TL;DR
- Injective integrated with LI.FI, a routing protocol connecting more than 60 chains and over 1,000 applications and wallets.
- The integration enables bridging, swaps, and direct deposits in INJ and native USDC within Injective’s MultiVM environment.
- Support is available across LI.FI’s full product stack: API, SDK, Widget, and Intents routing.
LI.FI announced the official launch of support for Injective within its multichain routing network, which spans more than 60 blockchains and over 1,000 integrated applications and wallets. The integration allows users and protocols to bridge, swap, and make direct deposits in INJ and USDC natively within Injective’s MultiVM environment, with no additional intermediate steps or extra interfaces.
Before this integration, accessing a new ecosystem meant identifying a compatible bridge, moving the right asset, completing an additional swap, and reserving enough gas for the final transaction. LI.FI unifies that process into a single routing and execution layer. When a user requests a transfer, the protocol queries the available bridges, DEX aggregators, and solvers for that specific route, and selects the optimal path based on price, speed, cost, and reliability.
Injective is officially live on @lifiprotocol.
Users can now bridge, swap, and deposit $INJ and native USDC across Injective’s native and EVM environments, with access to LI.FI’s 60+ supported chains.
More routes. More liquidity access. More interoperability. pic.twitter.com/hq1OkSE8UJ
— Injective 🥷 (@injective) August 4, 2026
The result is simpler, more direct access to the ecosystem. A user with assets on another chain can reach the network with INJ or USDC natively without needing to interact with multiple interfaces. A protocol, in turn, can accept cross-chain deposits without requiring the user to complete the bridge and swap process manually.
Injective: A Destination Across the Entire LI.FI Network
Support for Injective is available across LI.FI’s full product stack: API, SDK, Widget, and Intents routing. Developers can build custom flows through the API or SDK, and applications can embed the Widget directly. In a second phase, support will extend to Composer and the Jumper interface, which will allow protocols to direct users straight to Injective applications without additional complexity.
The scale of the distribution is key to understanding this integration: every existing LI.FI integration automatically becomes a potential entry point into Injective. Teams do not need to build or maintain a separate bridge integration to support the network. INJ becomes accessible to users who already hold assets and liquidity spread across dozens of other chains.
LI.FI’s routing engine does not depend on a single provider. It compares compatible sources for each request and can use alternative routes if a bridge or DEX is unavailable. For the INJ ecosystem, that means more robust access to liquidity distributed across the networks supported by LI.FI, offering more options to channel capital into trading, lending, tokenization, and payments built on the network.
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