Nisaki

Nisaki is a non-custodial cross-chain route intelligence platform that compares live bridge routes and recommends the safest, fastest, cheapest, or most balanced option based on the user’s preference.

Instead of ranking routes by price alone, nisaki evaluates security architecture, contract controls, liquidity, reliability, token safety, fees, and completion time. It returns recommended and alternative routes with expected output, costs, timing, transparent risk scores, warnings, supporting evidence, and execution links.

Provider and route handling

nisaki integrates live route data from providers and aggregators such as LI.FI, deBridge DLN, and Across. Provider-specific chain identifiers and quote formats are translated into a consistent internal model.

A provider failure does not break the entire request. Available routes are still returned, while unavailable or unsupported providers are listed separately with clear reasons.

Route coverage is determined dynamically from the providers. If a chain or token pair is unsupported, nisaki returns an explicit coverage response instead of displaying a fabricated route.

Built for users and agents

The platform includes both a visual comparison interface and a structured public API. Autonomous agents can request route analysis and receive machine-readable JSON suitable for decision-making workflows.

Public API:
https://nisaki.vercel.app/api/route-risk

This makes nisaki suitable for wallets, trading agents, treasury systems, payment applications, and other services that need to assess cross-chain routes programmatically.

nisaki never stores private keys or signs transactions, so users retain complete control and approve every transfer through their own wallets.

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