Ultimate is an AI-powered interface for decentralised finance. It translates plain-English requests into structured blockchain actions across 42 networks and 13 protocol integrations.
The platform aggregates portfolio data from multiple sources, analyses DeFi opportunities, and proposes optimised transaction routes — all through a single conversational interface. Every action requires explicit user approval before execution.
Ultimate is designed for both newcomers who find existing DeFi interfaces overwhelming and experienced users who want to operate across chains more efficiently.
Every interaction follows a consistent four-stage pipeline. This model ensures the AI never executes actions autonomously.
The user describes what they want in plain English. No protocol-specific syntax or parameter formatting required.
Natural language understanding identifies the assets, networks, and action type. The system classifies the request into one of 40+ automation categories.
The AI selects the optimal tool and execution path. For cross-chain operations, it evaluates bridge routes, gas costs, and slippage to find the best option.
The proposed action is presented for review. The user signs the transaction with their own wallet. The AI proposes — it never executes.
A detailed system trace showing exactly how a cross-chain transfer request flows through the platform — from user input to confirmed transaction.
The AI layer provides six core capability domains, each powered by specialised tools that interact with on-chain and off-chain data sources.
Multi-chain, multi-source portfolio tracking. Aggregates token balances, DeFi positions, and NFTs across all connected wallets with priority-based data source fallback.
Route-optimised bridging and transfers across 42 networks. Evaluates gas costs, bridge fees, and estimated time to find the optimal path.
Direct protocol interactions including lending (Aave, Compound, Morpho), staking (Lido, Eigenlayer), swaps (CoW Protocol, Curve), and yield (Ethena).
Real-time price data, lending rates, TVL metrics, and protocol analytics sourced from on-chain data and aggregator APIs.
Configurable notifications for price movements, portfolio changes, and protocol events. Set up alerts in natural language — the system handles the monitoring.
AI-powered protocol analysis that evaluates smart contracts, TVL trends, audit status, and risk factors for any decentralised application.
The platform supports 42 blockchain networks for portfolio tracking, transfers, and DeFi interactions. EVM-compatible chains and Solana are fully supported with native RPC integration.
Direct integrations with 13 DeFi protocols enable the AI to propose structured transactions for lending, staking, swapping, bridging, and yield generation.
| Protocol | Category | Networks |
|---|---|---|
| Aave V3 | Lending | Ethereum, Base, Arbitrum, Optimism, Polygon |
| Compound V3 | Lending | Ethereum, Base, Arbitrum, Polygon |
| Morpho Blue | Lending | Ethereum, Base |
| Lido | Staking | Ethereum |
| Eigenlayer | Restaking | Ethereum |
| Curve | DEX / Pools | Ethereum, Arbitrum, Optimism, Polygon |
| Ethena | Yield | Ethereum |
| CoW Protocol | DEX Aggregator | Ethereum, Arbitrum, Gnosis |
| LI.FI | Bridge / DEX | 42 networks |
| Uniswap | DEX | Ethereum, Base, Arbitrum, Optimism, Polygon |
| Jupiter | DEX Aggregator | Solana |
| Aerodrome | DEX | Base |
Security is enforced architecturally, not just by policy. The platform is designed so that the AI cannot access private keys or execute transactions without explicit user approval.
The notification engine monitors blockchain events and delivers real-time alerts based on user-configured conditions. Alerts are configured through natural language — no manual parameter setup required.
Alerts are created through the chat interface using natural language. For example: "Alert me when ETH drops below $2,000" or "Notify me if my Aave health factor goes below 1.5." The AI parses the condition, sets up the monitor, and confirms the configuration.
The platform follows a proxy architecture where the frontend never exposes backend URLs directly. All API calls are routed through server-side proxy routes.