is quietly removing one of DeFi’s biggest friction points: integration overhead. With the new widget constructor, any wallet, dashboard, or app can embed a production-grade swap flow in minutes, not weeks. No heavy SDK work, no custom routing logic, no backend complexity. What stands out isn’t just the UI flexibility, it’s the infrastructure underneath. Every embedded widget is powered by Omniston’s aggregated routing, meaning users get consistent execution and best-route pricing wherever they swap. As liquidity sources evolve, the widget updates automatically across all integrations. That changes distribution. Swaps no longer live in a single destination app, they exist wherever the user already is. Wallets, campaign pages, gaming interfaces, analytics dashboards, all become native swap surfaces. For builders, this compresses time-to-market and unlocks new monetization via integrator fees. For users, it removes context switching entirely. And for the TON ecosystem, it standardizes liquidity access at scale. This is how DeFi expands, not by adding more apps, but by embedding itself everywhere. @ston_fi