LI.FI — a crypto tool startup backed by CoinFund and Multicoin Capital — has just introduced LiFI Composer, a new transaction coordination mechanism that allows users to combine multiple actions such as swaps, bridging, funding, and staking into a single transaction.
According to the company, LiFI Composer can simulate the entire sequence of multi-step transactions to provide an overview of the execution process, helping to improve predictability and reduce the risk of transaction failure. This tool aims to simplify the DeFi experience and reduce complexity when performing cross-chain operations.
LI.FI is an open-source decentralized finance protocol that acts as an intermediary liquidity layer between DeFi infrastructure and user applications, supporting low-slippage token transfers across blockchains. LiFI Composer is also part of the company’s broader product expansion strategy this year, targeting over 800 partners and focusing on optimizing self-custody transactions.
Founded in 2021, LI.FI raised an additional $29 million in a Series A extension in December last year, bringing total funding to $51.7 million, with Multicoin leading the extension round. The project’s monthly trading volume increased by 595% year-over-year, reaching approximately $8 billion in October 2025, up from $1.15 billion a year earlier.
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