tasks for additional point bonuses, and advance through tiers to access rewards. 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