Stargate powers Superform Swap for multi-chain token funding with single signature

If you’ve ever tried to move tokens across three different blockchains while swapping into two different assets, you already know the pain. Multiple wallets, multiple signatures, multiple moments of staring at a loading screen wondering if your funds evaporated into the void. Superform just launched a product designed to make that entire experience feel like ordering coffee.

Superform Swap, which went live on May 21, lets users fund multiple tokens on multiple chains with a single signature. The feature is built on Stargate Finance’s omnichain bridging technology and pulls liquidity from a roster of aggregators including 1inch, Odos, Across Protocol, Kyber Network, and HL.

How it actually works

Superform uses a bundler and smart account architecture built on the ERC-7579 standard. It packages all those separate on-chain operations, bridging, swapping, funding, into a single Merkle-verified signature that gets executed across various liquidity venues simultaneously.

Bridge transactions complete in under 30 seconds, according to Superform. The swaps are atomic, meaning they either fully execute or don’t execute at all. No partial fills, no stuck transactions in limbo between chains.

The platform currently supports over 10,000 assets across eight active chains. Avalanche integration is on the roadmap, along with additional network expansions. The web version is live now in beta, with iOS support expected within the next week.

Externally owned accounts, the standard wallet type most people use, are fully supported. You don’t need to migrate to a new wallet or set up a smart contract wallet to access the feature.

Why this matters in the current DeFi landscape

Superform is directly targeting fragmented multi-chain holdings. Early community feedback suggests the tool is particularly useful for consolidating small, scattered holdings, especially stablecoins like USDC that users tend to accumulate across multiple chains.

Superform launched its version 2 in early 2025, and the platform has been steadily building toward this chain-abstracted execution model since then. The Swap feature represents the most visible consumer-facing product of that effort.

The partnership with Stargate Finance is notable because Stargate has been one of the more battle-tested bridging protocols in DeFi. Built on LayerZero’s messaging infrastructure, Stargate has processed significant cross-chain volume and provides the kind of liquidity depth that makes sub-30-second bridges feasible rather than theoretical.

Layering in aggregators like 1inch and Kyber Network means Superform isn’t relying on a single DEX for swap execution. The platform routes through whatever venue offers the best price.

What this means for investors

For DeFi users who actively manage positions across multiple chains, fewer transactions mean lower cumulative gas costs and less time spent babysitting bridge confirmations. The single-signature model also reduces the attack surface from a security perspective, since each additional transaction approval is theoretically another point of vulnerability.

Superform Swap is in beta, which means bugs and edge cases haven’t been fully stress-tested by real-world volume at scale. Smart account architectures built on newer standards like ERC-7579 are powerful but still relatively early in their adoption curve.

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