Swap and bridge across 35+ chains with LI.FIv1.0.2

A DeFi user wants to move assets from Ethereum to Arbitrum to participate in a new liquidity pool with higher APY. They use the skill to bridge ETH to Arbitrum and swap for the required tokens, optimizing gas and fees via LI.FI's aggregation across bridges and DEXes. This enables seamless capital deployment across chains without manual route research.

An investor holds tokens like USDC and MATIC across Ethereum, Polygon, and Avalanche and needs to rebalance based on market conditions. The skill allows them to swap and bridge assets in a single action, using quotes to compare costs and execution times, ensuring efficient allocation updates across their portfolio.

A collector wants to buy an NFT on Solana but only holds ETH on Ethereum. They use the skill to bridge ETH to Solana via a wrapped token and swap for SOL, with the transaction data ready for wallet signing. This simplifies acquiring assets on non-EVM chains without multiple manual steps.

A crypto-native company manages treasury funds across multiple blockchains for payments and liquidity. The skill enables automated swaps and bridges to optimize holdings, track transfers via status endpoints, and use zaps for complex DeFi operations, reducing operational overhead and risk.

A user in a region with high fees wants to send stablecoins to family abroad, converting between chains like BNB Chain and Polygon for lower costs. The skill provides quotes for the cheapest routes, executes transfers with minimal slippage, and allows tracking to ensure funds arrive securely and quickly.

Developers integrate the LI.FI API into wallets, dApps, or trading platforms to offer cross-chain swaps as a feature. Revenue comes from subscription fees or revenue-sharing based on transaction volume, leveraging the skill's endpoints for quotes and transaction generation.

A platform aggregates multiple bridges and DEXes using the skill to provide users with optimal swap and bridge routes. Revenue is generated through affiliate fees from integrated protocols or a small markup on transactions, with the skill handling route discovery and execution.

Businesses use the skill to build internal tools for managing multi-chain assets, such as treasury dashboards or payment systems. Revenue comes from licensing the tool or charging for customization and support services, utilizing the skill's advanced routing and tracking capabilities.