# LI.FI > Universal market access for digital assets. LI.FI is a cross-chain liquidity aggregation and execution infrastructure company. It provides a single API and SDK that route swaps, bridging, and settlement across EVM and non-EVM blockchains for wallets, exchanges, and financial applications. LI.FI builds liquidity aggregation and routing infrastructure for onchain finance. It operates a middle layer connecting decentralized exchanges, bridges, and solver networks, giving applications a single integration point for moving and swapping digital assets across blockchain ecosystems. Wallets, exchanges, payment platforms, and financial institutions use its infrastructure to offer cross-chain functionality without building and maintaining the underlying connections themselves. Its software forwards transactions to third-party bridges, decentralized exchanges, and intent-based solvers, selecting routes based on price, speed, and reliability rather than relying on a single provider. The underlying smart contracts operate non-custodially, so users retain control of assets throughout a transaction. Coverage extends beyond typical smart-contract chains, positioning the company as a routing layer spanning most active blockchain ecosystems. The product suite has expanded into yield vaults, perpetuals venues, tokenized real-world assets, and stablecoin settlement rails, supported by a network of verified solvers handling compliant execution. Developer tools include an API, a software development kit, and an embeddable widget that let teams add cross-chain features to their own applications. The infrastructure is used by wallets, decentralized finance protocols, neobanks, and payment providers building multi-chain products. - Type: Company - Sector: Infrastructure - Status: Active - Founded: 2021-06-01 - Profile: https://thegrid.id/profiles/LIFI ## Products - [LI.FI Protocol](https://thegrid.id/profiles/LIFI): LI.FI Protocol is a cross-chain liquidity aggregation system that routes token swaps and asset transfers across many blockchains through a single integration. It combines decentralized exchange liquidity with bridging pathways, selecting routes across decentralized exchanges, liquidity aggregators, and bridge protocols to optimize price, speed, and reliability. Developers and enterprises access it through an API, a software development kit, and embeddable widget components, while additional modules extend it to stablecoin transfers, vault-based yield deposits, and multi-step transaction bundling. It supports a wide range of blockchain ecosystems, including EVM-compatible networks alongside Bitcoin, Solana, Sui, Tron, and Stellar. (DEX Aggregator, Live, Main Product) - [LI.FI Intents](https://thegrid.id/profiles/LIFI): LI.FI Intents is enterprise infrastructure enabling stablecoin payments, real-world asset access, and compliant liquidity settlement through a single integration. It operates as an intent and solver system where onchain orders are filled by a network of verified, KYB approved solvers drawn from solver inventory, exchange desks, and over-the-counter counterparties, with built-in sanctions screening. The system enables exact-output stablecoin swaps without slippage and gasless execution across major chains, including non-EVM networks. It is accessed through its own enterprise sales and integration process, separate from the core swap and bridge product. (Cross-chain Infrastructure, Live) - [LI.FI Scan](https://thegrid.id/profiles/LIFI): LI.FI Scan is a block explorer for inspecting cross-chain transactions routed through the LI.FI ecosystem. It lets users look up transaction status, routing paths, and execution details across the many chains and bridges the protocol connects to. The explorer is accessed as its own standalone web interface, separate from the developer-facing API and SDK products. 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