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Show your users what their DeFi positions are really doing

Most wallets show a balance and stop. Power portfolio balances, LP positions, lending and borrowing, risk alerts and more, from one API.

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DeFi Orbit gives wallets the position data a balance cannot show

How it is done today
With DeFi Orbit
×An LP position shown as an NFT or one dollar figure
✓Price range, in-range status, liquidity value and pending fees
×No way for users to tell if a position is making money
✓PnL and impermanent loss, measured against holding
×A loan shown as two token balances
✓Health factor, safe borrow amount and net APY
×Users leaving the wallet to check each protocol
✓Everything inside your own DeFi tab
×Building and maintaining an indexer for every protocol
✓One API on our infrastructure, with RPC costs for our data covered
01 / Use cases

What wallet teams do with DeFi Orbit

One total for everything a wallet holds

›Token holdings for a wallet across chains
›Total USD balance in a single call
›Idle tokens and DeFi positions in the same view
›One request per wallet, or batch many at once
See endpoints and pricing →
[Screenshot: wallet home with total balance and token list]
02 / How you would use it

Three ways to build your DeFi tab on the API

Everything runs through the API Platform: one key, one credit balance, one schema.

Show it

Positions and balances

Render LP positions, loans and token balances in your own design.

Balances, LP and lending endpoints
Uniswap V3, Aerodrome, Orca, Aave, Morpho and Kamino
A fixed, published credit cost on every endpoint
See endpoints →
Protect users

Risk checks and alerts

Drive your own push notifications from the same data.

A 1-credit check for whether a wallet is at risk
Liquidation distance and range status per position
Batch requests across many users at once
See lending endpoints →
Run it

Keys, usage and scale

Operate it in production with full visibility on spend.

Keys per environment with rate limits
Request logs and usage by endpoint
Volume plans arranged with our team
See usage and logs →
Data from
  • Uniswap V3
  • Aerodrome
  • Orca
  • DeFi Tuna
  • Aave
  • Morpho
  • Kamino
  • vFat
  • Revert

Questions wallet teams ask

Yes. Each protocol is its own set of endpoints, so you can ship Uniswap V3 or Aave positions in your wallet first and add the others when you’re ready. The response format is the same across protocols, so adding the next one is a small change, not a new integration.

Ethereum, Base, Arbitrum, Optimism, Unichain, Polygon, BNB Smart Chain, Robinhood, Avalanche & Solana. Coverage varies by protocol, so the Supported networks page shows exactly which deployments are live for each one.

Keys start at 5 requests per second, and we raise limits for wallet integrations based on your expected traffic. Live status and incident history are published at status.defiorbit.xyz.

No. The API carries no branding, so position data appears as part of your product. A “Data by DeFi Orbit” credit is welcome but not required.

No. Data is returned in real time from a single HTTPS call, with no indexing or syncing on your side. You can cache responses to fit your refresh interval, and you’re never charged for failed requests.

Not for anything we return. We run the indexers and pay for the RPC calls behind every response, so you make one HTTPS request and get calculated positions back. You only need your own RPC if you’re reading other contracts on top of our data.

Credits are prepaid with a fixed cost per endpoint, so you can model the cost per active user before you ship. For wallet-scale volumes we agree a committed pack and a higher rate limit, with a dedicated contact for your team.

See your wallet’s DeFi tab running on real position data.

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