Banxa, a compliant fiat-to-crypto payments infrastructure company, has integrated LI.FI, a cross-chain bridging and liquidity infrastructure entity. This integration aims to streamline access to cutting-edge digital assets across over 60 blockchains with a single transfer. This partnership allows users to migrate from fiat assets to on-chain assets of their choice without manually exchanging or bridging assets. This development is poised to leverage LI.FI’s liquidity infrastructure to eliminate the technical complexity of cross-chain transfers.
Banxa integrates LI.FI to move users from fiat to any token across 60+ blockchains.
LI.FI now gives @BanxaOfficial’s 400+ partners and their users access to stablecoins, tokenized stocks, and other on-chain assets from over 180 countries.
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LI.FI integration improves access to cross-chain assets on Banxa
LI.FI’s integration into Banxa highlights the growing interest in effective and seamless on-chain experiences as the world of digital assets continues to evolve. Banxa’s ecosystem of up to 400 collaborators will therefore leverage LI.FI’s liquidity routing mechanism. This integration will allow consumers to purchase over 300 cryptoassets and other assets on-chain, with the platform automatically determining the most effective route behind the scenes.
At the same time, the intent-based execution model eliminates the need for separate moves such as purchasing, exchanging, and bridging assets before moving to the desired destination. Additionally, LI.FI’s infrastructure reportedly processed over $81 billion in transfer volume with over 100 million transfers. The platform also reported close to 99.9% uptime and over 98% execution success.
Apart from that, LI.FI also provides enterprise-scale reliability for apps running on over 65 blockchain networks. Each feature is expected to improve transfer efficiency in addition to supporting broader access to assets across the chain. Additionally, Banxa has been working for more than a decade to develop a regulated infrastructure that connects digital assets and traditional finance.
LI.FI CEO talks about joint effort to streamline fiat-to-onchain transfers
While discussing the development, LI.FI CEO and co-founder Philip Zentner said that consumers need to understand bridges, blockchain ecosystems, or liquidity routes just to get the assets they need. He added that this integration will expand access to more chains, broader asset coverage, and deeper liquidity, allowing the platform to provide a relatively seamless experience for those seeking diverse on-chain opportunities. Ultimately, by integrating Banxa’s compliant fiat gateway with LI.FI’s cross-chain liquidity ecosystem, the companies will seek to expand access to on-chain assets through a streamlined one-tap experience.
