The problem Axelate solves

Avex enables users to protect all their valuable assets in a decentralized and privacy maintained way. Our aim is to onboard the next million internet users to the web3 ecosystem while removing the blockchain gimmicks.

1. Unified Identity: Users receive a complimentary

   .avex

   handle compatible with all blockchain networks and web2/3 applications.
2. Axelate Send: This feature facilitates intent-based transactions. Users provide their final intent (e.g., send $100 to

   xyx.avex

   ), and our algorithm automates bridging, swapping, and sending the specified amount to the recipient's address.
3. Shield Nets: Safeguard users from signing fraudulent transactions and faulty smart contracts, while providing a human-readable transaction manifest.
4. Data Portability: Seamlessly transfer data between applications and share it with privacy using ZK proofs.
5. DeFi Activities: Perform a range of DeFi activities within a convenient app (Swaps, Bridging, Lending and Borrowing, Staking, Onramps, Offramps, etc.).
6. Security: Users are protected by robust 3FA security measures (Biometrics, 2/3 MPC, and social login), ensuring both security and ease of recovery.

We leverage the Axelar SDK to provide users with seamless bridging and swapping capabilities. The Axelar SDK also plays a pivotal role in our Axelate Send functionality.

With Avex, users are liberated from grappling with web3 jargon, intricate processes like swapping, bridging, and gas fees. As a result, users can savor a seamlessly integrated onboarding experience that simplifies their journey into the web3 ecosystem, making it incredibly effortless and user-friendly.

Challenges we ran into

1. Our application is made using Dart, hence we did not have any compatible SDK related to it because the Axelar SDK supports Javascript. Hence we had to create our own Javascript - Dart SDK bridge to make it compatible with our application.

2. We ran into problems while integrating the biometric protection as it was very costly and also didnt have any Dart based SDK's, hence we had to create our own solution for the same as well, making our own packages.