Eco, LI.FI, and Jumper have expanded stablecoin routing to the BNB Chain, facilitating real-time transfers across the network’s ecosystem.
Eco has announced the expansion of its Routes infrastructure to the BNB Chain, a move intended to facilitate real-time stablecoin transfers and swaps. LI.FI and Jumper, which function as bridge and DEX aggregators, have been named as initial integrators for the service.
The expansion into the BNB Chain ecosystem follows data indicating the network holds approximately US$16 billion in stablecoin liquidity. According to Artemis, the chain accounts for roughly 28% of all active stablecoin addresses across blockchain networks. This scale has positioned the BNB Chain as a component of on-chain commerce infrastructure.
For developers operating on the BNB Chain, the integration of Eco Routes is designed to allow the embedding of real-time execution into digital products. This includes trading interfaces, payment flows and decentralised finance (DeFi) protocols requiring cross-chain settlement.
The infrastructure provides on-demand liquidity to support flows between the BNB Chain and other supported networks. As liquidity becomes distributed, the accessibility of specific networks is expected to influence their usage rates.
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