HostDeFi
HostDeFi is a non-custodial trading interface with Jupiter-routed Solana swaps, cross-chain bridging, and on-chain token risk scores.
What is HostDeFi?
HostDeFi is a non-custodial trading interface. Users connect a wallet they control and sign each transaction; HostDeFi does not hold funds or require an account. Solana swaps are routed through Jupiter. Native bridging uses Chainflip between Solana, Bitcoin, Ethereum, and other networks. Before a trade, an automated screen grades the token from A+ to F using on-chain signals such as mint and freeze authority, liquidity depth, holder concentration, and honeypot checks. The app also includes pump.fun launch trading and prediction markets via Jupiter's Polymarket integration. Swaps carry a disclosed 3% platform fee shown in the quote. There is no HostDeFi token.
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