Brahma

Brahma is a protocol that helps manage and move liquidity across blockchain networks and dApps. Its core product, Console, acts as a unified interface for DeFi users and teams to interact with multiple protocols without juggling different wallets or tools.

Brahma's key strength is its execution layer. It supports multi-account management, transaction batching, and automation, letting users execute complex strategies in a single session. The recent Brahma Connect extension embeds dApps directly into Console, enabling sequential transactions across protocols. In-app bridging, powered by aggregators like Bungee and Jumper, allows asset transfers across chains directly from the interface.

The market pain point Brahma addresses is fragmentation in DeFi: users often need to switch between multiple dApps, bridge assets manually, and manage separate wallets, which is time-consuming and error-prone. Brahma solves this by providing a single point of control, reducing operational overhead and improving security through features like transaction simulation and pre-approval checks.

In the past six months (Feb-Aug 2026), Brahma launched in-app bridging on Arbitrum and Base, with plans to expand to Mode, Ethereum, Sei, Blast, and others. It also introduced Brahma Connect for Blast, supporting protocols like Juice Finance, Pac Finance, and Ambient Finance. The team has been refining the bridging algorithm to optimize for speed, cost, and security, and is working on batching bridge transactions with other on-chain actions.

One notable challenge: earlier versions of Console lacked native bridging, forcing users to rely on external tools. This gap was addressed with the recent update, but it means the feature is still relatively new and may have limited network support initially.