Squid Dev Documentation
  • Getting Started
    • Overview
    • Get an Integrator ID
    • Integrator Quickstart
  • Widget Integration
    • Add A Widget
      • Swap widget
        • Getting Started
        • Installing the Widget
        • React Installation
        • NextJS Installation
        • Vite Installation
        • Iframe Installation
        • Customization Guide
          • Default User Settings
          • Configuring Content
          • Default Chains and Tokens
          • Configuration Types
          • Collect Fees
        • Information for Integrators
        • Set default chains and tokens via URL
        • Errors
    • Upgrade Your Widget
  • API & SDK Integration
    • API
      • Swap & Bridge Example
      • Staking Example
      • Cross-chain NFT Purchase Example
      • Get Route Status
    • SDK
      • Cross-chain Swap Example
      • Staking Example
      • Cross-chain NFT Purchase Example
      • Get Route Status
    • Key Concepts
      • Route Request Parameters
      • Get a route
      • Execute the route
      • 🪝Hooks
        • How do hooks work
        • Build a preHook
        • Build a postHook
        • Using the full ERC20 or Native balance in a call
        • ❗Transfer the remainder to the user
        • Get a route and execute as normal
      • Express
      • Track status
      • Types
      • Collect Fees
      • Get supported tokens and chains
    • Coral: Intent Swaps
      • Integrating Coral
    • NEW: Bitcoin and Solana
  • Adding Tokens
    • Whitelist a Token
    • Interchain Token(ITS) Listings
      • How To List
    • Circle's EURC Integration Guide
  • Migration
    • Squid v2 vs Squid v1
    • v1 -> v2 Migration
  • Additional Resources
    • Contracts
    • Squid v1 Docs
      • SDK
        • Installing our SDK
        • Get supported tokens and chains
          • Example chains response
          • Example tokens response
        • Set your transfer parameters
        • Get a route
          • Understanding the route response
        • Execute your swap or call
        • Get Route Status
        • Contract calls
          • Code example
          • Creating a ContractCall object
          • Contract call types
          • Approving ERC20s in our multicall
          • Transferring the remainder to a user
        • Collect Fees
          • Fee collector contract addresses
        • Working example!
      • API
        • integratorId
        • API playground
        • Base URLs
        • Get supported tokens and chains
        • Get a route
        • Checking the status of a transaction
        • Error codes
          • V2 API
      • Cosmos
        • Installing our SDK
        • Get supported tokens and chains
          • Example chains response
          • Example tokens response
        • Set your transfer parameters
        • Get a route
          • Cosmos route response
        • Execute your swap or call on Cosmos
        • Get Route Status
        • Cosmos custom calls
        • Working cosmos example!
        • Fallback Addresses
    • Additional Dev Resources
      • Choose How To Integrate Squid
      • Squid x Tenderly
      • Testnet or Mainnet?
      • Understanding Gas Payments
      • Supported Chains and Tokens
      • Request a new supported token
      • Liquidity Sources
        • axlASSET Liquidity
      • Integrator type specific docs
        • DEXs
        • Aggregators
        • NFTs
      • Setting up an EVM signer
      • Setting up Cosmos signer
      • Contract addresses
      • SDK easter eggs
        • Setting toAmount
        • getAllBalances
        • Advanced set up
        • Manually approve a route
        • Manually approve an ERC20
      • Whitelist a token
      • Security & Audits
        • Security
        • Audits
        • Axelar
      • Get an integrator-id
    • Architecture
      • FAQ
      • Liquidity model
      • Architecture
      • General message passing (GMP)
      • Transaction times and fees
      • Fallback behaviour on failed transactions
      • Axelar
    • Brand Assets
      • "Powered by Squid" Policy
    • Audits & Security
    • Contact
  • Changelog
    • SDK
      • v1.3
      • v1.2
    • API
      • v1.9
      • v1.8
      • v1.7
      • v1.6
  • Old v2 Documentation (Deprecated)
    • Whitelist a Token
    • Interchain Token(ITS) Listings
      • How To List
    • Add A Widget
      • Swap widget
        • Getting Started
        • Installing the Widget
        • React Installation
        • NextJS Installation
        • Iframe Installation
        • Customization Guide
          • Default User Settings
          • Theme Customization
          • Configuring Content
          • Default Chains and Tokens
          • Configuration Types
          • Collect fees
        • Information for Integrators
        • Set default chains and tokens via URL
        • Errors
      • Stake widget
        • Installing the Widget
        • Configuration
        • Importing The widget
    • Quick Start
    • API
      • Swap & Bridge Example
      • Staking Example
      • Cross-chain NFT Purchase Example
    • SDK
      • Cross-chain Swap Example
      • Staking Example
      • Cross-chain NFT Purchase Example
    • Key Concepts
      • Route Request Parameters
      • Get a route
      • Execute the route
      • 🪝Hooks
        • How do hooks work
        • Build a preHook
        • Build a postHook
        • Using the full ERC20 or Native balance in a call
        • ❗Transfer the remainder to the user
        • Add your hooks to a route request, or widget
        • Get a route and execute as normal
      • Boost
      • Track status
      • Types
      • Collect Fees
      • Get supported tokens and chains
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Axelar

An overview of the Axelar Network

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Last updated 2 years ago

delivers secure cross-chain communication for Web3.

Squid is made possible via Axelar's technology, and utilises Generalised Message Passing.

Squid's payments can be executed atomically with other cross-chain logic passed via Axelar, so users only need to submit a single transaction to carry out arbitrarily complex tasks.

Squid is the go-to liquidity module for developers building on top of Axelar. Wherever cross-chain payments are needed, Squid can be easily imported with a few lines of code.

For more detail, visit their documentation:

What is the difference between Squid and Axelar?

Axelar is like internet infrastructure for blockchains. It allows you to do anything between any chain, securely. Squid is an application which uses which uses Axelar's network to send assets between chains, swap them, and use them easily on each chain. Axelar makes it possible to connect all applications and users on all chains, but Squid actually connects them, letting users access apps with a single click, no matter where their wallet is.

Axelar Network
https://docs.axelar.dev/