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The Alyra API is not yet public. For details, please contact our team.
With Alyra, developers can not only access global cross-chain liquidity and execution but also earn revenue from every transaction processed through their integration. Any dApp, wallet, or platform using Alyra’s API/SDK can define custom fees in bps (basis points) and automatically collect earnings from user transaction volume.

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How it works

When requesting quotes or executing transactions via the Alyra API/SDK, you can pass a fee parameter in bps: 1 bps = 0.01% Alyra adds this fee to the route, and it is distributed automatically via the Fee Collector infrastructure

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EVM

Fees are accumulated in the Fee Collector contract. Only the designated fee wallet can claim accrued fees. Once a wallet is registered, all collected fees are locked to it and cannot be transferred. If you later change the fee wallet, new fees will accrue to the new wallet.

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Other networks (coming soon)

On Solana and Sui, fees will be sent directly to the designated wallet without requiring manual claims.

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Setting up a fee wallet

To start earning fees:
  1. Register your integration at portal.alyra.finance.
  2. Link a wallet to collect fees.
  3. Provide your String (so fees are tracked correctly.
Through the partner portal, you can monitor fees per chain and per token, and withdraw them.

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Configuring fees

You can configure fees in two ways:
  1. Global setup: Define a fixed number of bps that applies to all transactions.
  2. Per-request setup: Assign different fee values depending on transaction type, user group, or business logic.
    Example
    1. An integrator sets a fee of 30 bps (0.3%).
    2. A user makes a $100,000 cross-chain transfer.
    3. The integrator earns $300, which can be claimed via the Fee Collector.

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Key Benefits for Developers

  • New revenue stream — earn from every transaction routed through your integration.
  • Flexible configuration — set fees globally or dynamically per transaction.
  • Transparent accounting — track fees by chain and token.