Overview
Single-chain swaps on Lidian are optimized for speed and efficiency. With no cross-chain delays, single-chain execution is ideal for entities who are already where they need to be, but need a different stablecoin.How It Works
Atomic Execution
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Request for Quote
Money mover’s
request a quote expressing their desired cross-chain intent (i.e bridge or swap)2
Quote Creation
Liquidity providers
submit competitive quotes for the cross-chain movement3
Order Creation
Money Mover’s select the best quote and
sign the order. Once signed the signed order is submitted to the Lidian REST API4
Execute, Fulfill, and Settle Order
The liquidity provider who agreed to the order or a verified relayer can
execute the order on the source chain while also providing the tokens for the money mover.
This executes, fulfills, and settles the orders in a sningel transaction.Delayed Fulfillment
1
Request for Quote
Money mover’s
request a quote expressing their desired cross-chain intent (i.e bridge or swap)2
Quote Creation
Liquidity providers
submit competitive quotes for the cross-chain movement3
Order Creation
Money Mover’s select the best quote and
sign the order. Once signed the signed order is submitted to the Lidian REST API4
Execute Order and Lock Tokens
The liquidity provider who agreed to the order or a verified relayer can
execute the order on the source chain.
This locks the money movers tokens.5
Fulfill Order
The liquidity provider who agreed to the order
fullfills the order on the source chain at a later time.
Upon filling, this also settles at the same time.