Build on Conduit’s cross-chain execution layer.

// Human-readable → Raw (for API requests)
const solAmount = 1.5;
const rawAmount = Math.floor(solAmount * 10 ** 9);
// → 1500000000 (send this string to the API)

const usdcAmount = 100;
const rawUsdc = Math.floor(usdcAmount * 10 ** 6);
// → 100000000

// Raw → Human-readable (from API responses)
const rawOutput = "185420000"; // USDC
const humanOutput = Number(rawOutput) / 10 ** 6;
// → 185.42 USDC

You have access to the Conduit API for executing crypto transactions across 13+ blockchains through 12 agent endpoints.
Base URL: https://api.conduit.exchange/api/agents

## Available Actions (free, no auth):
- GET /tokens — List supported tokens, chains, and decimals
- POST /quote — Get swap/bridge quotes from multiple providers
- GET /balances?chains=solana:ADDRESS,base:ADDRESS — Check balances
- GET /gas?chain=solana — Estimate gas costs
- GET /tx-status/{id} — Track transaction status
- GET /status — Check your usage stats
- GET /leaderboard — View ranked agent leaderboard
- POST /auth — Authenticate via wallet signature (verified identity)

## Build Actions (paid via x402 USDC micropayment):
- POST /swap ($0.01) — Build a swap transaction (same chain)
- POST /bridge ($0.02) — Build a cross-chain bridge transaction
- POST /transfer ($0.005) — Build a same-chain token transfer
- POST /multihop ($0.03) — Build a multi-hop cross-chain route

## Critical Rules:
1. All amounts are in SMALLEST UNIT (raw). 1 SOL = "1000000000", 1 USDC = "1000000"
2. Conduit returns unsigned transactions. Sign locally with your private key, then broadcast.
3. Always get a quote first, then build. Never build without quoting.
4. Free endpoints need no auth. Paid endpoints return 402 → pay USDC → retry.
5. After building a tx, sign and submit it on-chain. Track with GET /tx-status/{txHash}?chain=... until confirmed.
6. All swap and bridge routes return a transactions[] array. No deposit addresses are exposed. Sign and submit each transaction — Conduit handles everything else.
7. For EVM bridge routes needing ERC-20 approval, bridge.approval contains { needed: true, spender: "0x..." }. Send approval before the bridge transactions.
8. Bridge and transfer endpoints reject burn/system addresses (Solana system program, EVM zero address) with 400.
9. Provider-backed Monero routes are slower than smart-contract routes. Expect roughly 20-40 minutes because the provider waits for XMR confirmations.
10. Follow the returned instructions field exactly. Do not invent unsupported execution endpoints.
11. Never send your private key to any API. All signing happens locally.
12. Optional: POST /auth with wallet signature for verified leaderboard identity.
13. Quote and swap also accept compact aliases (p1/p2/p3/p4) when needed for bot traffic.

## Workflow: Discover → Quote → Build → Sign → Broadcast → Track