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How to sign intents for different wallet types and signing standards After creating intents, they must be signed before submission to the Verifier contract via the executeintents function. The Verifie

Test intents without modifying blockchain state using the simulateintents function The simulateintents function runs intent code without modifying the Verifier contract's state. It accepts the same Mu

Terms of use governing Solver access to the Solver Services NEAR INTENTS SOLVER TERMS OF USE Last Updated: 7 October 2026 Please read these Solver Terms carefully. These Terms are between you, and any

All tokens supported by NEAR Intents, sourced live from the 1Click API. The list below is sourced live from the 1Click API and reflects currently supported tokens. The list is continuously expanding —

Supported chains, address formats, and signing standards [!NOTE] The list of supported chains is continuously expanding. Check this page regularly for updates or join our Telegram community for announ

Client libraries for integrating with the 1Click Swap API The 1Click SDK provides client libraries in multiple languages for seamless cross-chain token swaps using the 1Click Swap API. TypeScript npm

Every quote request includes a swapType that sets how the amount field is read and how your deposit is handled. Open the option that fits your use case below, each one has a full example request, with

Bridges that route assets between NEAR Intents and external blockchains NEAR Intents uses multiple bridges to move assets between the Verifier contract and external blockchains. Each bridge handles a

Official treasury and refill addresses for NEAR Intents and HOT Bridge For transparency and AML compliance, below are the treasury and refill addresses used by NEAR Intents and HOT Bridge, listed by n

How to use NEAR tokens with NEAR Intents The Verifier contract only accepts NEP-141 tokens, so native NEAR must be wrapped before depositing. The wrap.near contract converts NEAR to wNEAR at a 1:1 rat

The on-chain settlement layer for NEAR Intents The Verifier Smart Contract (intents.near) is the on-chain settlement layer for NEAR Intents. Deposited tokens are credited to accounts in the contract's

Confirm quote and status payloads are signed by 1Click 1Click signs quote payloads so partners can verify the payload origin and detect tampering before using fields like depositAddress in 1click quot

Subscribe and respond to quote requests in real-time NEAR Intents exposes a WebSocket endpoint for market makers (solvers) to receive and respond to quote requests in real-time. Endpoint: wss://solver

Define desired outcomes instead of managing execution steps An intent expresses what you want to achieve, not how to get it. Instead of writing code to bridge assets, find quotes, and execute swaps, y

How to withdraw tokens from the Verifier contract After a successful deposit, tokens are assigned to your account in the Verifier contract. You retain full ownership and control, and can withdraw at a

Manage assets and payroll without exposing your financial data At Trezu, we understand that some teams need to manage their crypto assets securely, but do not want to expose their financial data publi

Learn how to fund a confidential treasury using near.com Confidential treasuries run on a private shard on NEAR, so assets need to be bridged from public blockchains to the private shard through near.

Manage governance requests in your treasury Once a request is created - either to change a team member's role or to change a voting threshold - it is listed as a Pending request in the Requests sectio

Manage payment requests in your treasury Once a payment request is created - either for a single payment or to pay multiple recipients at once - it gets listed as a Pending request in the Requests sec

Find all the ways in which you can access Trezu to manage your treasuries Trezu offers multiple ways to log in and access your treasuries, depending on your needs and preferences. Those familiar with

Discover how to manage your treasury's team members and their roles In Trezu, each treasury is a shared multisig account, where multiple members collectively control the treasury's assets and actions.

Request a payment to an external account The treasury funds can be used to send payments to an external account. You can request payments to any wallet address on any blockchain, even if the treasury

Request payments for multiple recipients at once Besides being able to create requests for single payments, you can also create bulk payment requests to pay multiple recipients at once. This is especi

Withdraw payments received from a confidential treasury Treasuries can send payments in all our supported assets and chains. In this guide we will explain how to access and withdraw a confidential pay

Stake your treasury's tokens to earn rewards Trezu allows you to stake your treasury's tokens through third-party services, so you can earn rewards while keeping your funds secure. [!NOTE] Confidentia

Swap assets across blockchains directly from Trezu If your team needs to make a payment in a token that the treasury currently does not have, or if you simply want to rebalance the treasury's portfoli

Learn how to set up and use a Ledger hardware wallet with NEAR Business Hardware wallets are one of the most secure ways to manage your account. While a hardware wallet is not required to use NEAR Bus

Keep your treasury secure through voting rules When creating a treasury, you will be able to set up the Voting Threshold for all requests in the treasury. This voting threshold represents the minimum

Learn how treasuries can help teams to securely manage all their assets A treasury is a shared wallet that allows teams to securely manage crypto assets across multiple blockchains. Treasuries are des