OUSD is now live on Relay.
Stablecoins are spreading across more chains. Getting between them should be the simplest part.
relay.link/bridge
X Layer is live on Relay.
Start from any chain Relay supports and receive USDC or OKB on @XLayerOfficial
relay.link/bridge/xlayer
You can now see exactly how your requests are performing on Relay 👀
The Observability tab charts request volume for each of your API keys, by endpoint and status code.
So you can:
→ See how much headroom you have on every endpoint
→ See which endpoint a change in traffic came from
→ Check what is happening now, minute by minute, not yesterday
How it works: relay.link/blog/request-obse…
$GRAM is live on Relay.
Swap GRAM to and from tokens on 85+ chains, in seconds.
Available now in the app and API.
relay.link/bridge/ton
Fee sponsorship: cover your users' fees from your own balance. All destination fees or specific components, capped per transaction.
Fixed rates: lock the quote so peg drift never reaches the user. The variance cuts both ways and is expected to net out.
Quote 1:1 in your product and mean it. One integration, 85+ chains, sub-3-second settlement.
How it works: relay.link/blog/one-to-one-s…
A user sends 100 USDC. 99.80 USDT arrives.
Nothing failed. Fees came out in flight, and two dollar-pegged assets never trade at exactly 1:1. In payments, that reads as broken.
Relay supports exactly 1:1 stablecoin payments. Two mechanisms, run together:
Under the hood: Requests v3, rebuilt on Elasticsearch.
One term finds any request: ID, wallet, deposit address, or any tx hash. Near real-time data that v2 couldn't give you. Cleaner responses with quoted vs actual on every fee. Per-key access, so heavy usage never slows anyone else.
Everything the Dashboard can do, your own tooling can do directly via GET /requests/v3.







