Banxa, a regulated fiat-to-crypto payment infrastructure provider, has integrated cross-chain liquidity platform LI.FI to make digital assets easier to access across multiple blockchain networks. The integration is designed to let users purchase and transfer on-chain assets across more than 60 blockchain networks in a single transaction, removing the need to manually swap assets or use cross-chain bridges — a notable friction point given that bridges have historically been among the most failure-prone and security-vulnerable components in decentralized finance infrastructure.

The companies said the collaboration responds to demand for simpler blockchain infrastructure as the digital asset sector works to make decentralized finance and cross-chain transactions more accessible to mainstream users. As applications have spread across Ethereum, Solana, and an expanding set of layer-2 networks, users increasingly need to move assets between environments that do not natively communicate with each other, creating adoption barriers that infrastructure providers are racing to reduce. By combining Banxa's regulated payment services with LI.FI's liquidity routing technology, the integration aims to reduce the technical complexity typically involved in moving assets between separate blockchain ecosystems.

Through the integration, Banxa's network of approximately 400 partners will gain access to LI.FI's cross-chain infrastructure. Users will be able to buy more than 300 cryptocurrencies and other supported on-chain assets through a streamlined process. Instead of requiring users to move across multiple blockchain networks themselves, the platform identifies the most efficient liquidity route in the background before completing the transaction.

Automated Routing Reduces Technical Barriers

The integrated solution uses an intent-based execution model that brings multiple transaction steps into a single workflow. Intent-based architecture has gained traction across the blockchain space as a design approach that lets users specify their desired outcome — for example, acquiring a specific token on a specific chain — while abstracting away the multi-step execution path required to achieve it. Rather than requiring users to separately purchase, swap, and bridge digital assets before reaching their intended destination, the system performs those operations automatically.

Banxa and LI.FI said the approach can improve the user experience by reducing the number of actions needed to complete cross-chain transactions. The companies also said it can lower the level of technical knowledge required to access decentralized applications and blockchain-based assets.

LI.FI said its infrastructure has processed more than $81 billion in transfer volume across more than 100 million transactions. The company also reported platform availability of nearly 99.9% and an execution success rate above 98%, citing those figures as indicators of the operational reliability of its liquidity routing network.

The platform currently provides enterprise-scale infrastructure for applications operating across more than 65 blockchain networks. Banxa and LI.FI expect these capabilities to improve transfer efficiency while broadening access to digital assets that exist across different blockchain ecosystems.

Access to Multi-Chain Digital Assets

Banxa has spent more than a decade building regulated infrastructure intended to connect traditional financial systems with the digital asset economy. The LI.FI partnership extends that approach by allowing users to move from fiat currency directly into assets on multiple blockchain networks without manually managing the underlying technical steps.

The integration combines Banxa's compliant fiat payment infrastructure with LI.FI's cross-chain liquidity technology, creating a one-step route for accessing hundreds of digital assets across dozens of blockchain ecosystems.

Banxa has integrated LI.FI to take users from fiat to any token across 60+ blockchains.

With LI.FI, @BanxaOfficial 's 400+ partners and their users can now access stablecoins, tokenized stocks, and other onchain assets in 180+ countries.

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— LI.FI (@lifiprotocol) July 23, 2026

Philipp Zentner, Chief Executive Officer and Co-Founder of LI.FI, said users should not need to understand blockchain bridges, liquidity routing mechanisms, or the technical differences between blockchain networks simply to obtain digital assets. He said the integration expands access to additional blockchain ecosystems, broader asset availability, and deeper liquidity pools, allowing platforms to provide a more seamless experience for users exploring on-chain opportunities.

The partnership comes as blockchain developers and infrastructure providers continue to focus on reducing complexity for both retail and institutional participants. Simplifying cross-chain transactions has become a priority as decentralized finance applications expand across multiple blockchain networks and as the tokenization of real-world assets gains traction among both crypto-native and traditional financial firms.

By automating cross-chain routing and combining regulated fiat payments into a unified transaction flow, Banxa and LI.FI aim to improve accessibility, reduce friction, and support wider use of multi-chain digital asset services by users, developers, and enterprise platforms.