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Developer Solution Providing Advanced Bridge Aggregation with DEX Connectivity
13664 followers · 15 stories
Developer Solution Providing Advanced Bridge Aggregation with DEX Connectivity
Degen Terminal has partnered with LI.FI to power cross-chain swaps inside its trading platform. Via the integration, traders get optimal cross-chain swap routes across 20+ bridges and 20+ DEX aggregators from a single terminal, according to the announcement reposted by LI.FI.
Jumper, the cross-chain trading app originally incubated within LI.FI, is spinning out as an independent company to build the super-app for onchain finance. The two companies will pursue the onchain economy from opposite ends of the stack: LI.FI as universal orchestration infrastructure and Jumper as the consumer application.
Tolly, a trading terminal on , has integrated to bring native cross-chain access directly into its platform. Tolly users can now access assets on Arc using funds from any supported chain without ever leaving the Tolly interface — including buying the token inside the app. The integration delivers a seamless multi-chain trading experience powered by LI.FI's cross-ecosystem connectivity.
The Bond super app has integrated LI.FI to power bridging inside the platform. With LI.FI handling the bridge, Bond users can now bridge assets directly within the app. The announcement was made by Bond via X, thanking LI.FI for powering the integration.
LI.FI has released a module for Tether's Wallet Development Kit (WDK), giving developers building on WDK access to swaps and cross-chain functionality through a single integration. The module lets WDK-based teams plug into universal liquidity across every network LI.FI supports.
LI.FI is live on Arc from day one, bringing universal liquidity to the new ecosystem with same-chain swaps, bridging from other ecosystems and one-click UX for multi-step transactions. Alongside the launch, LI.FI says it is working with Circle to help enterprises build on Arc.
LI.FI is now live on Stellar, letting apps and wallets enable swaps and cross-chain transfers to and from the network through a single integration. The launch is aimed at making it easier for users and capital to move in and out of the Stellar ecosystem.
LI.FI has made rTokens from RealityFi live for swaps and distribution, unlocking 1,700+ tokenized real-world assets across the protocol's network. The tokens are backed 1:1 by real shares and connect to native US stock liquidity, making them available to apps and wallets powered by LI.FI as part of its push into tokenized markets.
UNSTOPPABLE, a wallet/service that runs on Heisenberg, has partnered with LI.FI to power cheaper, faster swaps — now including tokenized assets alongside standard swaps. No further details were provided in the announcement.
AchSwap is partnering with LI.FI to bring its cross-chain and swap aggregator API to the Arc mainnet. The integration will route AchSwap trades through LI.FI's aggregator across chains on Arc.
Jumper, the consumer app originally incubated within LI.FI, announced it would be carved out as a standalone venture with dedicated capital, leadership and roadmap, with a planned first JUMP token sale via Legion.
LI.FI released LI.FI Intents, a modular full-stack execution engine using a solver network for gasless, exact-output cross-chain execution targeting stablecoin payments, real-world assets, and compliant institutional liquidity.
LI.FI raised a $29 million Series A extension co-led by Multicoin Capital and CoinFund, bringing total capital raised to $51.7 million to scale its universal liquidity infrastructure.
A vulnerability in a newly deployed smart contract facet allowed an attacker to drain approximately $11.6 million in USDC, USDT, and DAI from 153 wallets on Ethereum and Arbitrum that had set infinite token approvals.
Phantom, with over 7 million monthly active users, integrated LI.FI's infrastructure to power in-wallet cross-chain swaps from EVM chains directly to Solana.
LI.FI closed a $17.5 million Series A round co-led by CoinFund and Superscrypt, with participation from Circle, Bloccelerate, L1 Digital, and others, to expand its cross-chain infrastructure.
LI.FI launched Jumper Exchange, a consumer-facing cross-chain swap and bridge interface that became its primary B2C product, supporting 20 chains at launch.
Consensys released MetaMask Bridges in beta, with LI.FI integrated as one of two bridge aggregators powering cross-chain transfers within the MetaMask Portfolio dapp.
LI.FI raised $5.5 million in a seed funding round led by 1kx, with participation from Dragonfly Capital, Coinbase Ventures, Lattice Capital, and others.
The project officially changed its name from Li.Finance to LI.FI, signaling a strategic focus on B2B infrastructure and abstraction of cross-chain complexity for developers.
An attacker exploited a vulnerability in LI.FI's pre-bridge swap feature, stealing approximately $600,000 from 29 wallets that had set infinite token approvals.
Philipp Zentner, Max Klenk, and Berkant Rodeski co-founded LI.FI (originally Li.Finance) as a cross-chain bridge and DEX aggregation protocol, headquartered in Berlin, Germany.