Banxa, a compliant fiat-to-crypto payment infrastructure company, has integrated LI.FI, a cross-chain bridging and liquidity infrastructure provider, to simplify access to digital assets across more than 60 blockchains through a single transfer.

The partnership is designed to let users move from fiat payments into their chosen on-chain assets without manually swapping or bridging tokens. As the number of active layer-1 and layer-2 networks has multiplied, users have increasingly faced fragmented liquidity and multi-step transfer workflows that can introduce delays, additional fees, and security risks. By using LI.FI’s liquidity infrastructure, Banxa aims to remove technical complexity from cross-chain transfers and make asset access more direct for users and partner platforms.

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. Banxa 🤝 LI.​FI, increasing… pic.twitter.com/lJSVRKYWgf — LI.FI (@lifiprotocol) July 23, 2026

LI.FI Integration Expands Cross-Chain Asset Access on Banxa

The integration gives Banxa’s ecosystem of up to 400 partners access to LI.FI’s liquidity routing mechanism. Through the setup, consumers can buy more than 300 crypto assets, as well as other on-chain assets, while the platform automatically identifies the most effective route in the background.

The companies said the intent-based execution model removes the need for separate steps such as buying, swapping, and bridging assets before reaching the intended destination. Intent-based architectures, which allow users to specify a desired outcome rather than execute each step manually, have gained traction across the crypto sector as projects seek to abstract away infrastructure complexity from end users. In Banxa and LI.FI’s setup, the process is structured to combine those steps into a more streamlined transfer flow.

LI.FI’s infrastructure has reportedly processed more than $81 billion in transfer volume across over 100 million transfers. The platform has also reported nearly 99.9% uptime and more than 98% execution success.

LI.FI also provides enterprise-scale reliability for applications operating across more than 65 blockchain networks. These capabilities are expected to improve transfer efficiency while supporting broader access to assets across chains.

Banxa has spent more than a decade developing regulated infrastructure intended to connect digital assets with traditional finance. The company operates under regulatory frameworks across multiple jurisdictions, positioning its fiat gateway as a compliance-conscious entry point for crypto-native applications. The company’s integration with LI.FI extends that infrastructure by connecting fiat payment access with cross-chain liquidity and routing tools.

LI.FI CEO Says Partnership Simplifies Fiat-to-On-Chain Transfers

Commenting on the development, LI.FI CEO and Co-Founder Philipp Zentner said consumers should not need to understand bridges, blockchain ecosystems, or liquidity routes simply to obtain the asset they want.

He added that the integration expands access to more chains, a wider range of assets, and deeper liquidity, allowing platforms to provide a more seamless experience for users seeking diverse on-chain opportunities.

By combining Banxa’s compliant fiat gateway with LI.FI’s cross-chain liquidity infrastructure, the companies are seeking to broaden access to on-chain assets through a simplified one-tap experience. The partnership reflects a wider industry push to reduce friction between traditional payment rails and the growing ecosystem of tokens distributed across dozens of independent networks.