Unified Access to DeFi Markets
One API to access DeFi positions across many blockchain networks. Used by Robinhood, Phantom, MetaMask, Ledger, Hyperliquid, Binance, and many others.
Category
- Bridge Apps
- Bridge SDKs
- DeFi Apps
- Infrastructure Providers
Use Cases
- B2B Payments
- Cross-Chain Transfers
- P2P Remittances
- Trade Finance
- Treasury Management
Circle Products Used
- USDC
- EURC
- Mint
- CCTP
Blockchains Supported
- Algorand
- Aptos
- Arbitrum
- Arc
- Avalanche
Platform
- Android
- iOS
- Web
Region
- APAC
- Europe
- LATAM
- Middle East and Africa
- North America
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LI.FI
The universal coordination layer for the fragmented blockchain economy. We provide a unified API that aggregates every bridge, DEX, and solver, allowing applications to programmatically route value into any onchain position.
The internet of value, the reinvention of money, and the appearance of AI mark historic moments for humanity, and they are converging.
The Problem: Exponential Fragmentation
The internet connected markets but digital assets remained "stateless." Blockchains solved this but created a new problem: fragmentation. New L1s, L2s, app-chains, DePIN, and RWA networks launch weekly, accelerated by Rollups-as-a-Service. Token standards are multiplying. Stability is an illusion; everything new becomes "legacy" within a year. Stablecoins for holding, transferring, and swapping (FX) will further fragment the space. As a result, liquidity is siloed and user experience is broken.
The Catalyst: AI & Automation
Humans can manually bridge funds; AI agents cannot. For AI to evolve from "Chatbots" to "Economic Actors," they require a unified, permissioned, and programmable financial rail. They cannot navigate dozens of bridges, exchanges, and token standards; they need one API. The same statefulness needs to be achieved for any other digital system because statefulness compounds liquidity, programmability, and automation, where a large share of economic value is generated.
The Solution: The Universal Market
Fragmentation is not a bug; it is the market condition. The long-term winner is unlikely to be a single blockchain, but rather the connectivity layer that binds them. With growing regulatory clarity around the internet of value, the need to let these systems converge creates a significant opportunity. A successful system starts early and grows with the market. It needs to aggregate as many systems as possible, be able to let third-party systems cover the gaps, and be able to deploy its own systems to accelerate the progression of the unification process and respective network effects.
LI.FI is unifying blockchains, app-chains, fintech networks, and identity systems to help transcend fragmented markets into one: the Universal Market.
Use Cases
Rebalancing & Treasury Management
Rebalancing has to be efficient and cost-effective. Due to LI.FI's economies of scale, we can batch transactions and provide highly competitive rebalancing rates.
Cross-Chain On/Off-Ramping
Own user journeys end-to-end by enabling on/off-ramping into a wide range of assets across multiple chains. LI.FI helps solve the first-mile and last-mile problem when users move value between different assets and networks.
Onboard Users to Your dApp from Anywhere
Convert users on the spot and allow them to deposit assets from multiple chains directly into your smart contracts.
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