Paribu has chosen LI.FI to power the onchain swaps in the DeFi section of the Paribu app. When a user swaps into an onchain token, LI.FI scans the available liquidity pools for that token and returns the best price and route, while Paribu remains the interface and the self-custodial layer stays its own.
On July 1, Paribu activated one of its largest product updates to date, opening a DeFi section that brings together onchain access across a DEX, all reachable from a user’s existing Paribu balance. LI.FI powers the swap routing on the DEX side of that section.
For users, the surface stays simple: a single action in the app, with the work behind each swap handled for them. What the choice adds is the engine underneath, built to keep that experience simple as the catalog of onchain tokens expands.
What LI.FI powers and how it works
Paribu lists onchain tokens that trade on decentralized exchange. Rather than connecting to each liquidity pool individually, Paribu routes these swaps through LI.FI. When a user initiates a swap, LI.FI scans the available pools for that token on the network it trades on, weighs them on liquidity depth and on how much value the user keeps after the swap, and returns the route and price that give the best result.
Why LI.FI
LI.FI is the universal liquidity layer trusted by 1000+ enterprises to unlock unified market access to digital assets, founded in Germany in 2021. It reduces the complexity of building digital asset products by orchestrating liquidity across permissioned and permissionless venues, powering stablecoin and RWA flows across 60+ chains through a single integration. As of early 2026, LI.FI draws on liquidity from 50+ liquidity sources across blockchains, has processed over $80 billion in lifetime volume, and powers onchain functionality across more than 1000 enterprise integrations. For Paribu, using LI.FI means broad and continuously expanding onchain liquidity coverage without maintaining each connection separately.
