Your app starts the request
One user action enters through your existing product UI.
Product layer for Web3 apps
Stop spending months stitching Web3 vendors together.
dApp, wallet, and fintech teams usually juggle separate vendors for wallets, RPCs, swaps, and ramps. Open CrossDEX, Ramp, ChainRouter, and Audit today, then integrate from docs.
Scroll to follow a request from your app through Web5 Nexus. CrossDEX, Ramp, ChainRouter, and Audit are live; Auth Modal integrates from docs.
One user action enters through your existing product UI.
Social login creates the wallet session from docs, without exposing Web3 complexity in your UI.
The same wallet URL moves to a healthy upstream when a node fails.
CrossDEX swaps, Ramp checkout, and Audit checks connect to the same product flow.
A typical stack wires WalletConnect, RPC providers, indexers, swap APIs, and fiat rails. Each brings its own SDK, keys, and billing. Features wait while custom integrations pile up.
Launches slip, UX feels unreliable, and Web2 teams treat Web3 as too expensive to finish.
Web5 Nexus is the product layer teams use instead of stitching vendors: swaps, fiat, RPC, audit, and social auth docs. Open them live, then integrate.
CrossDEX for swaps. Ramp for fiat. ChainRouter for RPC failover. Audit for contract scans. No install required to evaluate.
Auth Modal, ChainRouter SDK, Bitcoin Core, and Web5js on docs.web5.nexus. Built for product and engineering teams.
Ramp partner studio, ChainRouter wallet RPC URLs, and Auth Modal social login. Add more toolkit pieces as they go live.
Built for dApp, wallet, and fintech teams. These are production URLs. Use them as-is or embed via docs and partner flows.
Cross-chain and stablecoin swaps without bolting on a separate aggregator stack.
Fiat buy and sell in-product. Widget and partner studio instead of a one-off MoonPay-only path.
One EVM RPC URL with failover so wallets stop dying on a single public node.
Automated contract scans before you ship. Upload, scan, and review findings in one place.
Browse Chainlist EVM mainnets plus key non-EVM networks used across the product family. Availability can vary by product and route. Testnets are omitted.
No networks match that filter.
Replace homemade wallet and RPC integrations with packages on docs.web5.nexus.
Copy Auth Modal or ChainRouter patterns from docs and drop them into your app.
Open Auth docs@web5nexus/authmodal-react
Social Connect Modal and Bitcoin wallet adapters so you do not rebuild login from scratch.
@web5nexus/chainrouter
Client for managed EVM JSON-RPC with cr_ keys. Same failover model as the ChainRouter app.
@web5nexus/bitcoin-core
Taproot / SegWit, Ordinals, BRC-20, Runes.
@web5nexus/web5js · crypto-address-validator
Multi-chain RPC, wallets, and NFTs, plus BTC and EVM address checks.
Next modules extend the same product layer: growth, payments, infra, and ops tools teams usually buy as separate vendors. Not live yet. No fake Launch links.
Issue certificates, invoices, and attestations with onchain proofs so compliance and partner workflows stop living in PDF folders.
Spin up a dedicated chain environment with explorer access for pilots, L2 experiments, and enterprise sandboxes without a DevOps project.
Mint, metadata, and distribution APIs so product teams ship collectibles and loyalty tokens without assembling a custom NFT stack.
See which wallets convert, retain, and churn. Segment users by activity so growth teams can run Web3 CRM without a data warehouse sprint.
Reach opted-in wallet users with campaigns tied to onchain events, so lifecycle marketing works when cookies and emails alone fall short.
Accept crypto payments across chains with one integration, so checkout and settlement do not require a different processor per network.
Push transaction, security, and product alerts to users when onchain state changes, without building your own event pipeline.
A single connect surface for wallets and sessions across apps in the Nexus layer, so partners share auth and routing instead of reinventing connect flows.
dApp, wallet, and fintech teams usually stitch separate vendors for wallets, RPC, swaps, fiat, and audits. That custom integration eats months. Web5 Nexus ships CrossDEX, Ramp, ChainRouter, Audit, and Auth Modal docs as a product layer you can open and integrate.
Product and engineering teams shipping Web3 features inside apps. Buy live apps (swaps, fiat, RPC, audit) and SDKs under @web5nexus, not another dashboard to stitch by hand.
CrossDEX (swaps), Ramp (fiat), ChainRouter (EVM RPC failover), and Web5 Audit (contract scans) are live. Auth Modal, Bitcoin Core, Web5js, and address validation are in the docs. Everything else is Coming soon.
No. Evaluate the live apps in the browser first. When you integrate, follow docs.web5.nexus written for product and engineering teams.
Open a live product now, or book a call to map CrossDEX, Ramp, ChainRouter, or Audit into your stack.