Access KYB’d, Compliant Liquidity on Solana with LI.FI Intents
LI.FI Intents is now live on Solana, giving regulated fintechs, custodians, and institutions access to liquidity from known, KYB'd counterparties.
As more financial applications move onchain, regulated companies need access to crypto liquidity without giving up control over who executes their orders.
For many fintechs, custodians, and institutions, routing through anonymous counterparties is simply not an option. Their compliance requirements mean they need to know which legal entity sits on the other side of a transaction.
LI.FI Intents makes this possible.
Through the LI.FI Intents marketplace, applications can access professional market makers that have completed KYB and operate as known legal entities.
Integrators retain control over solver selection and can restrict their order flow to counterparties that meet their own compliance and due diligence requirements.
For example, a regulated fintech could let a customer buy an asset on Solana while ensuring that the underlying transaction is executed only by market makers it has approved.
This gives regulated applications access to onchain execution without forcing them to rely on anonymous liquidity.
And because LI.FI is cross-chain by default, these flows are not limited to capital already sitting on Solana. Applications can onboard users and liquidity from other supported chains while maintaining control over who fills their orders.
For regulated companies building on Solana, one LI.FI integration can unlock:
Access to KYB'd market makers
Integrator-controlled solver selection
Execution restricted to approved counterparties
LI.FI Intents on Solana
LI.FI Intents is live on Solana today and available to all LI.FI partners.
Existing partners can activate LI.FI Intents in their integration. New partners can talk to LI.FI to start building.
Get Started:
Docs: LI.FI Intents Docs
Contact: Talk to the LI.FI Team
Disclaimer:
This article is only meant for informational purposes. The projects mentioned in the article are our partners, but we encourage you to do your due diligence before using or buying tokens of any protocol mentioned. This is not financial advice.

