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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.

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How It Works

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Atomic Execution

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 movement
3

Order Creation

Money Mover’s select the best quote and sign the order. Once signed the signed order is submitted to the Lidian REST API
4

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.

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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 movement
3

Order Creation

Money Mover’s select the best quote and sign the order. Once signed the signed order is submitted to the Lidian REST API
4

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.