Methods, quotes, and chain ids

Mayan quotes a move from one token on one chain to another token on another chain, and a driver fills it. These pages are the parts that change what you sign: which method settles the order, which chain id the API expects, and what a quote, a refund, and a gasless signature actually mean. The SDK, the widget, fees, deposit addresses, HyperCore, and the payment service sit on the same contracts. The pages below are the mechanism.

Settlement

• Swift, MCTP, and Wormhole Swap — who pays you, what the protocol fee is, and the current contract addresses.
• Quotes, refunds, and gasless orders — the two amounts on a quote, Guaranteed Price, the deadline, and tracking an order that has no source transaction.

Reference

• Chains and entry points — Wormhole chain ids, the forwarder, and the three API hosts.

Chain support for a given direction is the live originActive and destinationActive flags, not a static list.