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About Sprinter
Sprinter provides the credit layer for cross-chain intent settlement. Solvers who front capital to fill user orders normally must pre-fund every chain, which ties up working capital. Sprinter lets liquidity providers deposit USDC on Base for spUSDC-LP, and whitelisted solvers borrow that liquidity uncollateralized against MPC signatures, repaying automatically when settlement returns.
It moves settlement risk from solver balance sheets to the LP pool plus whitelist admission, which makes underwriting the core function: only vetted solvers can borrow, with limits tied to onchain settlement history. It carries flow from intent protocols such as Across, LiFi and Mayan. The team reports over $400 million routed since launching in October 2025 without a shortfall, including about $398 million in the second quarter of 2026. Risks are unrecoverable credit when source-chain settlement fails, and single points of failure around MPC keys and oracles.
Sprinter, formerly known as Sygma, is a crosschain solving-as-a-service infrastructure. Key milestones include its rebranding to Sprinter, the launch of two core products: Sprinter Stash (a collateral-free crosschain credit protocol for solvers and market makers) and Sprinter Solve (RFQ-based swap APIs for dApps and wallets), and a $5.2M seed round led by Robot Ventures with participation from Uniswap Labs Ventures, Atka Capital, and others. The protocol also introduced its native governance token SPRINT with veSPRNT staking. These steps mark its evolution from a bridge-focused project to a solver-centric execution layer.
In 2026 Sprinter extended its on-chain credit infrastructure beyond cross-chain solvers: Sprinter Credit V2 brings programmable credit to neobanks, card programs and AI agents (e.g. human-delegated undercollateralized credit lines for agents trading on Hyperliquid); Sprinter Liquidity offers collateral-free cross-chain credit to stablecoin LPs and solvers, with LPs depositing USDC for spUSDC-LP.
Sprinter's strategy is to make credit the base layer of the on-chain economy: a Policy Engine and credit operators constrain usage, covering just-in-time card settlement, neobank liquid savings, wallet-collateral borrowing and autonomous agent trading, while Solve RFQ and the Liquidity API serve asset issuers and solvers, replacing DeFi's overcollateralized 'pawnshop' model.
Aidan Hyman — Co-founder; CEO of ChainSafe Systems and an early Ethereum infrastructure contributor.
Dean Eigenmann — Co-founder; former Ethereum Name Service (ENS) developer.