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LI.FI is a blockchain infrastructure company that develops interoperability solutions for decentralized applications. The company provides software tools that enable applications to connect users with cross-chain bridges and decentralized exchanges through a unified interface.

The company operates in the blockchain interoperability sector, focusing on simplifying transactions between different blockchain networks through liquidity aggregation and cross-chain messaging infrastructure.

LI.FI was founded in 2021 with the goal of addressing fragmentation across blockchain networks by providing infrastructure for developers building applications that operate across multiple chains.

The company initially developed infrastructure focused on aggregating bridges and decentralized exchanges, allowing developers to integrate cross-chain functionality without building individual integrations for each network.

In 2023, LI.FI launched Jumper, a consumer-facing application designed to simplify cross-chain asset transfers by routing transactions through different bridge and liquidity providers.

LI.FI provides software infrastructure for decentralized applications, including:

• LI.FI Swap and Bridge API/SDK integration for cross-chain swaps, bridging, and deposits across 60+ chains.
• LI.FI Swap and Bridge Widget
• LI.FI Composer native way for developers to compose multi-step, multi-chain DeFi workflows and execute them as a single transaction.
• LI.FI Deposit transaction type, treated like swaps or bridging. Users can move assets into any deposit contract in a single transaction, from anywhere.
• LI.FI Earn
• LI.FI Stablecoin API instant access to every stablecoin, on any chain.
• LI.FI Intents enables global enterprises to offer stablecoin payments, unlock access to real-world assets, and tap into compliant liquidity, through a single integration.
• LI.FI Solverfull stack bridge and solving solution
• Jumper.^[1] a cross-chain application that enables users to transfer assets between blockchain networks.

The protocol integrates with multiple blockchain networks, bridges, and decentralized exchanges to provide routing options for cross-chain transactions.

In 2022, LI.FI raised seed funding from investors including IOSG Ventures, Scalar Capital, and others.

In 2023, the company announced a Series A funding round ^[2] led by crypto-native investment firms CoinFund and Superscrypt, with participation from other blockchain-focused investment firms. The funding was intended to support product development and expansion of its interoperability infrastructure.

In 2025, LI.FI raised an additional $29 million^{[3] [4]} for cross-chain price discovery tool

In March 2024, LI.FI experienced a security incident ^[5] affecting certain integrations within its ecosystem. The incident resulted in unauthorized transactions from affected users. The company paused affected services, investigated the issue, and implemented security improvements following the incident.

LI.FI has been covered by blockchain industry publications including CoinDesk and The Block, which have reported on the company's funding rounds, product development, and role in blockchain interoperability infrastructure. Aside from that, LI.FI has been covered by leading media such as Fortune and Bloomberg^[6]