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Bungee Integration Overview

Bungee provides a unified API for token swaps. This guide outlines the integration process and helps you choose the right approach for your application.

Getting Started​

See our integration guides for step-by-step instructions on how to integrate Bungee into your application.

Auto: ERC20 Integration

Integrate Bungee Auto with Permit2 for ERC20 tokens

Auto: Native Integration

Integrate Bungee Auto with the Inbox Contract

Manual Integration

Integrate Bungee Manual for granular control

API Reference

Explore the full Bungee API documentation

Redirect users to Bungee with chain/tokens for transfers pre-selected. Users can then simply choose a route and start transferring with just a few clicks.

https://bungee.exchange/?fromChainId=1&fromTokenAddress=0xeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeee&toChainId=10&toTokenAddress=0x0b2c639c533813f4aa9d7837caf62653d097ff85

See the Bungee Link documentation for more details and parameters.

Coming Soon​

Bungee Lite: A React component for easy UI integration that will allow you to embed Bungee directly in your application with minimal configuration.

Integration Flow​

All Bungee integrations follow these four key steps:

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For detailed API specifications, see the API Reference.

1. Get Quote​

Request a quote to receive available routes, fee estimates, and transaction data for your token swap.

2. Handle Token Approvals​

For ERC20 tokens only:

  • Auto Mode: Uses Permit2 for gasless approvals (permit2 tx data is provided in the quote response)
  • Manual Mode: Requires standard ERC20 approval transaction (approval tx data is provided in the quote response and in build-tx response)

3. Submit Transaction (Onchain & Offchain)​

Auto ERC20

Auto Native Token

  • Transaction data is provided in the quote response
  • Submit transaction onchain to the Inbox Contract

Manual Routes

4. Monitor Transaction Status​

Track the status of your transaction until completion.

Integration Guides​

For detailed implementation, refer to our step-by-step guides:

Coming Soon​

  • Bungee Lite: A React component for easy UI integration

Legacy Documentation​

Legacy Bungee Manual documentation is available here for reference, but we recommend using the new Bungee API for all new integrations.