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Any DeFi strategy in a single swap. That principle now powers every complex transaction flowing through Biconomy's transaction infrastructure.
Biconomy has built one of DeFi's most widely adopted account abstraction and transaction infrastructure layers. Thousands of applications rely on their stack to deliver seamless user experiences. But as their clients, including trading firms, AI agents, and institutional desks, demanded more sophisticated on-chain strategies, a gap emerged: the execution layer for complex, multi-protocol transactions simply did not exist.
That gap is where Haiku comes in.
Opening a delta-neutral position, rebalancing a portfolio across lending protocols, or unwinding a leveraged LP: these strategies require dozens of sequential transactions across multiple protocols. Each step introduces execution risk. Prices drift between transactions. Partial failures strand capital. For institutions managing significant volume, this complexity is not just inconvenient. It is operationally untenable.
Traditional aggregators solve simple swaps. They route token A to token B efficiently. But the moment a strategy involves collateralized debt, liquidity positions, or cross-protocol compositions, those tools fall short. The long tail of DeFi execution, where real sophistication lives, remained unsolved.
Haiku's integration with Biconomy changes this. Through our Dynamic Routing Engine, Biconomy users can now specify their target portfolio state rather than manually sequencing instructions. Haiku calculates the execution path in real time, composing the necessary actions across protocols and bundling them into a single transaction.
The result: complex strategies that previously required engineering teams and custom infrastructure now execute as simply as a token swap.
For Biconomy's institutional clients, this unlocks strategies that were previously impossible to execute at scale: delta-neutral positions in a single transaction, portfolio rebalancing without market drift, and structured products that adjust dynamically based on on-chain conditions.
Haiku serves as the primary solver for all complex transactions routed through Biconomy's infrastructure. Simple swaps continue through existing aggregators. But the moment a transaction requires multi-step, multi-protocol logic, Haiku handles it.
Simple swaps flow through existing aggregators. Complex execution flows through Haiku.
"DeFi infrastructure has been stuck on simple swaps for years. Our clients are past that. They need execution that matches the sophistication of their strategies."
— Ahmed Al-Balaghi, Co-founder, Biconomy
The Biconomy integration represents one node in a broader vision. Haiku is building the universal execution layer for DeFi: infrastructure that protocols, funds, and developers integrate once to unlock every strategy for their users.
Complex strategies, simple execution. Biconomy is proving it at scale.
Want to build onchain strategies? Reach out at contact@haiku.trade
Integrate: docs.haiku.trade
Follow: @HaikuTrade
Any DeFi strategy in a single swap. That principle now powers every complex transaction flowing through Biconomy's transaction infrastructure.
Biconomy has built one of DeFi's most widely adopted account abstraction and transaction infrastructure layers. Thousands of applications rely on their stack to deliver seamless user experiences. But as their clients, including trading firms, AI agents, and institutional desks, demanded more sophisticated on-chain strategies, a gap emerged: the execution layer for complex, multi-protocol transactions simply did not exist.
That gap is where Haiku comes in.
Opening a delta-neutral position, rebalancing a portfolio across lending protocols, or unwinding a leveraged LP: these strategies require dozens of sequential transactions across multiple protocols. Each step introduces execution risk. Prices drift between transactions. Partial failures strand capital. For institutions managing significant volume, this complexity is not just inconvenient. It is operationally untenable.
Traditional aggregators solve simple swaps. They route token A to token B efficiently. But the moment a strategy involves collateralized debt, liquidity positions, or cross-protocol compositions, those tools fall short. The long tail of DeFi execution, where real sophistication lives, remained unsolved.
Haiku's integration with Biconomy changes this. Through our Dynamic Routing Engine, Biconomy users can now specify their target portfolio state rather than manually sequencing instructions. Haiku calculates the execution path in real time, composing the necessary actions across protocols and bundling them into a single transaction.
The result: complex strategies that previously required engineering teams and custom infrastructure now execute as simply as a token swap.
For Biconomy's institutional clients, this unlocks strategies that were previously impossible to execute at scale: delta-neutral positions in a single transaction, portfolio rebalancing without market drift, and structured products that adjust dynamically based on on-chain conditions.
Haiku serves as the primary solver for all complex transactions routed through Biconomy's infrastructure. Simple swaps continue through existing aggregators. But the moment a transaction requires multi-step, multi-protocol logic, Haiku handles it.
Simple swaps flow through existing aggregators. Complex execution flows through Haiku.
"DeFi infrastructure has been stuck on simple swaps for years. Our clients are past that. They need execution that matches the sophistication of their strategies."
— Ahmed Al-Balaghi, Co-founder, Biconomy
The Biconomy integration represents one node in a broader vision. Haiku is building the universal execution layer for DeFi: infrastructure that protocols, funds, and developers integrate once to unlock every strategy for their users.
Complex strategies, simple execution. Biconomy is proving it at scale.
Want to build onchain strategies? Reach out at contact@haiku.trade
Integrate: docs.haiku.trade
Follow: @HaikuTrade
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