LI.FI has added Injective (INJ) to its multi-chain liquidity network. The move lets users bridge, swap, and deposit the token across more than 60 blockchains and over 1,000 decentralized applications.
What the integration unlocks
Before the integration, INJ holders were limited to the chains where the token was natively available. Now they can move it across a wide range of networks without leaving the LI.FI interface. The platform handles the routing and settlement, so a user can swap INJ for an asset on a different chain in a single transaction.
LI.FI’s network already supported dozens of chains and hundreds of apps. Adding Injective brings the token into that ecosystem. The company said the integration was driven by demand from users who wanted more flexibility with their INJ holdings.
How it works
LI.FI aggregates liquidity from multiple sources. When a user wants to bridge or swap INJ, the platform finds the best route across its connected chains. That can mean moving the token through a bridge, a DEX, or both. The process is designed to be seamless — the user just picks the source and destination, and LI.FI handles the rest.
The integration covers deposits too. Users can send INJ to any supported app or protocol on the network. That includes lending platforms, yield farms, and other DeFi services.
Injective is a blockchain built for finance. Its native token, INJ, is used for staking, governance, and fees. By connecting to LI.FI, the token gains access to a much larger pool of liquidity and users. Holders no longer need to rely on a single chain’s infrastructure to use their assets.
The move also benefits the broader LI.FI ecosystem. Adding a token like INJ brings new users to the platform and increases the total value that can flow through its network.
Users can start bridging, swapping, and depositing INJ immediately through the LI.FI interface.
