Portfolio Baskets: Split One Token Across a Curated Multi-Chain Basket
Instead of manually swapping into five different tokens across three chains, split one token into a curated basket in a single guided flow. How it works, and how the split math stays exact.
Buying into a themed set of tokens usually means picking each one, checking its chain, and running a separate swap for every single one — five tokens across three chains can mean five separate quote-review-sign cycles, each with its own slippage and fees to track. Portfolio Baskets collapse that into one guided flow: pick a basket, pick an amount, confirm each leg.
Quick facts
- A basket is a curated, fixed set of destination tokens with percentage allocations — not a user-created list (yet)
- One swap per allocation, same execution engine as a normal Blockchains.Click swap — no new signing model
- Split math allocates exact atomic units, so rounding never leaves the total under what you typed
- Allocations can span multiple chains in the same basket — Solana Ecosystem lands in Solana SPL tokens, cross-chain baskets bridge automatically
How the split actually works
A basket is just a list of { token, chain, percentage } allocations that adds up to 100%. When you enter an amount to spend, splitAmount() converts it into atomic units for your source token and divides it across every allocation by percentage — in atomic units, not floating-point dollars, so there's no cent-level drift. Whatever remainder rounding produces goes to the largest allocation rather than getting silently dropped, so the sum always equals exactly what you spent.
From there, each allocation is priced independently using the same quote pipeline every other swap on this app uses — Jupiter for a same-chain Solana leg, Relay for anything that bridges. You see a live preview of what each allocation is expected to receive before signing anything.
Executing a basket
Confirming a basket runs its allocations one at a time, in sequence, each going through the normal quote → sign → confirm flow. This isn't a single cross-chain batch transaction (no wallet or bridge protocol supports atomically signing five swaps across three chains in one click) — it's the same trusted single-swap flow, run several times with its own progress tracked per allocation. If one allocation fails (a network hiccup, a rejected signature), the others aren't affected — you can retry just that leg.
What's curated today
Baskets currently ship pre-built by Blockchains.Click — themed sets like a broad Solana ecosystem basket, an AI-agent-token index, and chain-specific starter baskets (including one for Robinhood's own chain). User-created baskets aren't available yet; that's real, scoped future work, not something quietly dropped.
Ready to try one? Browse the current baskets and see the live allocation preview before you commit anything.