Mayan Protocol
Bridges — Torque may route through Mayan automatically.
Mayan
Bridges
Mayan is listed among Torque’s bridges integrations. When your intent matches, Torque may use Mayan in a quote or settlement path — you don’t pick the venue.
Torque is non-custodial: you sign in with email or Google, receive a Torque smart account, and authorize each transaction. Torque routes execution and maintains ledger intents but does not hold your private keys like a centralized exchange.
This page documents coverage for marketing and SEO. Product money actions stay in unified buckets; protocol selection stays in the routing layer.
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Mayan FAQ
- Do I choose Mayan when I trade or lend on Torque?
- No. Torque is not a protocol picker. You set an intent (trade, lend, bridge); routing may use Mayan when it fits the quote and inventory.
- What is Mayan used for on Torque?
- Mayan appears under Bridges. Exact availability depends on asset, network, and live liquidity.
- Is using Mayan through Torque custodial?
- Torque is non-custodial: you sign in with email or Google, receive a Torque smart account, and authorize each transaction. Torque routes execution and maintains ledger intents but does not hold your private keys like a centralized exchange.
- Are fees the same for every Mayan route?
- No. Same-chain swaps include a 30 bps platform fee today, plus gas and routing spread. Cross-chain, lend, and perps fees differ — verify the live quote in the app.
Not financial advice. Digital assets involve risk. Fees, gas, routing spread, and availability vary by asset, chain, and region. Verify live quotes in the app before trading.
