About

CASACASA

Multichain utility hub — move, earn, and launch without giving up control of your wallet.

What it is

CASA is one place for the actions that matter on-chain: bridging and swapping value, providing liquidity, launching tokens, and growing with points. It is built as a non-custodial surface — you keep your keys, and you sign every action yourself.

What you can do

  • Trade — move value across supported networks. CASA helps route the path; you confirm in your wallet.
  • Earn — add liquidity to active markets, collect fees from trading activity, and track positions in Portfolio.
  • Launch — create a token, share it with your community, and trade from day one — still signing every step.
  • Points — earn for using the app and inviting others; climb the leaderboard and unlock rewards over time.

How we think about it

  • Your keys stay with you. CASA does not hold private keys or custody funds.
  • You always sign. On-chain steps require your approval — nothing moves without it.
  • One hub, clear surfaces. Trade, earn, launch, and points live in one product so you are not jumping between disconnected tools.

Who it is for

People who want practical multichain utility without surrendering control: traders moving value, LPs earning fees, builders launching tokens, and communities growing together through points and referrals.

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Guides

How to use CASA

Practical tutorials for everyday users — connect your wallet, move assets, provide liquidity, launch tokens, and earn points. No developer jargon; just clear steps.

Getting started

A quick map of what you can do on CASA.

CASA is a non-custodial hub: your wallet stays in control. You can move tokens across chains, swap, provide liquidity, earn points, and launch tokens — always confirming actions yourself.

Trade
Swap or bridge tokens across chains
Markets
Provide liquidity & earn fees
Launch
Create or trade new tokens
Tip · You never send your seed phrase or private key to CASA. If a site asks for them, leave immediately.

Connect wallet & sign in

Two steps: connect, then optionally sign in for history and points.

1

Connect your wallet

Click Connect Wallet in the header. Choose your wallet app and approve the connection. You can switch networks from the same menu when needed.
2

Sign in (recommended)

After connecting, use Sign in. Your wallet will show a message to sign — this is free (no gas). It unlocks activity history, points, and your referral link.
3

Stay on the right network

Liquidity, portfolio, and launch features focus on supported networks. Bridge and swap can involve other networks; the app will prompt you to switch when required.
Note · Signing in is not the same as a transaction. A sign-in message does not move funds.

How to bridge

Move tokens from one chain to another.

Open Trade
1

Pick source and destination

Select the chain you are sending from and the chain you want funds on. Choose the token on each side.
2

Enter amount

Type how much to send. Your available balance is shown above the field. Optional: enable destination gas top-up if you need native gas on the target chain.
3

Get a quote

Tap Get quote. Review the estimated amount you will receive and the route summary.
4

Confirm in your wallet

Tap Confirm bridge and approve the transaction in your wallet. Wait until it confirms; arrival on the destination chain can take a short while depending on the route.
Heads up · Double-check destination chain and token before confirming. Cross-chain transfers cannot be cancelled once submitted.

How to swap

Exchange tokens on the same chain or across chains.

Open Trade
1

Choose chain and pair

Select the network, the token you sell, and the token you buy. You can keep both sides on one chain or send the output to another.
2

Enter the sell amount

Use your balance as a guide. Quotes update when you request them — large size may show different pricing.
3

Quote, then confirm

Get a quote, review the estimated receive amount, then confirm in your wallet. If the wallet asks for a token approval first, approve the spending limit, then confirm the swap.
Tip · If a quote fails, try a smaller amount, another pair, or a different route chain. Network congestion can also affect availability.

Call (advanced)

For power users who need to pass custom instructions with a transfer.

Open Call

Call lets you move value and attach destination actions. Only use transaction data you fully understand and trust.

1

Set from / to chains and amount

Same idea as bridge: where funds leave and where they should land.
2

Provide call data carefully

Paste only calldata from a source you trust. Malicious data can drain funds or trigger unwanted contracts.
3

Quote and execute

Review the quote, then sign in your wallet.
Heads up · If you are not sure what the call data does, do not use this tool. Prefer Bridge or Swap for everyday transfers.

Deposit address

Get a one-time address to fund a cross-chain transfer.

Open Deposit
1

Select route and amount

Choose origin chain, destination chain, and how much you plan to send.
2

Create the deposit address

CASA shows a deposit address and estimate. Copy it carefully.
3

Send the exact asset

From your wallet or exchange withdrawal, send the correct token and amount on the origin chain to that address. Wrong asset or network can result in loss.
Heads up · Deposit addresses are path-specific. Do not reuse an old address for a new quote.

Markets & adding liquidity

Provide liquidity and earn trading fees.

Open Markets
1

Browse markets

The markets table lists featured pools. TVL and volume appear when data is available.
2

Add liquidity

Choose a market and enter how much of each token you want to deposit. Confirm any approvals your wallet requests, then confirm the deposit.
3

Confirm in your wallet

Your wallet will ask you to sign. When confirmed, the position appears in Portfolio so you can track fees and manage it later.
Note · Providing liquidity can earn fees but also carries impermanent loss risk if prices move. Only deposit what you can actively manage.

Managing your portfolio

View positions, collect fees, and remove liquidity.

Open Portfolio
1

Connect your wallet

Portfolio shows liquidity positions for the wallet you connected. Connect if prompted.
2

Review each position

You will see the market, your deposit range, liquidity size, and any fees ready to collect.
3

Collect fees

Use Collect to withdraw accrued fees to your wallet without closing the full position.
4

Remove liquidity

Use Remove liquidity when you want to exit. You may still need to Collect afterward for any remaining balances.

Launch & trade tokens

Create a token or trade on the launchpad.

Open Launch
1

Create a token

Enter name, symbol, and optional metadata link. Confirm the launch transaction in your wallet. Creation may require a network fee.
2

Explore launches

New tokens appear in Explore as they go live. Open any token to see recent trades.
3

Buy or sell

On a token page, choose Buy (pay with the network token) or Sell (return tokens). Confirm each step in your wallet; sells may ask for an approval first.
Heads up · Newly launched tokens can be extremely volatile and may be illiquid. Never invest more than you can afford to lose. DYOR on every token.

Points & referrals

Track rewards and invite others.

Open Points
1

Sign in

Points require a signed-in session so they can be tied to your wallet.
2

Earn through activity

Eligible liquidity and product activity can credit points over time. Totals and recent entries show on the Points page.
3

Share your referral link

Copy your personal link (includes your code). When someone joins with it, your referee count updates.
Tip · Points are a rewards layer, not a guarantee of token value. Rules can evolve as the product grows.

Safety tips

Practical habits to reduce risk.

  • Bookmark https://protocol.casa and check the URL before connecting.
  • Never share seed phrases, private keys, or blind QR “sign-ins.”
  • Read every wallet popup: network, asset, amount, and spender.
  • Start with small test amounts on a new route or token.
  • Revoke unused token approvals periodically with a trusted revoke tool.
  • Treat launchpad tokens as high risk until you have done your own research.

FAQ

Tap a question to expand.

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