The integration lets users receive ADI Chain’s gas token directly in self-custody, without opening an exchange account, as ADI Foundation pushes broader network adoption by 2030.
SimpleSwap and ADI Foundation said $ADI, the native token of ADI Chain, is now available on the SimpleSwap exchange, giving users a wallet-to-wallet route into ADI Chain from more than 2,800 supported assets. The setup is designed to let users acquire the token needed for gas fees on ADI Chain without creating an exchange account, making a deposit, or processing a withdrawal for a standard swap. The companies said users can choose a source asset, enter an ADI Chain wallet address, and receive $ADI directly, while keeping control of their funds in self-custody (holding your own private keys). SimpleSwap said it routes conversions across 20+ liquidity providers, with a fixed-rate option that locks pricing for 20 minutes and a floating-rate option that tracks the market. The announcement frames the integration as a way to reduce a common onboarding hurdle on newer networks, where users must first obtain the chain’s native token before they can transact. ADI Foundation said the change supports its goal of onboarding one billion people on-chain by 2030 and highlighted ADI Chain use cases in stablecoin, asset tokenization (turning assets into digital tokens), and digital identity for institutions, governments, and individual users.