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What is Glider?

Glider gives developers and strategy providers the infrastructure to build and distribute onchain investment strategies. App developers can offer pre-built and curated strategies, or create their own. Strategy providers can turn differentiated investment theses into monetizable Direct-to-Wallet strategies that are distributed wherever Glider is integrated. Investors copy allocations and trades directly in their own wallets. Users fund their own non-custodial portfolios. Glider handles strategy discovery and publishing, tenant-scoped enrollment, portfolio operations, automation, real-time positions, and performance reporting across supported EVM and Solana deployments.

Terminology

  • Portfolio: A set of assets that Glider manages to your specifications.
  • Strategy: A reusable target allocation and rebalance schedule.
  • Smart account: A chain-bound account that holds portfolio assets and enforces the user’s delegated execution policy.
  • Rebalance: An operation that moves a portfolio toward its target allocation.
  • Session key: A limited signing capability. It lets Glider run only the operations that the user authorized.
  • Automation: A schedule that starts, pauses, and triggers portfolio rebalances.

Build with the B2B API

Quickstart

Create a strategy, enroll an end user, fund the smart account, and start automation.

B2B API Reference

Browse the current public integration surface and its deployed contract.

Get started

Get an API key

Request Glider B2B API access for your integration.

Enroll an end user

Create a portfolio through the B2B API’s two-stage, user-signed enrollment flow.

Fund and operate portfolios

Follow the B2B API lifecycle from enrollment through deposits, automation, withdrawals, and operation polling.

Explore the live contract

Use the runtime OpenAPI document, interactive reference, scope catalog, or LLM index exposed by the API.