We're excited to announce that we've integrated Enso Finance, the world's first DeFi intent-focused API, with the integration of Enso's API, LI.FI expands its capabilities, allowing for more complex and efficient same-chain and cross-chain transactions.

Enso enables users to execute multiple transactions in one transaction. For example, if a user wishes to swap ten tokens, lend, borrow, and provide liquidity to a pool all within one transaction, this is possible with Enso.

In the transaction below using Jumper, which is powered by LI.FI:

Users can go from Bridged USDC (USDC.e) on Arbitrum to Prize USDC.e - Aave (pUSDC.e) on Optimism, and pUSDC.e is deposited into PoolTogether in one transaction.

Here's a breakdown of what is happening:

1. USDC.e is bridged from Arbitrum to Optimism via the Hypen bridge.

2. Enso finds the best swap route by going through its various DEXs and liquidity pools.

3. USDC.e is swapped into pUSDC.e and deposited into PoolTogether in one transaction.

Without using Enso, this transaction would look like this:

1. Bridging USDC.e from Arbitrum to Optimism on Jumper.

2. Leaving Jumper and opening a new tab on PoolTogether's website

3. Manually depositing USDC.e on PoolTogether to receive pUSDC.e

As you can see, Enso drastically reduces the friction and number of steps required to complete complex transactions. 

We're excited to partner with Enso to improve the user journey and abstract away the complexities of the cross-chain universe.

What Is Enso Finance?

Enso is a financial infrastructure for developers who wish to develop, embed, or utilize DeFi interactions through their applications. Whether this may be a wallet, smart wallet, exchange, defi interface aggregator, router, or any other application wishing to interact with the decentralized finance ecosystem. Enso provides the tools to execute and fetch all relevant metadata of DeFi protocols, enabling developers to build the next generation of financial applications.

Some of the features Enso enables include:

1. Native transaction bundling – Enso enables users to execute multiple transactions in one atomic transaction. For example, if a user wishes to swap 10 tokens, lend, borrow, and provide liquidity to a pool all within one transaction, this is possible with Enso.

2. DeFi actions – Enso provides various DeFi actions that can be bundled together to create custom workflows.

3. Best route execution –  Enso will fetch the best route for a given desired path, taking into account gas execution costs, slippage, and anticipated amount out.

4. Standardization – Enso provides a standardization layer for developers to easily integrate DeFi protocols into their applications. This includes standardizing the data format, the transaction format, and the execution format.

5. Metadata – Enso provides all metadata related to a DeFi protocol ranging from APY, balances, logos, URLs, and more.

To learn more about Enso check out their,

• Website

• Twitter

• Discord

• Linkedin

• Docs

What Is LI.FI?

LI.FI is a middleware solution connecting 20 EVM chains and Solana via 12 bridges, 25 DEXs, and 5 DEX aggregators (and growing).

LI.FI's product portfolio features sophisticated white-label B2B solutions that not only allow same-/cross-chain swapping capabilities but also grant arbitrary contract calls for the implementation of advanced cross-chain strategies such as yield aggregation, LP-zapping, NFT purchasing, and many more. We believe Web3 needs to be made available not only for the next billion users but also for the next million developers to build on it.

Our SDK is the ultimate cross-chain money lego for dApps to build on top of or plug into themselves.

• We've integrated multiple fallback bridges + DEXs so that you don't have to

• We maintain bridges + DEXs so that you don't have to

• We choose the best bridges based on our research so that you don't have to (positioning ourselves neutral)

For some examples of how LI.FI works. Check out:

• MetaMask Bridges - API Integration

• Superfluid - Widget Integration

• Alchemix - SDK Integration