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LI.FI is the leading trading infrastructure provider for digital assets. As a marketplace, LI.FI is able to guarantee best pricing and best execution across 70+ blockchains and provides full chain abstraction with their product Composer. As the leading abstraction and orchestration layer for crypto, LI.FI is fully optimized for enterprises and agents alike. An MCP connection, Claude and Codex skills are available.
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We had a great experience integrating LI.FI into our app. The integration was straightforward, everything worked pretty much out of the box, and we had cross-chain swaps up and running with minimal effort.
Everything has been working flawlessly so far. Great developer experience and a solid product. Highly recommended!
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