Crypto infrastructure project unveils LI.FI Composer, a multi-step transaction orchestrator
The CoinFund- and Multicoin-backed crypto toolkit startup LI.FI is launching its LiFI Composer, a new transaction orchestration mechanism that allows users to combine actions such as swaps, bridging, deposits, and staking into a single transaction.
"The ability to manage full sequences of interdependent actions in one unified flow alters the way DeFi operates at all levels," said Philipp Zentner, CEO & Co-Founder of LI.FI. "Users no longer have to scrutinize every step, marking a workflow improvement that will lead to increased innovation and productivity across the landscape."
LI.FI is a decentralized, open-source finance protocol that serves as a universal liquidity layer and intermediary between DeFi infrastructure and end-user applications, enabling developers and users to move tokens between blockchains with minimal friction.
LI.FI Composer helps abstract away the complexity of using crypto by simulating every step of a multi-step transaction to help "ensure predictable outcomes, helping to prevent failed transactions," the announcement reads.
The tool is also part of LI.FI's strategy this year to expand its product offerings for its 800+ partners to streamline self-custodial transactions for the DeFi market.
Last December, the startup added a $29 million extension to its Series A, bringing its total capital raised to $51.7 million, with Multicoin joining as a lead investor. The project, founded in 2021, saw tremendous growth with monthly volume growing by 595% year-over-year to $8 billion in October 2025 from $1.15 billion in October 2024.
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