Banxa Integrates LI.FI to Make Any Onchain Asset Accessible in One Tap

As crypto adoption matures, users come onchain with a purpose in mind, stablecoins settling real commerce, tokenized stocks and treasuries, DeFi positions, gaming assets, or tokens on chains that didn’t exist a year ago. Reaching most of it has meant a route users built themselves: buy, bridge, swap.

Through LI.FI, that route disappears into a single transaction. A user buying through a Banxa-powered checkout moves directly from fiat to their intended asset, with routing and intent-based execution choosing the optimal path behind the scenes. Today that reach covers more than 300 cryptocurrencies across 60+ blockchains, and it widens as new chains and assets gain onchain liquidity.

“Crypto users shouldn’t have to think about bridges, liquidity routes, or which blockchain an asset lives on. They should simply be able to access what they want,” said Philipp Zentner, Co-Founder and CEO of LI.FI. “LI.FI multiplies where that money can go once it’s onchain: more chains, more assets, deeper liquidity. The platforms that win from here will be the ones that can offer any asset a user wants, the moment they want it.”

Since 2014, Banxa has built a network spanning 45 global licences, over 150 fiat currencies, payment methods across 180+ countries, serving over 400 partner platforms including MetaMask, Trust Wallet, Bitget Wallet and Trezor. 

“We’ve spent twelve years building the licensed bridge between traditional money and digital assets, and more than 10 million users have moved over $10 billion across it,” said Shaun Heng, Chief Product and Growth Officer at Banxa. “LI.FI multiplies where that money can go once it’s onchain. The platforms that win from here will be the ones that can offer more chains, more assets, deeper liquidity, and this is how we put our 400-plus partners on that side of the line.”

This reflects a broader evolution in digital asset infrastructure. As the industry moves beyond crypto trading toward a future where users can seamlessly access a wider range of onchain assets, infrastructure that connects users with assets across ecosystems becomes the deciding factor in which platforms can offer those assets first. This shift is already underway as leading platforms expand blockchain-based access beyond cryptocurrencies into tokenized stocks, equities, and real-world assets. LI.FI is helping enable this next phase of accessibility as a launch partner for the Robinhood Chain ecosystem, bringing swaps, stock token routing, Jumper, and one-click yield capabilities to the network from day one. 

The same shift has a second frontier: not just what users can access, but who gets to access it. Banxa’s expansion runs through the markets where crypto adoption is growing fastest. Recent months brought VietQR support in Vietnam, giving users local-currency access through the payment rail they already use daily, while the company keeps building under MiCA in Europe alongside its 45 licences worldwide. The aim is unchanged: crypto that ordinary people can reach, through the payment methods they trust, with a regulated provider at the point where digital assets touch real money.

Together, the two sides of this partnership meet in the middle: LI.FI extending what’s reachable onchain, Banxa extending who can reach it. One transaction now covers the distance between them.