A decentralized identity and liquidity layer for crypto

HOODLER is a decentralized identity and liquidity layer for crypto, built to make accounts, sequencing, liquidity, and cross-chain movement first-class protocol primitives.

The HOODLER App is the first native application on the stack: a Universal Account and exchange where users can access supported assets, liquidity, and cross-chain movement from one place.

The HOODLER App is the first user-facing application built on the HOODLER stack.

It brings Universal Accounts, supported trading, liquidity, deposits, sends, swaps, and withdrawals into one product experience.

The omnichain ledger is one unified record of user balances, liquidity, and settlement across supported chains.

It is signed by the DOVE validator set, so HOODLER is not only passing messages between chains. It keeps a verified source of truth that accounts, transfers, spot, and perps can settle against.

One HOODLER account can hold and use assets across supported chains without requiring separate wallets, bridge workflows, or app-specific accounts for every chain.

The account, ledger, and DOVEs work together so deposits, transfers, swaps, withdrawals, and intent status can be viewed and used from one place.

Not necessarily. HOODLER accounts can support familiar login methods such as Google, X, Apple, passkeys, and crypto keys.

You can still use supported crypto keys, but the goal is not to force every user into seed phrases or fragmented wallets before they can use onchain products.

HOODLER is in mainnet beta, and the HOODLER App is in private beta. You can create an account and test the product today.

Phase 1 is intentionally limited: supported chains and assets are limited, the validator set is fixed at launch, and APEX consensus is not integrated yet. More technical papers and docs are coming as the stack matures.

Universal Accounts are HOODLER's native account system. They support familiar login methods like Google, X, Apple, passkeys, and crypto keys without tying the account to one wallet or provider.

The account is onchain and programmable: access control, delegation, recovery flows, session permissions, and onchain 2FA can be built into the account layer. For OpenID-ZK accounts, real-world identity can stay offchain through zero-knowledge proofs; key- and passkey-based accounts verify through signatures.

OpenID-ZK lets users prove a supported social login without putting sensitive identity data, such as a raw JWT or user id, onchain.

No seed phrase is required, but that is a side effect of the deeper design: HOODLER accounts are protocol-level accounts with programmable access, so no single login provider has to custody or control the account.

HOODLER uses DOVES: Decentralized Observation, Validation, and Execution, the validator network that validates HOODLER state, watches supported chains, and signs outgoing actions under one security model.

The omnichain ledger maintains a signed, unified view of balances, liquidity, and settlement across supported chains. Core Services can relay intents and coordinate execution, but they cannot move user funds independently of the ledger and actions signed by DOVEs.

The HOODLER App supports assets from Solana, Ethereum, Base, Arbitrum, Sui, and more chains coming soon, plus orderbook-style perps and universal deposits. Cross-chain send, swap, and withdraw flows are part of the same universal transfer model.

HOODLER routes to strong existing liquidity where it already exists, such as Jupiter on SVM, Kyber or Kawa on EVM, and Cetus on Sui, with native markets where needed. Phase 1 expands only where liquidity, users, and security assumptions are strong enough.