Tensfer

Intro

Tensfer is presented as a non-custodial solution that aggregates Centralized Exchanges (CEX) into a browser-extension experience. According to the captured pages, it stores access keys on the user's machine and provides functionality to track, trade, and transfer CeFi assets. The product also positions itself as an integration option for platforms and apps that want their users to control CeFi assets without custody being transferred to a third party.

Key Features

• Connects to and aggregates accounts from Centralized Exchanges (CEX), with advertised access to 10+ exchanges.
• Non-custodial browser extension: access keys are stored locally on the user’s device rather than held by Tensfer.
• Asset capabilities include tracking, trading, and transferring CeFi assets via connected CEX accounts.
• Integration-focused: offers developer- and platform-oriented integration to let third-party apps enable in-app CeFi account control.
• Public positioning emphasizes partnerships and a “trusted by leaders” message on product pages.

Who this is for

Tensfer is aimed at platforms and applications that want to embed CEX account connection and CeFi asset controls into their interfaces, and at developers seeking a browser-extension wallet integration for CEX connections and asset management. It may also suit users who prefer local key storage and client-side integrations.

Note: the captured pages do not include detailed pricing, a complete list of supported exchanges, or published security audit and compliance documents. Teams evaluating Tensfer should request those details during technical and commercial review.