LI.FI is now live on Plasma
We’re excited to announce that LI.FI now live on Plasma, the blockchain redefining stablecoin infrastructure for a new global financial system.
Plasma is not a general-purpose chain retrofitted for payments. It is designed from the ground up to make stablecoin transactions fast, inexpensive, and scalable. With one-second finality, near-zero fees for stablecoin transfers, and full EVM compatibility, Plasma creates the conditions for stablecoins to function as true digital cash.

Stablecoins and stablechains are already the largest and most used crypto product. They power payments, remittances, savings, and trading at global scale, but until now they have consistently lacked a dedicated home - until now.
What Plasma Enables
Instant, practically free stablecoin payments for remittances, commerce, payrolls, and everyday transfers.
Seamless developer migration with Solidity compatibility and gasless mechanics that unlock new payment-based applications.
Institutional adoption at scale through privacy-preserving protocol measures (e.g. obfuscated transaction memos, sizes) but fully auditable for compliance with financial regulations.
Plasma changes that by offering an environment built specifically for stable-value assets, launching with over $2bn in liquidity.
LI.FI’s integration ensures that this new ecosystem is not siloed. Users can now move seamlessly from any major chain into Plasma’s stablecoin-first home. For individuals, this means frictionless access to near-instant and practically free stablecoin transfers. For developers, it means Plasma can be plugged into multi-chain applications without additional overhead. For institutions, it provides a compliant, scalable infrastructure to build on top of.
Plasma was built for the future of digital money. LI.FI powers it today
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.

