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Blend’s current public cross-chain surface is quote-driven on deposits and payload-driven on withdrawals. Your application uses:
  • client.deposit.getTokens() to discover supported assets
  • client.deposit.getBalances() to show user balances on a source chain
  • client.deposit.getQuote() to request a deposit quote into the account type’s configured destination Safe
  • client.withdraw.getCalldata() when the user wants to exit funds back out of Blend

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The current public model

Cross-chain deposits are exposed through account-scoped API methods, not public adapter classes and not a client-built deposit() action. 
const account = await client.safe.account(userEoa);

const tokenCatalog = await client.deposit.getTokens(8453);
const balances = await client.deposit.getBalances(userEoa, 8453);

const quote = await client.deposit.getQuote({
  chainId: 8453,
  inputAssetAddress: usdcAddress,
  eoa: userEoa,
  accountId: account.accountId,
  amount: "1000000",
});

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What the deposit quote does

The quote request tells Blend:
  • which chain the funds originate from
  • which token the user is depositing
  • which EOA is initiating the flow
  • which Blend account should receive the deposit
  • how much value is being moved
Blend then resolves the destination Safe from accountId and returns a provider-backed quote payload.

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What withdrawal payloads do

Withdrawal payloads tell your integration how to exit funds from Blend: 
const result = await client.withdraw.getCalldata({
  address: userEoa,
  destinationChainId: 8453,
  amount: "1000000000000000000",
});
The response can include:
  • liquidityReset calldata when positions must be unwound first
  • ordered withdraw transactions for the selected source chain
  • an optional bridge quote when the withdrawn funds need to move cross-chain to the destination chain

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Important constraints

  • accountId is required in client.deposit.getQuote() — see DepositQuoteParams for the full parameter shape
  • amount must be a non-negative integer string in smallest units
  • client.deposit.getTokens() returns a TokenCatalog with { chains, tokens }, not a flat array
  • client.deposit.getBalances() returns non-zero ERC-20 balances only
  • for client.withdraw.getCalldata(), payload.bridge may be omitted on max withdrawals because the exact post-settlement amount is unknown ahead of time — see WithdrawCalldataPayload for the full payload shape

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Rebalances are different

Cross-chain deposits, withdrawals, and rebalances use different surfaces.
  • Deposits: client.deposit.*
  • Withdrawals: client.withdraw.getCalldata(...)
  • Rebalances: client.rebalance.*
See /integrations/deposit-withdraw for the end-to-end flow.

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Best practices

Call client.safe.account(userEoa) before requesting a deposit quote so you have the correct accountId.
The deposit quote response is intentionally opaque. Do not hard-code against undocumented provider fields unless your application owns that compatibility layer.
If the selected source chain is not enabled for the account type, quote generation will fail. Surface that as a product restriction, not a generic network error.
Last modified on March 10, 2026