Overview

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Overview

The Enso API provides developers with a comprehensive set of tools to interact with DeFi protocols and execute complex transactions across multiple blockchain networks. This reference documentation covers all available endpoints, request parameters, and response formats to help you integrate Enso’s capabilities into your applications.

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Getting Started

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Authentication

All API requests require authentication using an API key. Include your API key in the request headers:

-H "Authorization: Bearer YOUR_API_KEY"

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Getting an API Key

1. Create an account on the Enso Dashboard
2. Generate an API key from your dashboard
3. Use this key in all API requests

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API Groups

The Enso API is organized into several functional groups:

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Router API

Optimize token swaps and DeFi position entries with best-execution routing across multiple protocols and liquidity sources.

• GET /v1/shortcuts/route - Generate optimized transaction paths to tokenized positions
• GET /v1/shortcuts/route/nontokenized - Calculate optimized transaction route to non-tokenized positions
• GET /v1/shortcuts/quote - Get quotes for potential transactions

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Bundler API

Execute multiple DeFi actions in a single atomic transaction, reducing gas costs and improving user experience.

• POST /v1/shortcuts/bundle - Bundle multiple actions into one transaction

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Standards and Protocols

Get supported integration concepts: protocols, standards, and their actions.

• GET /projects - Get protocol information
• GET /projects/protocols - Get protocol information
• GET /standards - Get supported standards

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Metadata API

Access comprehensive information about tokens, protocols, networks, and DeFi opportunities.

• GET /metadata/tokens - Get token details
• GET /wallet/balances - Get wallet information

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Key Concepts

Before using the Enso API, familiarize yourself with these key concepts:

• Projects, protocols, and standards - Understand the structure of Enso’s data model
• Shortcuts - Pre-configured paths for common DeFi operations
• Actions - Standardized interactions with DeFi protocols
• Routing Strategies - Different approaches to transaction execution