Flashnet vs deBridge for deposits
For deposits from any chain. Checked October 27, 2026.
The short answer
Choose Flashnet if users fund by sending from an exchange or any wallet, or if you need Bitcoin, Lightning, Hyperliquid's HyperCore, XRP or Zcash.
Choose deBridge if your users sign from EVM or Solana wallets, you want a rate guaranteed at signing, or you want hooks that deposit straight into a protocol.
How each works
Flashnet
Users send to the address on a quote, or to their own permanent address, and Flashnet settles on the destination network, filling from onchain liquidity and its own markets. It holds no user balances; its settlement workers run in AWS Nitro enclaves whose identity integrators can verify.
deBridge
The user signs a transaction that locks funds in deBridge's contract on the source chain. A solver fills the order on the destination chain from its own liquidity, then unlocks the locked funds through deBridge's messaging.
Side by side
Each fact links to the page it came from.
| Flashnet | deBridge | |
|---|---|---|
| Orders | ||
| Deposit by sending to an address | YesEvery quote returns a deposit address; paying it creates the order. No wallet connection, approval or contract call.Source | NoEvery order is a transaction the user signs. No deposit-address flow is documented.Source |
| Permanent address per user | YesOne permanent address per user and source chain. Every eligible deposit converts to the destination you set.Source | NoNo reusable deposit addresses are documented.Source |
| Firm quotes | YesA quote's price holds for 2 minutes within your slippage. Fixed-output quotes commit to the amount out.Source | YesThe quoted rate is guaranteed if the user signs within about 30 seconds.Source |
| Automatic refunds | YesOrders that can't fill within the quote's bounds go back to the refund address you set.Source | PartlyBy default the user cancels on the destination chain. Auto-cancel needs deBridge's approval, and refunds usually arrive as USDC.Source |
| Networks | ||
| Bitcoin | YesNative BTC on Bitcoin L1, in and out.Source | NoSupported chains are EVM chains, Solana and TRON.Source |
| Lightning | YesIn and out over Lightning, including BOLT11 invoices and Lightning addresses.Source | NoNot among the supported chains.Source |
| Bitcoin credited before confirmation | YesEligible deposits can be credited before the first confirmation, for a fee. Otherwise after 1 confirmation.Source | NoNo Bitcoin support.Source |
| Hyperliquid (HyperCore) | YesUSDC and USDe delivered to HyperCore.Source | NoHyperEVM is listed; HyperCore isn't.Source |
| Solana | YesSOL, USDC, USDT and other SPL tokens.Source | YesSupported, with a flat fee of 0.015 SOL.Source |
| Tron | YesTRX and USDT.Source | YesSupported.Source |
| XRP | YesXRP.Source | NoNot among the supported chains.Source |
| Zcash | YesZEC.Source | NoNot among the supported chains.Source |
| Fiat | ||
| Fiat in | YesUsers pay from Cash App or Strike over Lightning and receive BTC or stablecoins.Source | Not documented |
| Fiat out | YesPay out a deposited asset to a Cash App username or a Lightning address.Source | Not documented |
| Operations | ||
| Your own fee on every order | YesSet a fee per order or per affiliate, from 1 to 9,999 bps, and claim it on the chain and asset you choose.Source | YesAn affiliate fee on cross-chain and same-chain swaps.Source |
| Sanctions and AML screening | YesSource and destination addresses checked with Elliptic and other providers on every order.Source | Not documentedNo screening policy published. |
| Webhooks | YesWebhooks, plus a server-sent event stream of order status.Source | NoPoll the order tracking API.Source |
| Platform fee | Set per partner and route, and itemized on every quote.Source | A flat fee in the source chain's gas token (0.001 ETH, 0.015 SOL) plus 4 bps, before solver margin and gas.Source |
| Support | 24/7, with direct access to the engineers who run settlement. | Discord and GitHub. No published SLA.Source |
Where Flashnet wins
What teams taking deposits run into with deBridge:
- No deposit addresses: every order is a transaction the user signs, so users can't fund straight from an exchange.
- No Bitcoin, Lightning or Hyperliquid HyperCore.
- An unfilled order waits for the user to cancel it on the destination chain unless deBridge enables auto-cancel.
Where deBridge is strong
- Rates guaranteed at signing, filled by solvers with no pool of locked liquidity to drain.
- Hooks that run a contract call after the swap, such as a deposit into a lending market.
- Documented support for trades from $1 to $5.5M.
Weighing more than two? See deBridge alternatives for deposits or every provider side by side. Comparing swaps? See Flashnet vs deBridge for swaps.
Questions
Can users deposit to deBridge from an exchange?
Not directly. deBridge orders are transactions the user signs from their own wallet, and its docs describe no deposit addresses. With Flashnet, a user sends to an address from any exchange or wallet and the deposit converts to the asset you chose.
Does deBridge support Bitcoin or Hyperliquid?
deBridge lists EVM chains, Solana and TRON; Bitcoin isn't among them, and for Hyperliquid it lists HyperEVM but not HyperCore. Flashnet takes native Bitcoin and Lightning and delivers USDC and USDe to HyperCore.
What happens when a deBridge order doesn't fill?
By default the user cancels it with a transaction on the destination chain. Automatic cancellation after 5 or 15 minutes needs deBridge's approval, and refunds usually arrive as USDC. Flashnet returns orders it can't fill within the quote's bounds to the refund address you set.