# Wombat Exchange > Hyper Efficient Multichain Stableswap Wombat Exchange helps users swap stablecoins efficiently by using multichain and crosschain liquidity pools with single-sided staking. Wombat Exchange helps DeFi users swap stablecoins and earn yield by providing multichain liquidity infrastructure with single-sided staking. Users can trade assets at minimal slippage, provide liquidity with single tokens, and participate in governance through veWOM. Wombat uses asset-liability management and coverage ratios to maintain capital efficiency across multiple networks. - Type: Project - Sector: Finance - Status: Active - Founded: 2021-10-01 - Profile: https://thegrid.id/profiles/wombat_exchange ## Products - [Wombat Exchange](https://thegrid.id/profiles/wombat_exchange): Wombat Exchange is a stableswap protocol using asset-liability management through coverage ratios, enabling single-sided liquidity provision and crosschain swaps. The system batches transactions across multiple chains through Wormhole integration while maintaining capital efficiency through open-liquidity pool architecture. (Decentralised Exchange, Live, Main Product) - [WomPets](https://thegrid.id/profiles/wombat_exchange): WomPets is a gamified incentive system using NFTs and cross-chain point accumulation for liquidity providers and traders. Users earn WomPets Points through swapping, staking, and liquidity provision, which grant access to mini-games with treasury-backed rewards. (NFT Marketplace, Live) ## Assets - [Wombat Token (WOM)](https://thegrid.id/profiles/wombat_exchange): WOM is the governance token of Wombat Exchange, deployed on multiple blockchains. It is used to vote on protocol decisions, earn boosted rewards, and receive a share of protocol fees. Holders lock their tokens to receive veWOM, where the longer the lock, the higher the veWOM and the bigger the rewards. 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