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List your wallet, app, bot or agent on layerhop.com/ecosystem with POST /v1/ecosystem. Submissions are reviewed by hand; logos are fetched once and served by LayerHop.

layerhop.com/ecosystem shows projects that swap or bridge with LayerHop's API, SDKs, widget, checkout or MCP server, grouped by category (wallets, apps, bots, AI agents, payments, developer tools, analytics). Submit yours with the form on that page or the API. Every submission is reviewed by hand before it is listed.

How do I submit a project?#

Terminal
curl -X POST https://api.layerhop.com/v1/ecosystem \
  -H "content-type: application/json" \
  -d '{
    "name": "Hop Wallet",
    "tagline": "A wallet that swaps across chains with LayerHop",
    "category": "wallet",
    "uses": ["sdk", "widget"],
    "url": "https://hopwallet.example",
    "logoUrl": "https://hopwallet.example/logo.png",
    "twitter": "hopwallet",
    "contact": "dev@hopwallet.example"
  }'

The answer is 201 with { "entry": { "id": "eco_…", "status": "pending" } }.

  • category: wallet, dapp, bot, agent, payments, tooling, analytics or other. uses: one or more of api, sdk, widget, checkout, mcp, telegram, other.
  • name (60 characters) and tagline (140) are one line of plain text; url must be https.
  • logoUrl is optional. LayerHop downloads it once, at submission, and serves its own copy at GET /v1/ecosystem/{id}/logo. It must be https on the default port, on a public host, without redirects, at most 512 KB, and a PNG, JPEG, WebP or GIF by its content (SVG is refused). Anything else is INVALID_PARAMS with the reason.
  • contact is private: only the reviewer sees it.
  • 5 submissions per network per hour.

GET /v1/ecosystem returns the approved entries.

What about grants?#

The page has a grants section: integration grants, developer tooling, and research and safety. Amounts and the budget aren't final yet and are marked as placeholders on the page; to apply, email the address shown there with what you're building, who uses it and what the grant would pay for.

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