The launch of LI.FI Intents will target fintechs, neobanks, wallets, and regulated financial firms that require cross-chain execution.
Blockchain protocol LI.FI has launched LI.FI Intents, an intent-based architecture that supports stablecoin payments, tokenised real-world assets (RWAs), and on-chain liquidity.
Both stablecoin payments and tokenised real-world assets (RWAs) have become the primary use cases for LI.FI Intents, allowing users to conduct payments and trade on these assets with fewer constraints.
LI.FI’s solver network provides the underlying mechanism by drawing on the inventory of centralised exchanges, OTC desks, and proprietary balance sheets to close the gaps between spreads.
Philipp Zentner, CEO and Co-Founder of LI.FI, said: “We’re seeing growing demand from fintech platforms, wallets, exchanges, and institutional firms for infrastructure that can support tokenised assets, payments, and regulated financial products at scale. LI.FI Intents reflects that broader shift, as we continue building infrastructure designed for predictable execution.”
“The LI.FI team played a huge role not only in accelerating the OIF but also in helping ensure it would translate into real adoption and impact across Ethereum,” added Josh Rudolf, Head of Platform, Ethereum Foundation.
LI.FI Intents is now live and available on Web3-focused apps and wallets.
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