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  1. LI.FI PRODUCTS

LI.FI Solver

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LI.FI Solver

LI.FI Solver is LI.FI’s enterprise-grade in-house solver and fast-bridge, purpose-built to rapidly support new chains, bootstrap liquidity routes, and ensure reliable execution in the early stages of chain adoption.

It plays a foundational role in the LI.FI Intents System, acting as a first responder to new routing demand and serving as a fallback when third-party solvers are unavailable.


What Is LI.FI Solver?

At its core, LI.FI Solver is a trusted execution agent that:

  • Facilitates liquidity routing across chains and VMs

  • Supports fast bridging with low latency and near-instant confirmations

  • Participates in intent auctions within the LI.FI Intents System

  • Provides guaranteed execution when marketplace solvers are unavailable

It’s designed to fill the gap until third-party solvers onboard and the route becomes self-sustaining via the open solver marketplace.


Why It Exists

In many cases, new chains or routes lack:

  • Active solvers

  • Deep liquidity

  • Pre-established orderflow

Without someone to take the first step, these routes remain inactive — the classic chicken-and-egg problem. LI.FI Solver solves this by bootstrapping intent fulfillment until the market matures.

Once a route gains momentum, LI.FI Solver steps back and lets other solvers compete.


Key Benefits

⚡ Rapid Chain Support

Support for any chain or VM within an hour. This enables projects to go live quickly and benefit from instant cross-chain interoperability via LI.FI.

🔗 Bridging + Swapping

LI.FI Solver can execute multi-leg transactions, including:

  • Direct token bridging

  • Cross-chain swaps

  • Gasless transactions

It ensures users get a seamless experience even on brand new chains.

🛡️ Guaranteed Fulfillment

With LI.FI Solver in place, no order goes unfilled. It acts as a reliable fallback in the early days of chain or route expansion — critical for trust and user retention.

📈 Liquidity Bootstrapping

It provides the initial liquidity and transaction volume that attract third-party solvers to a new route, allowing LI.FI Intents System to scale into a competitive, decentralized solver marketplace.

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